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Franklin McMillan Diary, 1926-1927
Franklin McMillan Diary 1926 & 1927 37.pdf
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large buildings and the grounds stretch about a mile on one side of the grounds road then on to the old Spanish light house at the End of Point Loma. did not stay very long as we were up high and it was blowing a cool breeze off the water, we then cut off and went across to Sunset Cliffs it was blowing there too so we went on to Ocean Beach for the rest of the day
Feby 8th. Did not go any place have a cold.
Feby 9th. in bed with a cold, heard a noise of pounding. Mother inquired from the men are told Mrs Jones is building another house and garage in the back yard.
Feby 10th ditto spent it in bed, rained in the night.
Feby 11th. ditto again am tired of bed Alans birthday two
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