Croton July 1905

Wed July 19th clear part of the day not as hot as yesterday about 88 deg. {highlight;"I cut the toad planting in the yard"}

Thu July 20th clear and pleasant. I pict berries most of the day. Mary and Sarah was here part of the after noon

Fri July 21st clear and pleasant. Sarah was here bakeing and cleaning house.{highlight;"I went over to See John my Brother but he had gone to Thanesville} Jermiah Jiffin calld in this Evening

Sat July 22and clear and pleasant.

Sun July 23rd clear and pleaant. {highlight;"I was at Sunday School and Church}

Mon July 24th cloudy and quite cool. I was picking Berries in the fore noon. after noon {highlight;"Mary came over from Sarahs and preserved them for me"}

Sun July 25th light clouds and cool. I hoed corn,{highlight:"Henry Snary calld in this fore noon.he brought me a piece of mutton Dick came up and brought some {money?}}

Croton July 1905

Wed July 26th light clouds and warm.{highlight;"I went to thamesville with Dick this fore noon."} after noon hoed corn. Anne Smith and Sofia Ketchson calld in awhile.

Thu July 27th clear and pleasant,{highlight;"Rose calld in this Evening and Victoria and Sarah"}

Fri July 28th cloudy. Sarah came over and cleand up the house.{highlight:"I went over and took dinner with Sarah and Victoria"}

Sat July 29th thunder Showers most of the day

Sun July 30th cloudy fore part of the day.{higlight;"I at Sunday School but fiew thare Victoria and her children was with me most of the day."}

Mon July 31st cloudy part of the day and pleasant

Tue Aug 1st clear and cool. {highlight;"I was over to see John my Brother he doesn't appear to be much better."}

Wed Aug 2and clear and cool in morning war the rest of the day

Thu Wed 3rd clear and cool morning and Evening. Vic and her kids went to Dick's

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