Wednesday May 11, 1921 I delivered mail with Dick & Gyp. Roy worked making a pale for the Disc harrow. Paid Mr Paren for whipple prun $3.00 The day was fine and the roads good.

Thursday May 12, 1921 I delivered mail with Dick and Gyp. Roy worked at making a tonguele for the Disc. Mr English and Ed worked at corn ground. The day was fine and the roads are good.

Friday May 13, 1921 Delivered mail with Dick and Gyp. Roy worked very well. The day was fine and roads good.

Saturday May 14, 1921 I delivered mail with the team as usual. The day was fine and the roads were good.

Sunday May 15, 1921 I went to Church in the morning. {illegible}

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