Wednesday june 22, 1921 Roy took the first part of the mail and Mabel did the second part The day was fine.

Thursday june 23, 1921 Roy went out the first part of the mail and Mabel on the second. The day was fine. I went down with Mabel on the second part and let a job of grading on the millside road.

Friday june 24, 1921 Mabel delivered on the first part Roy on the second part Mr English cut and hauled in clover. The day was fine.

Saturday june 25, 1921 Mabel delivered on the first part and Roy delivered on the second. One of the tires gave way with Mabel and we had to wash the second part of the mail till we got one from Chatham on the 5 p.m. car. The day was fine.

Paid for vulcanizing out side tire and {illegible} $8.00

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