Wednesday Oct. 5, 1921. I delivered mail with the two Gips. The day was fine and the roads are drying.

Thursday Oct. 6, 1921. Mabel delivered with the Oar. The day was very fine.

Friday Oct. 4, 1921. Mabel delivered mail on the whole route with the two Gips. I stayed at home as one of my eyes was badly inflamed. It rained all day.

Saturday Oct. 8, 1921. I delivered on the whole route with the Gips. It rained at times during the greater part of the day. My eyes were inflamed as that. It was hard for me to pee. I went in from the 13 on to the ordin and resowney $36.00.

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