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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1907 & 1918

SEPTEMBER	THURSDAY	19	(262 103- )	1907
{1907}	It was quite a nice day I cut peas Ada went over to Curristons Jud and I went out to Sinrers in the evening
{1918}	1918 It was showery through the night Mr Pitt finished cutting our corn I finished sowing the rye fred pulled beans in the forenoon and we shocked corn in the afternoon

	FRIDAY	20	(263-102 )
{1907}	It rained a little in the morning I helped at the seller wall at Mothers Reubin Collison and Rob Robinson was here for tea
{1918}	1918 It was showery I went down to Hanesvill to see about getting Mr Barkley about shingling the house Fred & I ploughed 1918 - 21 It was showry we fixed at the Potatoe bin in the forenoon Fred took Roy seeder home I ploughed in the afternoon went over to Mr Pitt and got a bag of sugar

	SATURDAY	21	( 264-101 )
{1907}	It was a beautiful day I cut my millet and drew in my peas Nathan helped me 22 It was nice I went up to church in the morning Fred went with me Fred Suffel lead the meeting Fred Laura and I went to Sunday School in the afternoon Fred and Hattie was back Mrs Ben Storey died
{1918}

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