It was quite soft I went to Mountain station and got a ton 4 X flour I went to Inkerman in the evening Ada also the children went down to Uncle reubin
{1919}
1919 It was quite nice we drew Manure all day we all went over to Mr Osburn Coons for tea
Friday, 14 (45-321)
{1908}
It was very nice and warm we drew manure and feed from the other barn Len was up in the evening It began to rain between 4 and 5 in the evening it rained hard after dark
{1919}
1919 It was quite Stormy rained and snowed all day Fred went to Iroquois for the children Johny Dobbie wife was buried
Saturday, 15 (46-320)
{1908}
It rained all knight and pretty much all day I was up to Archie a little while in the morning we drove back to the woods in the afternoon it began to snow in the evening
{1919}
1919 I took Mother home and went down to Winchester I stayed all night at Archie
Sunday, 16 (47-319)
{1908}
It was cool the children and I went to Sunday School and preaching Ada and I drove out to Mothers
{1919}
1919 It was blustry I came home from Mountain I went up to church in the evening
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