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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1908 & 1919
Levi Levere 1908 & 1919 (97).pdf
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| November | Monday, 16 (321-45) 1908 |
| {1908} | It was soft I scraped some ditch and drew |
| {1919} | 1919 -16 It was quite nice Howards was up he took Laura & Edith to the train I went up with him
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| Tuesday, 17 (322-44) | |
| {1908} | It was quite nice but cool I took a grist to Winchester and went out and got the colts I went up to prayermeeting Ada and the children went up to Archies to helpcut the cabbage Kenitth Guy got married |
| {1919} | 1919 18 It was a beautiful day I went up to Edd Gambal bee ploughing Ada & Jennet went to prayer meeting |
| Wednesday, 18 (323-43) | |
| {1908} | It was flurrying snow off and on we drew up old wood I went to the funeral of Vince Bolton Wife Ada and Robert went to Inkerman in the evening |
| {1919} | 1919 - 19 It was quite cool it snowed pretty much all day Ray came home from Iroquois came back from Cardinal with Pearl & Katheline Wallace |
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