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1918
Friday, November 22, 1918
Ben went to Gretna with a load of tobacco for Paul and him self and a little for Irvin Harvey. It all sold reasonably well. Josie sewed. I got a snack for dinner.
This evening I mended my sweater. Miss Janie and Mrs Gravley come in a few minutes on their way from school. Mr Layne come this morning to try to get his calf home. He could not manage him and he is here yet. Ben got home from Gretna about sundown.
I watered and fed some of the hogs be fore he got home.
8 o clock
Saturday, November 23, 1918
A good day. Ben and Owen hauled wood this morning and sawed it this evening.
Josie mended her fire place this morning and got dinner. She cooked salsify and parsnips the [first] that we have had this season.
I went to Marvins this evening. I worked some button holes in the childrens clothes. Tonight I have ripped up an old skirt of Carries that Miss Alice Hubbard made before Carrie was married.
She is thinking of making some pants for Roy.
Ben has gone to Strait Stone to the lodge.
9 oclock
1919
Thursday, January 9, 1919
A cold windy day. Ben went to Glenland this morning to the meeting of the School Board. This evening he worked on Owens house. Jim Brumfield helped him today on the house. Josie and Virginia made some candy today. They got dinner. I worked some button holes in Hazel Smith's dresses and mended some things. Late this evening Edna and I went to Carries.
Virginia is here tonight.
Alma Bennett sent me a present today, a dress ready to wear. I am glad of it.
10 oclock and the wind is blowing hard and it is very cold.
Friday, January 17, 1919
A rainy day. Jim & Ben worked on Owens house some today. They went to Mr Worshams sale at Renan. They did not buy any thing. Josie and I have spent most of the day mending on the clothes.
Josie went to Carries through the rain. They were all getting on very well up there.
Clifton Reynolds has bin very sick. Heard today that he is improving. I was very glad to hear that. Ben had a letter from John today he was well.
10 o'clock
Saturday, February 22, 1919
A very rainy day. Owen hauled two loads of wood. Had to quit it rained so hard. Jim cut some wood this morning. Ben went to Glenland to a trustee meeting.
Josie got dinner. Irvin Harvey come and brought us some chicken. We certainly did enjoy it.
I made me an apron and mended some things. I cut and sewed some rag strings to night. Edna wound the ball for me. She loves to wind the balls.
There is a thunder cloud to night. Josie made some candy this evening.
9:10 oclock