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35^o Clear Changeable
Ther. Mon. Mar. 7^th, 1898 Wind

This has been a beautiful and
spring like day notwithstanding
it looked so threatning last evening.
After breakfast we all (except
Harriet & little Dora) went
to "Riverside" to be present at the
interment of my dear brother
Charles in the cemetery. Willie
took me in his "Jagger." Edward
bringing Fanny, Dora, & Jimmy
Jackson. It was the most impressive
and touching burial I ever
attended, none but near relatives
& a very few intimate friends being
present (seventeen in all) instead
of a large gathering, the funeral
having taken place yesterday when
all were invited. J Jackson left in
afternoon stage for home. Willie
& Fanny also left after dinner.
We all came home to dinner. Harriet
took charge of little Dora while her
mother went to the burial.

32 Clear S.E.
Ther. Tues. Mar. 8th, 1898 Wind

Another spring like day. Afternoon
I was called by telephone and
went to "Marden" to presribe for
the infant George Marshall.
Frank Hopkins called at office.
I walked to Ashton & back.
Edwd drove the carriage up to
"Fairfield" and took photographs
of the baby & brought the phaeton
home. Kate Stabler called to
see Dora. After supper Harry
Fairall came to practice telegraphy
with Edwd.