25. Wednesday. 6.30 AM. Ther 30. 36. 10.
Cloudy. Wind SW. light snow flying Maggie and Phebe both went to school. Phebe has not been since 9th inst. Pay off men for piling ties yesterday $4.30. Comer up and working at ties, am going to let him finish them. Ed Eastin pays me balance on note. 12.30 releasing mortgage on lot. Cleared off before noon: wind W. Tue got letter from Aunt Mate. Went down to tie pile after dinner. Strong wind from N.W. Snow melting fast. Pay winter bal 13.36 Recketts 15.00 both in full. Caught more cold and laid up at nights with sore throat. Maggie has very bad cough. Turns colder toward night. Gobed. 10 P.M.
26 Thursday. 7 AM ther 2. 22. 20.
Clear NW. Maggie and Phebe don't go to school. My throat some better this morning. Worst cold I have had for two years. Sell Ike Hughes half cord of wood. Somebody hauled load of new posts to yard 52. probably Riley Eastin. Comer finished stacking ties. I have been out $6.50 on this job. Recketts took clock up to shop and repaired case. Bought Gelatin and glycerin.. N. Main returned borrowed book by Sexhres. Hat was down toward night. Pleasant day get chilly with westerly wind. Maggie and Phebe both have bad colds. Gobed 10PM~~
January Paid McKee1.25 and Sandy .45 for Comer for work done yesterday.
27. Friday. 6.30 AM. Ther 14. 29. 26.
Nearly clear. Wind North. Undertake to make a copying pad but fail. Tue sewing on dark dress for her mother. Maggie and Phebe still remain from school their colds not being any better. Went down to switch ties and put Comer's on each pile according Bruner's instruction. Tue writes a letter to Aunt Mate at night. Has been pleasant day, clear with chilly north wind. Gobed 11 PM
28. Saturday 7 AM. Ther. 14. 32. 24.
Nearly clear. Wind easterly. Baby cried good deal in night and coughed like croup. R.R. Browne of Helena, Ark in town A.Bunk pd. a/c in full $1.65. Uncle in and down to dinner. seems to think Snider biz. in pretty bad shape. Comer in before noon. The R.R. man did not receive ties up again Monday. Bought 1 lb coffee at Vansickles. Sold half cord of wood to C. Mason Cr. Total eclipse of moon in evening. The roads are still good and lots of wood coming in. Gobed. 10 PM Pay Riley Eastin for 105 posts $3.25.
Charles Gramesly's Journal was written from 1878 to 1925. I am his Great-granddaughter and I post entries from the journal from 114 and 125 years ago. The journal is about everyday living in Charleston & Coles County Illinois. It is not just about the Gramesly family, it is about the community, the region and the issues on all levels that touch their lives. Many people are mentioned in this journal. Join me as I explore history written by my Great-grandfather . . .
Monday, January 28, 2013
January 25-28, 1888 in Charleston, Illinois
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