Almost clear. Fresh N.W. wind. Tue thinks she has ague and takes tonic. Mrs. Dickenson sends word again that she can't come till tomorrow. Eastin and Decker bring two loads green wood for Mrs. Robinson which she refuses to take, so put it on the yard. Bill Hill unloading car load of potatoes, get samples. Paid Easton 1.00. Very raw day. Wind nearly North considerably cloudy P.M. Tue buys undershirts and hose at Chambers. Mits for girls at Frommell. Buy socks at McCravys. went up town at night to see Sol Meyers. Go bed 9 PM . . . .
12, Wednesday, 6.30 AM. ther. 36. 57. 47.
Clear. Heavy white frost. No word from Dorsey yet wrote him last Thursday. Mrs. Dickenson washes. Comer up town. He and John Huffman talk a while in my place. Tue went up to Mrs. Norfolks while in P.M. Collect several dollars of different parties. Have been taking ice for a few days. Clear day with W, S.W. wind. Gobed 9 P.m.
