26. Wednesday, 6.30 AM. Ther. 28. 50'. 30.'
Cloudy. Noble called before breakfast to see about township lumber. Start for timber at 11 A.M. and leave them about 2 pic(?) couldn't find any body who wanted to go with me, so went alone. John Snider brought up load of old lumber. Which Crass and pile after I got home. Tue and W.S.G. get bed down stairs. Fair day lightly cloudy and but little wind. Met Easton, Decker and Snider when went down. Baby not well has cried good deal during the night all this week. go Bed 10 p.m.
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Showing posts with label Noble. Show all posts
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Saturday, September 29, 2012
September 29, 1887 in Coles county, IL
29, Thursday, 6.30 AM Ther. 57. 71. 58.
Partly clear. Moon shone good deal in night. Rheumatism worse. Received $9.20 in full for empties from J. Walker Brewery Co. Get pants at Felix owe him $2.10 on them. Pay J. Rall and Mountjoy. Tue hangs out Mondays washing. Buy grapes at W.E. Hills. South East wind morning turns cooler afternoon sprinkle rain two or three times P.M. Tue and the girls have caught bad colds so has baby. Get order for another 2000 ft lumber for Township from Noble which send down Claud Comer. Snider brought in basket of melons for pickles. Gobed 9 PM.
Partly clear. Moon shone good deal in night. Rheumatism worse. Received $9.20 in full for empties from J. Walker Brewery Co. Get pants at Felix owe him $2.10 on them. Pay J. Rall and Mountjoy. Tue hangs out Mondays washing. Buy grapes at W.E. Hills. South East wind morning turns cooler afternoon sprinkle rain two or three times P.M. Tue and the girls have caught bad colds so has baby. Get order for another 2000 ft lumber for Township from Noble which send down Claud Comer. Snider brought in basket of melons for pickles. Gobed 9 PM.
Friday, July 6, 2012
It is July 6, 1912 and 1887 in Charleston, IL!
100 Years Ago
Saturday, July 6, 1912 6 AM Ther. 74. 86. 76. = 78 2/3
Clear, S.. Old mare shows contact with barbed wire with deep scratch twelve inches long on rump. Dr. it with spavin cure at once. Things seem somewhat demoralized out in barnyard. Think stray horse has been around at night. Tue complaining gooddeal (sic.). Think the hot weather. Part cloudy with showers around. . Just sprinkle here. Not many in for Sat. Harve McNeel said would tighten up my furnace, but he didn't. I try to find Ike Rogers but couldn't. I drove SW late P.M. finding no fungi. Go bed 10 P.M.
125 Years Ago
Wednesday, July 6, 1887 6.30 A.M. Ther. 73. 90. 76. Clear. Got John Hall and cul 317 ft. out of cull on City yard and will haul the rest to my own yard. Noble gives me bill for 1500 ft. township lumber. Mrs. Laind irons. Collect $6.20 Scherer a/c. Kate Davis over most of P.M. Funkhouser of Neoga called at night to see about Timber. Fan and Snider in awhile at night. Wind N.E. P.M. signs of rain during day. Thunder west at night but didn't rain any. Buy cheese .15 and butter .40 all cr. Gobed 10 P.M.
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