3. Tuesday 6 AM. Ther. 64. 90. 68. = 74.
Part cloudy. Griffins B.C. warehouse burned last night. Emmett came 7. Cuts long grass. Sets out 25 tomato plants. John Hall hauls away load of wood for Emmett. Wells did not bring lawn mower. Get birthday card from Hat. Maggie sent me a small mem. book. Let Emmett go at noon paying up 2.65. Tue and Buddie iron. Ad Miller called P.M. and will help me at any time. I drove late P.M. to see Rhoda to wash tomorrow: from there continue W and return by Helen's getting home 7 PM. The folks were out at night. Most clear day N. and N.E. winds. Cooler at night. Gobed 9 PM.
4. Wednesday. 5.30. AM. Ther. 56. 88. 70. = 71 1/3
Mostly clear. N.E.2. oil old buggy. The new one not yet received. Has been shipped since 23 (?). Rhoda came to wash working till 4 P>M> I get start for Loxa 9 AM getting home 1 PM. Drove out through place from Loxa. Think Harman's crops look better than the average. I drive to Dennison line. Found Cliff on NW 40 replanting corn. Talk a while with him and refuse to go to dinner with him. I did not take lunch nor Jack. I stop in Loxa returning long enough to pay Hough S. for putting up yard, fence $7.00 ck. Few people visible in in Loxa. I left Loxa about noon. The roads are very dusty. Before night drive over to Well's for lawn mower. Paid 50c. Tom Snider was badly hurt by auto today. Mostly clear day with fresh N.E. wind and numerous small whirlwinds: Mrs. Curd and Mrs. Brooks over at night. Go bed 9.30 P.M.
5. Thursday. 5.30 AM. Ther. .60. 90. 76. = 75 1/3
Partly cloudy. S.E. 3. learn by phone that buggy has been received at CL Depot. Put in good post of forenoon hunting but not finding dray man. They are very busy. Phebe writes will be home Sunday. A letter from Muggs P.M. does not state when she will be at home. Gwin and McK brought up buggy P.M. Sibert came over and set it up. Although a good buggy I do not feel stucdk on it. Mostly clear day with moderate S.E. winds. No signs of rain. The drouth here is becoming serious. I had bad spell cramps. P Maud night. Tue and Buddy went down to H.G.'s after supper. Go b 9.30
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
June 3-5, 1913 in Charleston, Illinois
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Tuesday, June 4, 2013
June 1-2, 1913 and 1888 in Charleston, Illinois
1913
1. Sunday . 5.30 AM. Ther. 72. 94. 76. = 80 2/3
Part cloudy. W.2. Kenneth brought paper. Shave self AM. It was hard job. Hitch up about noon. Toward night drive south by Woodson place rounded by Wrightsville getting home sunset. The roads dusty. Largest corn 4 or 5 in. high much of corn not yet up. Oats will be near a failure - thin and short. Earliest are heading out about .8 inches high. Partly cloudy with indication of rain P.M. northerly winds. It cleared off at night and cooler. Tue and Buddy went to church at night taking Charles but Buddy had to return with him. Go bed 9.30 P.M.
2. Monday. 5.30. AM. Ther. 62. 92. 74. =76.
Clear N.E.2. This is my seventy first birthday and I don't feel worth a cent. Emmett came 7. hitching up: takes lawn mower over to Wells. Went with me to R.R. the buggy has not come. Give Tue check for church dues, 16.00. Emmett cuts weeds AM all over place P.M. Wheels out manure on hillside. Went up for Mower but not done. Emmett will come tomorrow. I decide to quit chewing for an indefinite length of time. Mostly clear day with easterly light winds. Groves were over at night. I go to bed. P. M.
June 1888
1. Friday 5.15 AM. Ther. 50. 67. 52.
Partly cloudy. Three cuculio this morning. Kelly works in garden most of forenoon. Bob B(?) brought up material for flood gate for which he charged $1.25. Had a few words with Perrill about building water gate. He threatens to tear it down. Pay Kelly 2.00 order on bill still owe him about 1.00. Kink & Rutherford get back from MO. and want to go to making ties again. Val Mount called and wants to rent room over store, didn't let him have it. Not very well self today caught cold yesterday. Mostly cloudy N. wind sp. rain several times. Go bed 8.30.
2. Saturday 5.15 AM Ther. 45. 65. 48.
About clear. My birthday. Phebe gave me a bouquet of roses. Kelly Painted upper roof at store. Miss Kurayer tells me she will take the room 3.75.00 per year. Uncle John was in toward night. Zeke Easton brought in half a cord of wood which he sold. Warren Decker also brought in wood. Zeke E. will help me next week at making fence. Got more surprised ciuculios this morning. Hardly believe they are ciuculios as but few plums have been stung. Bought keg of nails of Ginthers. Mrs Wentz was over at night. Go bed 10 P.M. 1/2
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