28, Saturday, 6 AM. ther. 42. 72. 56. = 57 1/3
Clear, S.E.2. Harman phones A.M. that finished putting B.C. in shed 3 P.m. yest. Tue feeling better and does her ironing which has been neglected for several days. Got letter form Buddy A.M. reports all well. Nothing more from Muggs. Mort called P.M. to figure on W.C. and will begin Monday. Mostly clear wind becomes N.1. P.M. and cooler. I got bu. oats at I.B.'s at night 4 oc. Learn that Emmett Fritz is work on Clover R.R. section. Go bed 9 P.M.
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
September 17,1912 in Charleston, Illinois
17, Tuesday, 6 AM. Ther. 64. 72. 66.
Cloudy and raining. N.2. The rain (.63) began 4 A.M. with thunder. Light rain much of the day wind becoming southerly with heavy rains (1.05) at night 1.68 inches in all. Tue's company came The party consisted of Miss T. Moore of Col., Mrs. J.E. Curd, Mrs. LeRoy, Hat and Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Campbell. I did not drive them was at barn repairing old buggy. I did not hitch up. H.G. came for Hat at 5 P.M. Cottingham called A.M. looks over our plans for W.C. and makes some good suggestions. His man puts door on furnace P.M. also repairs smoke flu. The pieces for grate have not come. Cloudy day with heavy rains dark till say 10 P.M. Gobed 9. Tue got letters from Mugs and Bud.
Cloudy and raining. N.2. The rain (.63) began 4 A.M. with thunder. Light rain much of the day wind becoming southerly with heavy rains (1.05) at night 1.68 inches in all. Tue's company came The party consisted of Miss T. Moore of Col., Mrs. J.E. Curd, Mrs. LeRoy, Hat and Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Campbell. I did not drive them was at barn repairing old buggy. I did not hitch up. H.G. came for Hat at 5 P.M. Cottingham called A.M. looks over our plans for W.C. and makes some good suggestions. His man puts door on furnace P.M. also repairs smoke flu. The pieces for grate have not come. Cloudy day with heavy rains dark till say 10 P.M. Gobed 9. Tue got letters from Mugs and Bud.
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