Showing posts with label pants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pants. Show all posts

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Charleston, Illinois on October 13, 1887

13,     Thursday,  6.30 A.M.  Ther.  45.  62.  40.
Clear, No Frost.  Took pants down to  Lauder Shop to be altered.  Riley Decker makes a grand kick about wood which he cut.  Have decided to pay the balance balance rather than bother any more.  Write  again to Densay about Apples.  Get ready to go timber after dinner was going to vol but he has hurt his leg again`.  Roberts says he will go with us tomorrow and see about making some ties.  Drove  a while with P.M.  Go bed, 10.30 PM

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.

Friday, September 28, 2012

September 28, 1887 in Charleston, IL

28, Wednesday,  7 A.M.  ther.  57.  62.  60.
Cloudy E. wind  Misty.  Kate Davis over in morning.  Maggie and Phebe takes dinner to school. Write letters to  Skeese and Glasford in regard to lumber.  Deposit to Comers at 2nd Bank 107.03 being settlement to date for all lumber sold and paid for.  Felix Lauder called to tell me could get pants today.  Got  old boots at Ralls on which owe 85c.  Learn that Lem Stark is very sick up at Arcola.  Rained lightly good part of day harder toward night.  Have been troubled for a week or more with rheumatism in the shoulders it gets worse.  cleared off after dark; wind E. gobed 9 P.M.

A sketch by Charles Gramesly found in the journal folded in a napkin.

Saturday, September 22, 2012

September 22, 1887 in Charleston, Illinois

22,  Thursday,  7 A.M.  Ther.  70.  72.  58.
Nearly clear.  Uncomfortable night with mosquitoes.  Grows colder in forenoon.  Fan called a while before noon but didn't stay to dinner.  Jim Stevens called to see about note.  Felix Lauder will make me a pair pants this week @ 8.00.  Warren Decker  begins hauling wood to Juin (?) Hill.  Doc Dunbar talks a while P.M.  Write letters to JL Yale and to B.F.  Bruner  in regard to switch ties.  Cloudy day N.E. wind  Gobed 9 PM--