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1918
Monday, December 9, 1918
A good day warm for the time of year. Ben worked on Owens house. I went up to Owens this morning a few minutes.
I boiled the last of our beef today. Josie fried dougnuts. We heard that Kate Harvey is sick. I do hope that she may not be sick long.
Think now that I will go to Danville to morrow with Mollie Reynolds.
Ben and Josie and Miss Janie Gravley has all gone to Cedar Forest tonight to get things for a fruit cake.
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Monday, December 23, 1918
A good day and warm for the time of the year. Ben worked on Owens house this morning and went to Cedar Forest this evening. Josie ironed to day and got dinner.
Johnson Reynolds sent us some oysters. We had them for dinner and supper. I stewed pumpkins boiled meat and made scrapple boiled beets.
Then went to Marvins a little while. Ben had a letter from John to day heard from Jim. He has bin complaining with rheumatism. I do hope he may get well soon.
Franklin got slippers to day. He was so proud of them.
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1919
Thursday, January 23, 1919
A rainy day. Ben and Jim finished at Owens house then stripped tobacco the rest of the day. I helped strip until twelve then I knit most of the evening.
Josie got dinner. She had a good dinner.
I had a card from Alma Bennett this evening.
Ben & Jim and Josie are playing cards tonight. All of the children are asleep I think I will go to bed soon. Today has bin warm for the time of the year. Now the wind has commenced to blow I think it will get colde by morning.
9 o'clock
Monday, April 28, 1919
A good day and warmer.
Ben & Jim & Owen worked on some corn land all the morning. This evening Ben carried Josie and Henry and I to Cedar Forest. Josie done some dealing at Mrs Hendricks then went to Jim Powers. I fished. Did not catch any much. Ben paid Ren Worsham for the guano this evenin. Josie got salit for dinner. I went to Mollies this morning. Guess we will go to Portsmoth tomorrow.
The olde hog eat my hen today that had some little chickens. I am so sorry that she will eat chickins.
10 oclock
Sunday, June 1, 1919
A good day & very warm.
Jim staid at home and gathered some cherries and straw berries. Josie and Edna & Franklin did not go to Strait Stone.
Ben & I and Henry went. Beatalis Owen wen on the car with us.
They had a big crowd and a plenty to eat. Nellie & Evylin came down. Sunday got to Straight Stone in time for dinner. They came back by here.
Nellie staid and Evylin and Edna went back to Chatham.
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