Pages That Mention Irvin Lewis
1919
Friday, April 11, 1919
A rainy day. Ben & Jim could not do much of any thing.
Josie ironed. I helped some and helped a bout the dinner & washing the dishes.
Got nearly wet attending to my chickens. It has bin a bad day on them. Mrs. Dews intended to go fishing and take me but it was so bad she did not go.
Mr. Lewis sent Ben five nice fish by William Gilbert. Don't know what they will cost him.
9 oclock
Tuesday, April 15, 1919
A good day. Ben & Owen worked on their tobacco land. Jim plowed some in the garden.
Bettie Rosser washed.
Mary and Mintie and I and Edna & Henry went to Johnsons. Nannie Kate Reynols & her baby come over there.
Josie baked some pies for dinner. I cut salit.
I went to Renan. Paid Lewis what I owed him. Bought some prunes & candy.
My shoes that Josie ordered come. I got a little check interest on my bonds.
10 oclock
Friday, May 16, 1919
A good day. The men worked on tobacco land until twelve. Ben went to Gretna to meet Nellie Brumfield. Franklin & I went with him.
Irvin Lewis carried my calf to Gretna this morning. Henry Blair was up there.
10 clock
Monday, June 23, 1919
A cloudy day. Rain tonight. Ben cut his oats to day. Jim come home from Chatham to night. He come with Johnson Reynolds.
Mrs. Owen come a while this evening. Brought her new baby Benjamine Franklin.
I went to George Blairs this evening. They were getting up their wheat.
Mr Charley Hutcherson was planting corn this evening on wheat land.
Isla Blair & Cordie was gone to Ren Worshams
10 oclock
Ben bought a sack of ship [?] stuff from Irvin Lewis.
1921
Friday April 22, 1921
A cloudy windy day. Rain just at night. Jim and Ben worked all day at home. Josie ironed and got dinner.
I went to Long Island with Grace Brumfield. Reese Smith carried us. We fished all day and did not catch any thing. We eat dinner and supper at Mr Peaks. Mr and Mrs Peak was very nice to me and I am very glad for any kindness that is to me.
Mr Mayhew & Mr Irvin Lewis and his mother was fishing. Mr Less Rourks and Beaula brought us home. I hope I have not done any harm to any one to day. If so excuse me.