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1919
Tuesday, January 28, 1919
A good day. The men folks finished the hog pen this morning and stripped tobacco this evening. Josie washed this morning & went to Marvin's this evening. Mollie & Christenia Reynols was there. I helped strip tobacco this evening.
Miss Snead come to Lee Brumfields to night. I don't know what she will do about board. I am so sorry a bout the way the school has bin this winter. I am afraid it won't do any good this time.
I commenced knitting Mary Brumfield cap[?] this morning. Want to finish it soon.
10: oclock
Sunday, February 2, 1919
A good day. Jim & Ben went to Lee Brumfields this evening & Henry.
Josie went to Rob Hubbards this morning. Edna & Franklin and I staid home all day.
Paul Bennett come a while this evening. I am all ways glad to see Paul.
Lucius Gravely passed here to day. He said he would take the school at Renan for a while so I guess the children will start to school in the morning.
9 oclock
Monday, February 3, 1919
Cloudy most of the day, Ben & Mayhew loaded Mayhews truck and started to Danville. Jim & Owen burned a plant bed & sowed it tonight. Jim and Marvin has gone to Strait Stone.
Josie come home this evening. Mrs. Hubbard died yesterday. Lucius Gravely commenced to teach school at Renan this morning. Henry Brumfield went to school. Edna & Franklin and I staid here all day. Gladis Brumfield come with Henry home.
9 30 oclock
Tuesday, February 4, 1919
A rainy day. Jim made him a tomato bed. Josie ironed and got dinner.
Ben come home from Danville tonight. He sold tobacco there today. Mayhew carried it on his truck.
Henry went to school today. I went to Carries a while this evening.
Jim hung up the meat this morning.
We heard to day that Willie Brumfield went to Robert Laynes. We thought that he would come to see us but he did not come.
9 15 oclock
Tuesday, February 11, 1919
A good day. The men folks hauled feed all the morning, finished a plant bed and plowed up a potatoe patch this evening. Josie finished Edna's dress today. Josie got a letter from Mary Brumfield to day.
I worked some button holes in Eva Smith's aprons & carried them home. Marvin is very much complaining this evening. Something killed one of my hens last night.
Edna did not go to school to day. She has a bad colde
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