Pages That Mention Henry Anderson Brumfield
1918
Thursday, August 1, 1918
A good day. Ben and Paul worked getting tobacco sticks all the morning. This evening they went to Cedar Forest for flues. Got two sets cost $44 got home with them OK. Josie washed this morning. This evening Reese and Henry and I went to Cedar Forest fishing did not catch anything.
To night Fanny Emerson is here. I was glad to see Fanny.
10 oclock
Wednesday, August 7, 1918
A very warm day some clouds and thunder but no rain. Josie washed and hemed the curtains.
Ben and Paul and Owen helped pull leaves at Marvins this evening.
Henry and Reese went to Johnson Reynolds this evening and got some nice peaches. Will have them to put up in the morning. I am very glad of them.
9 oclock
Friday, August 9, 1918
A good day.
We are having some rain to night and thunder. I do hope that we wont have a storm. I know that God is able to cause it not to be so bad. The men helped Marvin with his primings all day and Josie and I helped this evening. Edna and Franklin staid at Carries all the evening.
Henry and Cordie Blair started to Richmond this morning. I do hope that they had a good trip. Josie got a letter from Mary Brumfield saying that she would not come here until September. We look for Thelma and Julia tomorrow hope that they may come.
Josie and I ironed this morning.
9 30 oclock
Saturday, August 10, 1918
A clear morning. Some rain this evening and I am glad. Ben and Paul and Henry suckered tobacco. Mr Baily come. He eat dinner here. Ben and Baily went to Finches this evening. Marvin and I and Reese went to Long Island to meet Thelma and Julia Brumfield.
Josie baked a cake this morning and got dinner.
To night Ben has gone to Strait Stone to the odd Fellows Lodge.
10 oclock
Saturday, August 17, 1918
A good day. Ben plowed up the potatoes and Josie picked them up. Ben sowed turnip seed to day. Paul tied some primings. Josie got most of the dinner. I churned went after some tomatoes. After dinner I put up three cans and killed two chickens and cut the cucumbers and put them in brine.
Paul and Thelma went to Dick Woodings to a stew to night. I hope they may have a nice time.
Julia and Henry and Edna are in my room and talk so much that I am in the hall writing.
Chesley Edmons cut a house of tobacco today.