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1919
Wednesday, March 5, 1919
Clear this morning at five oclock then clouded up and has bin a very rainy day.
The men folks shucked some corn. Marvin went to Altavista with his waggon.
Henry & Edna went to school and came home through the rain. Mr Mayhew is here now. He eat supper with us and they are playing cards now. I got dinner & Josie ironed
9: oclock
Thursday, March 6, 1919
Cloudy most of the day. No rain yet. The men folks cut wood in the woods.
Josie ironed. I got dinner. Kate Harvey come and eat with us. She worked some button holes in Reese Smiths waists
I made a canvas for Jim. Henry and Edna went to school.
I got a letter from Fanny Emerson this evening.
9 15 oclock
Friday, March 14, 1919
A cloudy cool day. Ben plowed. Jim fixed up the grape vines at the garage and plowed over his potatoe patch. Bettie Rosser ironed here today.
Mr Dews carried his car to Gretna this morning.
Ben had a letter from Josie. She wants to come home tomorrow. I wont be surprised if there is snow by morning.
Lee is in Danville with his last tobacco. Otie Kellie and several others went to Chatham today.
Edna & Franklin has bin in doors all day today.
9 oclock
Saturday, March 22, 1919
Cloudy most of the day. Ben plowed to day. Mr Owen planted potatoes. Jim carried stalks to the cows. Josie ironed & got dinner. I washed a little. I made the button holes in Hazel Smiths cloak and carried it home. Carrie was busy fixin for tomorrow. She is thinkin of going to meeting tomorrow.
Lucius Gravely come here tonight to go with Ben to Strait Stone to night. Marvin carried them. The lights on Bens car would not work. Josie and the children has all gone to bed.
9 oclock
Thursday, April 3, 1919
A good day. Ben & Jim cleaned up on the spring branch. Josie ironed some then got dinner. I ironed while she got the dinner.
Henry & Edna went to school. I went to Mr Owens and bathed the baby.
This evening I went to Marvins and cut some salit. We looked for Mrs Edmons. She did not come.
Josie went to see Mrs Owens baby this evening.
8 oclock