ENSaturday, December 7, 1918
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Saturday, December 7, 1918A cloudy day. Ben worked on Owens house. It has bin a busy day with Josie and I. Josie ironed most all day. I went down to the cook room 15 to four oclock made a fire washed the supper dishes then got breakfast called the rest of them then we eat. After breakfast cut up two pumpkins and put them on to cook then put on some meat to cook fed two calves and brought a bucket of water then milked two cows and sloped the pigs put on a liver and face to make scrappel then churned made yeast bread and coffee for dinner. I washed up a lot of things and took up the meat for dinner then eat dinner took up the pumpkins and meat for scrapple and made the scrappel. Janie and Lucious Muriel Gravley and Effie Brumfield stopped here a few minutes on their way home from Danville. Well I have not room for any more. | Saturday, December 7, 1918A cloudy day. Ben worked on Owens house. It has bin a busy day with Josie and I. Josie ironed most all day. I went down to the cook room 15 to four oclock made a fire washed the supper dishes then got breakfast called the rest of them then we eat. After breakfast cut up two pumpkins and put them on to cook then put on some meat to cook fed two calves and brought a bucket of water then milked two cows and sloped the pigs put on a liver and face to make scrappel then churned made yeast bread and coffee for dinner. I washed up a lot of things and took up the meat for dinner then eat dinner took up the pumpkins and meat for scrapple and made the scrappel. Janie and Lucious Muriel Gravley and Effie Brumfield stopped here a few minutes on their way home from Danville. Well I have not room for any more. |