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             VB=352      SF   Journal
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             <b>1890</b>    (cont.)
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                           Eldress     Harriet     came   to  stay   with    her.    Elder    Josiah,
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                            Katie   Nelson    and   Katie    Malory    came   to   see  her,    also
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                            Deborah    Knight.
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             Journal     stops    on  February     4.
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                            "A  great    many   things    has   happened     during    the   last   six
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             months,     the   most   of  which    I  will   endeavor     to  set   down   and   then
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             keep   the   journal     regularly.                    /
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<b>5  Mar</b>         "I  went   to   stay   with   Sister    Annie    as   she  had   become
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                            paralyzed     and   could    not  stir    hand   or  foot   without     help.
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                            I  stayed    with   her   8  weeks.     Her   doctors     were   Dr.   Velie
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                            of  Albany    and   Dr.   Lothridge.       Watchers     from   othier
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                            families    were     Eldress     Lydia,    Sisters     Mary,   Katie    Maria
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                            and   Sarah   Ann   Neal .
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                            Girls'    school    began    in  May   with   Sarah    Ann  Neal    as
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                            teacher .
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                            Cornelius     Sullivan     and   John   Nolan    left.
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                            "The   latter    part   of   June   my  mother    and   stepfather      came
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                            for  a  visit    of  about    2  weeks.      During    this   time   George
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                           (Dahm   ?)  papered     two  wardrobes      in  middle     hall   of  dwell-
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                            ing  house,    the   little    dining     room,   and   grained     the   dish
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                            cupboard     besides    helping     with   building     the   new   barn   on
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                            north   farm.
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                            Rachel McDonald        has   had  two   nieces    and   a  nephew    board-
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                            ing   at  WF  for   6  weeks.     They    went   home   Aug.   27   just   in
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                            time   for   the  great    railroad      strike.
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                            Charles    Rice   and   Christopher       Alexander     were   received_^^
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                            in  the   spring    and   an  elderly    man   named    Jerome'^bli    July
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                            6.   Walter     Smith   left    for  his   father    in   Seattle.
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                            Sister^Annie      came    back   into   the   house    August    7.
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             Jour na 1   re sume s .
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<b>25  Aug</b>        "We.washed      and  made    shirts    in  the   afternoon."
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<b>26  Aug</b>        Eva^is    weaving    bonnets.
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<b>2  Sept</b>        Sister/Annie       and   8 of   the  girls    spend    the   day  at   the
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                            Rural   Cemet^ery.        Elder   Ozias    goes   to   Troy   and   gets
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                            82  doz .   shirts.
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<b>7  Sept</b>    (Sun)     Elder   Giles    (Avery)     spends    the   afternoon     here
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                            laboring    with    the   young   Believers.
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                            We  take   back   Cornelius      Sullivan     and   also   a  man   named
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                            James   Monroe,
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<b>9  Sept</b>        Canned    tomatoes     and   made   84  bottles     of  catsu^p.
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<b>13  Sept</b>       I  am  trying    to  weave    some   bonnets.
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                            The  rest   work    on  shirts    when    tomato    canning    is   done.
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<b>20   Sept</b>      "Slight    the   chores    and   drive    at  shirts."
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<b>22  Sept</b>    (Mon)    "Wash,    get  done    at  7:30   a.m.   all   but   hanflLng  uifp.
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                            Mary   Ann   and   I boil    up    30  sheets    in  lye.     All   the   rest
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                            driving    at   shirts    except    Eldress    Rosetta     who   has   gone
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                            to  Albany    with   Eldress     Harriet.
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                            Three   brethren     and   three    men   have   gone   to   the  flats    to
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                            harvest    Indian    corn,    had   their    breakfast     at   4:30.
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