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            <b>1921</b>                                                                                           page 26
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<b>7  Aug</b>      "From all we  learn, Maggie Caldwell    is determined to make trouble.   We had another
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                        meeting of  our family sisters and was advised by ministry to keep all the doors locked
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                        through  the day, for our lawyer said once she get back and into  her  room,  she could not
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                        be put out."  Warned if  she should appear to give the big  bell a tap so everybody  could
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                        know  she was on the  place.
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<b>9 Aug</b>      About  7 p.m.  Anna  Goepper   looked out of window, saw man jump out of    a car,  take out
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                       2 suitcases, Maggie   get out and head for front door of building with her room key   in her
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                       hand,  man get  in car and drive away.   Anna  tapped  the belland family  came running.
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                       Eld. Anna   (& others) was outside; she said "Nay, Maggie, you can't go in. "     Maggie
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                       pretended to feel  badly, got down on knees and begged to be let    in, quoted  scripture etc.
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                       She had demanded of    Elder Walter $200/month from time she was 9 years old    (isnow 53)
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                       and  "has never been able to do a hard day's work,"    Ministry asked Hugo   & Julia Stroebel
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                       to take her in for night, which  they did.  "She finally told Eld. Sarah she would  accept
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                       offer of a home at Mt.  Lebanon NF and give    up her keys.   Eld. Sarah asked if she had
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                       given  up her lawyer too and she said she had.   Her lawyer had told her the  covenant she
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                       signed could not be broken and she had better   accept  the home offered, she could   not
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                       demand money."
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<b>10  Aug</b>    Eld. Anna and Eld.   Sarah packed Maggie's   things.
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<b>11  Aug</b>    Maggie finally taken to Mt.   Lebanon.
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<b>12  Aug</b>    Hugo  took Maggie's things in truck  to Mt. Lebanon -   2 large^Jd chests,  1 large new
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                       trunk bought for her, packing  box full and small workstand.   She had  12 Shaker bonnets,
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                       25 dresses, 24 pairs new hose,  10 pair good shoes, 50  new kerchiefs, 5 pairs  new  underwear.
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                       Eld. Anna  had been giving her $40-45 a month for    over a year for doctor's treatments.
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<b>17  Aug</b>    All of us to ChF to peel tomatoes  - 137 large baskets.
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<b>30  Aug</b>    Miss  Kelly, the Red Cross nurse,  took Martha  Milander to  hospital in Albany to have
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                       tonsils and adenoids out.
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<b>31  Aug</b>    Martha btrought home.
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                       Eld. Caroline doing up sauce,   jellies, pickles and re! ishes for winter
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                                                                                               - plums,  peaches,
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                        sweet  pear pickles, grape jelly, pepper relish,  etc.
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<b>3 Sept</b>      Hugo took  girls to Midway  Park.  Martha was sliding down a board shoot and    her drawers
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                        came unfastened and poor   little thing tookall the skin off her rump.  It was not so funny
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                        for her. She had quite  a patch of skin rubbed off."
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<b>23 Sep</b>      "Catholic sisters here on their yearly round f o r a
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                                                                           donation.  Eld. Anna  gave them   canned
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                        goods and Hamilton garden truck."
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<b>24 Sep</b>      Eld. Caroline to NJ. to visit   sister, brother, etc.
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<b>13  Oct</b>    "Elder Josiah, 2 lawyers and their  lady stenographers here to dinner.   Held a consultation
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                        in the front room about the Florida property with  Elder Josiah and Eld. Anna."
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<b>24  Oct.</b>        Eld. Jisiah had a bad spell in the night.  Dr. Lothridge came and he is better, we hear.
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