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1902
walk, but "Danny Brown" his pretty little wife and two children overtook me and invited me to ride, which I did. Auntie, Uncle & Papa were all glad to see me. Jim & Julia Maltby
 were away. It seemed like old times. Dutch cheese for supper &c&c. Also a few mosquitoes July 5. Sat. outside. Visited with Auntie till about 10 then went to bed in the west room. It showered in the night & thundered some and was raining hard in the morning, which lasted till nearly noon. I read MacClure &c. Jim & Julia Maltby came home this forenoon (from Parish and Pulaski, respectively.) Right after dinner it had cleared up enough so that Papa and I walked over to Selkirk and up the beach (after some lemonade at Mr. "John's" - the Lighthouse) We read a little Kipling and then went back to the river and found George Bohanan "The Mayor of Selkirk" catching fish for us. He had caught 9, then I took the pole and caught the other 3 (all we needed) and it looked so like rain we stopped - tho' the rock bass were still biting - and went home. It rained

1902
walk, but "Danny Brown" his pretty little wife and two children overtook me and invited me to ride, which I did. Auntie, Uncle & Papa were all glad to see me. Jim & Julia Maltby
 were away. It seemed like old times. Dutch cheese for supper &c&c. Also a few mosquitoes July 5. Sat. outside. Visited with Auntie till about 10 then went to bed in the west room. It showered in the night & thundered some and was raining hard in the morning, which lasted till nearly noon. I read MacClure &c. Jim & Julia Maltby came home this forenoon (from Parish and Pulaski, respectively.) Right after dinner it had cleared up enough so that Papa and I walked over to Selkirk and up the beach (after some lemonade at Mr. "John's" - the Lighthouse) We read a little Kipling and then went back to the river and found George Bohanan "The Mayor of Selkirk" catching fish for us. He had caught 9, then I took the pole and caught the other 3 (all we needed) and it looked so like rain we stopped - tho' the rock bass were still biting - and went home. It rained

1902
walk, but "Danny Brown" his pretty little wife and two children overtook me and invited me to ride, which I did. Auntie, Uncle & Papa were all glad to see me. Jim & Julia Maltby
 were away. It seemed like old times. Dutch cheese for supper &c&c. Also a few mosquitoes July 5. Sat. outside. Visited with Auntie till about 10 then went to bed in the west room. It showered in the night & thundered some and was raining hard in the morning, which lasted till nearly noon. I read MacClure &c. Jim & Julia Maltby came home this forenoon (from Parish and Pulaski, respectively.) Right after dinner it had cleared up enough so that Papa and I walked over to Selkirk and up the beach (after some lemonade at Mr. "John's" - the Lighthouse) We read a little Kipling and then went back to the river and found George Bohanan "The Mayor of Selkirk" catching fish for us. He had caught 9, then I took the pole and caught the other 3 (all we needed) and it looked so like rain we stopped - tho' the rock bass were still biting - and went home. It rained
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