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TRANSCRIPTION

Beautiful day. Pleasant travelling.

Settled up with Scott. He took 2 granite pitchers & 1 white china pitcher at 75c, & paid his mother's account with me of $5.55. Our bill was $1.50, 3 meals & 3 beds. Bright came & kindly helped us over with our things. Glad to get off. Poor Sweetie Pops had to be relugated to baggage car. She was comfortable with her rugs, cushion, & water pan. Passed a horse round-up outfit. At Mandan Coil boarded the train & said the photo album was so much admired he got from me. Everyone was anxious to see it. I ate cookies for breakfast. E & Alec paid $1 each for the meal. Fruit for lunch. Supper a la carte. Sleeper $4.50 each. Went to bed at dusk, very tired. Slept in discomfort part of the day felt so tired.

SUNDAY, JULY 22,[...]Beautiful

Arose at 6:00. Got Sweetie Pie out of Baggage car. We had our breakfast in Depot Restaraunt. I took Jan out for a run & only had time on my return to gobble up eggs & toast. Saw the first English Sparrows on the streets this trip. Train to St Paul & on. Pretty country, Wisconsin. Wheat,[...]rst class cultivation. ate fruit at meal times. The book agent sold 4 of any kind oof fruit for 25c, 2 bananas & 2 pears 25c, 2 plums & 2 peaches 25c. Had supper au buffet- fish, tatoes, fruit. Arrived Chicago 9:40. Went to bed on sleeper, & the porter on the sleeper undertook to see Jan delivered to baggage man when he came on duty at 2:30. We went to bed. It was very warm. I always have upp[...]

Arrived New York 7:00am. To Broadway Central Hotel, Room 421 front, double ba[...]ool morning & evening.

Arose 5:40. Good clean up as usual in Ladies Lavatory. Got Jan on arrival. She has cost in tips to baggage car man & porter $7. Drove to the hotel in Landau shuttle $1.50 for 3, $1. for 2. Broadway Central Hotel. We had breakfast after Jan had had a run. She was put below. I went out & bought 2 waists, 3 ties, & a Montana diamond brooch, very pretty one, $1.50.[...]Bath in our room. Put on new pink shirtwaist. To lunch in Hotel. At 3:00 Ewen, Jan, & I out for l[...]ower, tatoes, raspberry sherbet, ice cream, etc. To our room. Alec came up too. Wrote up diary. Bed 9:30. Apollonaris did not agr[...]

Beautiful. Hot. Aft[...]derstorm, poured

Arose 7:20. Cold bath. Down to breakfast 9:00. I & Ewen sat on Drawing Room Ver[...]in Washington Square. Took her in. E & I walked up Broadway. I found a camera manufacturer on 11th St, who promised to put my roll in Eastman's holder for me. We had lunch, 55c both at Child's. Tram to Central Park. I bought 6 peaches for 10c, ate in park. Saw red deer, Mylgan, Fallow, Wapiti, a fine buck of latter in velvet. Very funny to see rhinoceros. Fed a pail of soaked leaves, carrots, turnips, & apples. She had baby rhino with her. Opened her mouth very wide for her supper. Sat down. E very tired. Oranges & a melon took home in tram. I took Jan out, got ref[...]r E, eggs & toast. Head waiter, Frank, nice man, had appendicitis & the operation preformed, he told us yesterday, Rather[...]JULY 26, 1900

Rained hard morning. Afternoon to Broadway & Northern Pacific Office

Poured hard morning. Afternoon stopt. Dull

Arose 8:15. Down to breakfast. Upstairs & lay down & slept till 1:00. Headache. Ewen feeling pretty well. We went down to lunch 1:45. A chicken croquette, E ate. Gave him much pain all afternoon. I went in car down to Broadway & got our tickets at the Atlantic Transport Co's office. Letter from Tobe[...]k 319 Broadway. Called (Northern Pacific) office to ask concerning our freight, must have receipts, & Miss Donovan never gave us any, the stupid- . Walked back. Ewen & I, & Jan went back to NP office, have to write to Miss Donovan for receipts. Got some peaches. In[...]dnt get it & they couldnt get it. In 7:15. Down to dinner. WD. Alec up our room. He went to a vaudeville entertainment at Union Square l[...]

Beautiful. Bright. Warm.

Arose 7:50. Bath. Down to breakfast. E's eggs were not boiled soft enough. Ewen had pains. I went in cable car to Broadway. Got our labels, & arranged about recei[...]by tram. Entirely wholesale warehouses lower end of Broadway. Porter (head) told me Jan had chewed up a show rack, left in his charge in store room with[...]was responsible as dog was put in his care. Went to see the rack, thin bamboo. Up to 421. Ewen been writing, but had to give it up. Pain too bad. I down, had dinner brought up, hot water, toast. I made Liebig. Toast- bread too new. He went to sleep. I wrote to manager NPRR to send our freight direct to A T Co to Mrs Cameron . They took baggage & I had to pay our bill before baggage allowed to go $44.02 & Alec $13.50, care of dog $5. Got 12 oranges 40c. Alec got 1# linseed[...]ng. Stayed in our room till 8:45. Off in Landau to the Atlantic Transport Co docks. Saw the hold being loaded with corned beef. Very fine ship. "Minnehaha"Maiden trip. Wrote note to Allan on board. Steward so English he didnt know the value of 5c .

SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1900

Beautiful. Quite calm,.started 6:30. Arose 5:40. Glimpse of Mr Love waving his hat to us.

Calm day. On deck all day. Saw whales spout in the distance.

Arose 5:40. On deck, E & I. He feels pretty well. Soon cast off & steamed out of harbour. Rather foggy. Saw Bartholdi's statue well tho'. Nothing much of note. An iron-haired oldish gent, nice, kind fac[...]am, Gloustershire. Travelling very different now to what it was years ago when he began his travels to & fro. Sat on deck all day. Breakfast, lunch & dinner, we both ate with gusto. Of course Ewen could only eat his frugal fare. But[...]ed on some boiled cod which didnt disagree. Went to see Jan about 8:30 pm in butcher's care. Head pantry man chalked my boots, as he called it, drew a circle white chalk round me, which he declared entitled him to a tip. Jan so delighted to see me, would not allow me to take her for a little walk on saloon deck. Bed 9:30.

Breezy. Read. To Servicve. Attended all meals. Let Jan loose on[...]10:30 Service. An officer read prayers, another the lessons, & one played piano. On deck. Read all day. Just had lunch & tea in between. Mr Phelps, old gentleman that has crossed the Atlantic 54 times, gave me a "Daily Graphic" to read, & I gave him "Judge" & "Country Life". Dinner 6:30. Some change. Some dont. I among the latter, of course. E & I walked on Main Deck. Library. I[...]On deck. No ill feelings, quite well. Gave Alec a talk.

Fine. Stiff breeze all day.

Arose 7:30. Had no bath. Hunt for hairnet occupied too much time. Breakfast- porridge, fresh fish, orange. I went up & sat on deck out of the wind as much as possible. Read R. Kipling's "Jungle
Book". Finished it by 11:30. Got "Plain Lilies of the Hills". It was very nice on deck. Saw 2's & 3's & little flocks of flying fish, only life seen. All yellow seaweed[...]handed at 11:00. Got some for E. He was obliged to eat it on deck. Eating not allowed in Library. L[...]rote Diary, interrupted by E's loud explanations to Alec that he would have nothing more to do with him, Alec having offered to pay his extras we have disbursed with a cheque, but to do all business with me. I had to go thru' our just cause of indignation with Alec from beginning to end. Took an hour.

Well & Jolly. Ewen had gnawing pain most of day. She hardly rolls at all, this double keeled boat.

"Fresh wind , moderate sea, 344 knots noon to noon.

Arose 8:00. Key bugle call. Breakfast light. Mr Creighton Lee & his married siser, who suffered from asthma so acutely that Doctor ordered her off to Swiitzerland sits opposite us, & a Rossshire lady friend travelling with them also. Nice people, very lady-like. I call the brother the "Oily one". He is too bland & smooth altogether.[...]read. Passengers played throwing rope rings over a stake. Dinner at 1:00. Same routine of sitting & reading. No seacraft in sight all day. A few Stormy Petrels only of bird life. Ewen sat & chatted about asthma & Montana to the Lee party. Dinner 6:30. E annoyed with me. Sat on deck. Went to bed early 8:15. Couldnt sleep. Thought. E up 10:30. Timbers creaked. Foghorn blew. Took Jan[...]Could only see 1 horse under hatches. rest out of sight. Cattle easily seen.

WEDNESDAY[...]heon, before which, while examining chart on head of stairs, Miss Nellie Hoar came & commenced talking, so we became acquainted. Montana life gave sketch of. She been in America since Wat Sunday, June 3rd.[...]alone. Sat on deck & read. Alec came & asked me to "forgive me". I said, NO, how could he expect me to, after his wicked behavour, etc. He went off app[...]ith Mr Hoar, senior. They have shipped thousands of horses out of America to England & Africa. Drivers & bussers. Told her Montana incidents & life. Down to get ready for supper 6:30. E & I down to see Sweetie Pops. She had a run. In Library chatted with Hoars, Mrs C[...]

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1900

Went down to see horses with Mr Hoar, E & I. Chatted. Read. Tea, etc.

Strong to moderate wind. Quite cool. Smooth sea swell.[...]ricked 1st deck above cattle. Ewen & I went down to see the Hoar's cattle, passed 5 Kentucky Thoroughbreds be[...], H's. Some looked very bad with influenza. One had a very white film over one eye. A horse lying down, it was so bad. Very cleanly ke[...]ea. Dinner 6:30. Much cooler at night. 1 game of drafts with Alec, a drawn game. Bed 9:30. We got Stewardess to get us "Marie" biscuits. These did not agree with Ewen, he had much pain. Could not sleep. In consequen[...]

To see horses, refrigerator & freezing rooms & engin[...]after his sea bath. Breakfast. Mrs Ed Page not to breakfast, but had pretty good night (asthma). Constitutional on Saloon Deck, then to Promenade deck. Sat with E. A came & said Mrs Shaw (very nice Chicagoan) wished to ask me about bread making, so I sat & had very nice long chat with her. She had been much impressed with Alec's open countenance! They are on a holiday trip to Europe. Mrs Hoar asked me to go with party to see 'osses. Did & also invaded above departments[...]. Mrs Hoar chat. Lunch, very nice at our corner of the table. Chief engineer & Miss Hay, both Scotch, poked fun at one another at times. E & I on Saloon Deck, had long chat with Mr Campbell from Spanish Honduras, been in two town bombardments & had hard time generally, going to sister with her 4 children at Nottingham. WD. Out. Read. Dinner 6:30. Library. Had a very nice concert. Readings, guitar, recitings.[...]g. Lunch 1:00. Walk. Miss Nellie Hoar asked me to write something in her "album", Ewen also. We got Burns & Sir W Scott's poems. "Lay of the Last Minstrel" 6th Canto 1st, "Breathes there a man with soul so dead", etc. Ewen found sometrhi[...]hing for himself. Mrs Hoar, jun showed me photos of Buffalo, snaps photoed on Velox. I showed 3 of Hawks & one Lindsay's rooms. Very pleased. Several wanted to see them, Miss Gleeson, Mrs Page & her companion, Miss Hay. Later Miss Lee & Mr C Lee, no relation to latter, brother to Mrs Page. Mr Lee has got a 4x5 Korona on board. E talking with him. Dinner 6:30, very good. Mrs Page & Miss Hay came to see Jan. She went thro' her tricks. Walk[...]

Arose 7:45. Bath. Got a ciold coming on me. Breakfast. Ewen felt pretty spry & had a good night. Into Library, watched Campbell child[...]. Kept in Saloon or at least Library.. We paced the deck. Miss Hay came & gave us the American Servant question. Expatiated on the great goodness of the heart of the Lee family to old retainers. They have several pensioned & private nurses attended to them when they are ill. Great number of sailing barks & steamers all sizes we passed. Saw land thru' the mist once only, probably 10 miles off. Very choppy up the Channel, rolled & pitched a little. A small sailing vessel had seas washing over her bows. Made out Alec's acco[...]Streatham Common

Very windy. Rained hard for a little . E pretty well.

Arose 6:30. Breakfast 7:10. I packed our things in the cabin, bag, hat box, rugs. Alec helped little. Meantime we were running up the Thames. Sometime when at dock in getting alongsi[...]hurt. Off at 11:00 about. Mr Hoar, sen shouted to son, "King Humbert assassinated. Duke of Edinburgh dead, Boer War still on". Quick train took us up to ST Pancras, Mr Creighton Lee, Mrs Page, Miss Hay[...]e with porter. Lunch at restaurant. Alec wished to stay in London, but we told him he must go to his Mother's , which he did.& I sent telegram to Swalcliff. Later put him in cab with luggage for Paddington to catch 4:48, arrive 6:10. We in a bus,(so much baggage), to Victoria. Got to 1 Tankerville RD at about 5:30. Servant girl showed us up to Mrs C's room. Aunt Louisa there also. A quiet, but nontheless joyful meeting. Mrs C look[...]by false when well. Aunt Louisa, after tea, left to stay with Mrs Musprat. She has been here for a few days. Chatted. Nice little house. Mrs C has pains now & then in her arms, neuralgia. Has to keep to her room. Can walk a little in her room. Lies down now & then.[...]

Up to the office of the Board of Agriculture, 4 White Hall Place. Mrs Musprat & Aunt Louisa to tea. I went to stores morning. My cold very uncomfortable.[...]s, toast. Ewen pretty well. Mrs Cameron cheery, had good night. I caught the 10:40 train to Victoria. Bus to Pall Mall. Office is not there, but as above. Couldnt get license till one who undertakes care of Jan when we leave for Scotland has signed. She has to be left for 3 months. So I couldnt go & get her. Walked to the stores. Bought Storm on the Deck, tinned tongue 2/6, & turkey 2/4 1/2, & tong[...]hes at home. Sponges & Home. On way down Vic St, had mutton & mint sauce8c, squash 2c, & tatoes2c, at 1:15. ? bread shop. Walked to Westminster Bridge, tram to Streatham, walked to 1 Rd. In at 3:00. Ewen & I just going for stroll, met Mrs Musprat & Aunt Louisa. Posted the paper to Board of Agriculture signed by Mrs C. We went back , & af[...]s room. Tea in dining room. We walked with them to The Greyhound & saw them off in a bus. Bought 1# gooseberries on Streatham Common[...]oys played games. In 6:00. Dinner 7:50. Mended a glove. Sit in Mrs C's room always. Bed 10:10.[...]orrid day. Wet very.

Atose 8:00. Mrs Cameron had to call & awaken the girls. They are liable to oversleep themselves. Went to see how Mrs C was. she was feeling pretty well &[...], too, was well for him. Breakfast 9:20. Wrote up diary 7th, 8th. Wrote, making appointment with Wickham to see him. I began to mend a pr of boots. Gave it up. My appliances not capable of neat work. Sat with Mrs Cameron till lunch 1:40.[...]n Madre's room & stitched till bedtime. She sits up in chair or sofa. She went into her life at the Barry's place, Maidenhead, Oakwells Manor.[...]

E& I to Westminster Bridge. I to Tilbury Docks. Got Jan. Hansome. Spent #12. Letter received from Mum 8:00am asking me to go & stay. License for Jan arrived.

Dull. On[...]tarted at 11:00. Ewen & I got into bus , took us to Westminster Bridge. E bought underclothing & collars. I walked down Strand, Fleet St. Had cold beef & roll at Aratedboards store. On I tramped, past St Pau[...]e. Got into Station Fenchurch St at 1:45. Train to start 1:48. 1st class return. Arrived Tillbury. When asked the way to Atlantic Transport docks , a little old gent said he was going there. We walked together. He said he was a Ships Master named McKie, been all over the world, wife blind. Took me to Customs Officer's "box". There I got an officer. We went on board, saw the chief steward. A man made out a pass for Jan. Steward refused a tip. C H officer filled in my license & we (Jan & I) were free to go. Elevating by suction Indian Corn from the "Minnehaha's" hold. Near station a Bobby took pass. Ticket good for Jan to Fench St. Walked from Station in Fench St to where trams run by cable, Fennington RD, Fleet St bought muzzle, bow ties 8, ABC. Trams & busses refused to take Sweetie Pops. Had to take Hansome, very good one 4/6. In 7:30 about.[...]bout. 1 egg, toast. Ewen always toast, 2 eggs. To see Mrs C. Se is about the same. No marked improvement. Ewen & I started f[...]0. Onto Streatham Common. Sweetie Pops came too of course. She is in great spirits. Sat about, chatted future plans over. Children picked red blackberries, the Common covered with large bramble bushes, & ate them. In 1:00. Lunch cold at 2:00. Wrote up diary. Dressed Hohner dress. E & I started at 3[...]Mrs Musprat received us. st & chatted. Upstairs to see them playing in club grounds back & side of house. Louie was there. Se came in to tea,& a friend who had been playing with her, also. Mrs Musprat & 2 gir[...]ming tomorrow afternoon. Bus back. Mrs M walked to S Hill with us. I washed Jan in the garden, very,very dirty. Shirtwaist on fo[...]

MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1900

Eas fav as bus with me. alone to Haymarket Victoria St, Buckingham Palace Road. Spent #2/18

A lovely day

Arose 7:30. Awoke maids 7:15. Took Jan for a trot close. Read 2 letters arrived from Wickham[...]hortly . Will see me Thursday at 3:00. Alec full of news regarding Percy. He says "His behavour is still the same as what you have seen & no change better, dr[...]our brother" Alec also says "P has lost quantity of hair top of his head. I did not ask him about it as I do not like him much". E walked with me to bus after I had written notes to Wickham & Alec. Left Hohner dress coat at little Taylors to be shortened. I took bus, changing once Brixton Station to Haymarket & bought a pr lace bootsfor ordinary wear #1/11.5. Left Atloff's brown to be repaired 2/6. Walked thro' St Hames Park to Victoria St. Lunch 2:00. 1/6. Writing paper stores 6/1. To Gorings, bought 2 flannel blouses11/1, collars 1/2 doz 4/4 1/2. To Victoria, wait for train 30 minutes. Glob[...]

A lovely day. Very bright & hot.

Arose 7:20.[...]30. Lunch. I sat in drawing room, read Banner & a magazine. Mrs C had a good night, better early, but pains came on in her hands & upset her later. We went for a walk. Mrs C's nurse called on her. E & I, & Jan[...]. In 5:00 Tea. Mrs Musprat called & E & I walked to bus with her. In. Chatted with Mrs C. I unpack[...]00. Left E on Common after changing #5 cheque at the Bakers. I walked. Bought stays & busks & imitation gold safety pins 1d each, & took bus to Elm Park Road opposite which was Balls, the Vet's. So I went in & saw Binney, & brought him[...]/ hat at Spratts. Clare wants 4 / month for hire of chest of drawers. In 2:00. Lunch with E, nearly finished hisn. Went out on Common & watched boys playing cricket & a fat usher with them. I ate plums & apples. In 5:45. Tea. E had his before I. Up to my room & put busks in stays. E cross. Bread to[...]. Letter from Alec enclosing #7.7 cheque, says I had better bring evening dress as they all dress. Have none. Morning letter from Mum saying better for me to leave Paddington by 4:15, & ask for Banbur[...]

Ewen & I to Westminster BGE Gorings. Called on Wickham. Kept[...]ose 7:20. Stitched till 8:45 at clothes. Darned a stocking. Breakfast. Changed. To see Mrs C. Had a bad night, pain in her hand. Started about 11:00. Walked to Pratts, there ordered a new hat, returning the one got yesterday. . Purchased acstraw also. We took tram to Westminster. E had boots cleaned, & shaved. I waited. He bought gold safety pins. We had lunch Italian Restaurant - beef, potatoes. E - sweetbreads & pea soup. I left him. Bus to Goringes. Changed shirt, & bus back to Charing Cross. Bought 1 pr 1/3/4 gloves. Walked to Norfolk Street, passed green tinted photos of Navy. Lovely. Saw Rugby team winners in Hurling[...]. Found Wickham's office 3rd floor. Lovely view of the river. See Crystal Palace & bridges, Houses of Parliament, etc. Waited in head clerk's office as above, then shown in to Wickham's, very stolid. Chatted little 1/4 hr. Comes up only twice a week. Said Per been trying to arrange purchase of more land lately. Showed me Ralph's rooms. He out to tea. Left. Bought pr shoes, 4/1. , bread for E, 3 of whole wheat ?. Home by tram. In at 9:15. Spent 12/1/4.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1900

Down to "The Lea". E & I morning walk on Common.

Berautiful Day.

Arose 7:20. Let Sweetie out. Cleaned up garden in front. Weeded & troweled it up. Breakfast 9:15. Mrs C rather better. She has[...]bundles. E saw me off at 2:20. Arrived Victoria a little before 3:00. Hansom to Paddington 2/, Got there 3:50. Alec & Seve met[...]orth's second son came down in train & Seve spoke to him (was at Darnistadt with him). Old wagonette drawn by a horse presented to P by Clara. Got some parcels as passed thru' B, 6 mile drive to "The Lea". Upstairs, met Per & Mum dressing, seemed pleased to see me & affectionate. Dressed for dinner- Gryll's red. Very pretty house & pretty things about. Per much the same. Seve podgy-faced. Alec well. Bed[...]

Round animals near buildings. Boys to cricket. Mum & I to Paddington.

Beautifully. Foggy distance.

A[...]caught 2 & looked for maggots on them. This has to be done every day or their wool comes off in patc[...]with dew. In & breakfast at 9:00. Mum down but had had hers in room. We ate gooseberries & to kitchen garden. Orchard trees full of apples. Sat & Mum rattled on to me in drawing room. Seve's cold better. He came down late. Lunch 1:00. Per & Seve to play for Roscton against Banbury. Wrote to Ewen. Chatted Mum & I. I fed little chicks maiz[...]reatham hat. We at 4:00 off in wagonette 6 miles to "Sunrise" house. Battle of Edge Hill just fought below in valley. People named Savory, Miss Isabel wrote book on India , Sporting book. Out. To Mrs Motion at "Upton", very rich brewer, fine place. Out. To Mrs Greenstock, in, got tea, little place. Home[...]ose 7:15. Bath. Out. Cleaned duck & chick mess up in Conservatory of M's orphans. Per & I gave 'osses apples, & fed ferrets. Breakfast at 9:00. P & I went round the farm, onto a Roman hill, down to cottages. Took photo of them. The shepherd, cowkeeper live there & another labourer of Per's. We took photo of house glimpse thro' trees, & one nearer. Lunch 1[...]lawn, & 2 exposures close. Caroline squeezed it, the parlour maid. Cottages Iso 1 1/2 sec 32 s hazey very. The Lea from hill thro' trees 2 sec, Iso 32 diap, nearer the house from Terrace Wall, little hazey shade, Iso[...]hade banners 2 sec, 32 S. Games played. P & I , ball runs on strings round pole. P & I. I milked a cow, 2 gallons milk from her. Dressed & went with Mum to see Mrs Leslie Norris & her husband, Col in Yoema[...]ided home. Played croquet Per & I , Alec & Seve, had to leave off at dusk, very dewy grass. Cold supper. Didnt re-dress. Looked at photos of ? Mum's cat 1/2 Persian, named Fluffy. B[...]

Beautiful. Thunderstorm in Streath[...]Sat in drawing room. Out with Per. Gathered all the ripe gooseberries. Breakfast P, A, & I. Per could not remember who it was told Souther that the people about us said the Camerons were nice people. Mum & I to kitchen garden & we gathered a bouquet of migionette, sweet peas, & pink carnations & marig[...]on it. Seve held it for me & supported me round the lawn. Per came & supported other side, but I couldnt go alone. Seve recommends Lea & Francis as the best makers. Picadilly. Mum gave me some lace, she had worn, but very good imitation. Finished packing. Lunch at 1:00. Mum gave me a photo of herself. Sile disait qu'elle ne croyait par quelle pouvait nous visitait. Per, Sev, Alec & I wagonette to Banbury. P got out at shop & on taking leave, hoped I would come & hunt with him in October, very kind of him. Left Alec at Station for North Hampton wher[...]labeled, were left at Banbury. Arranged for them to be sent on to Streatham, & on to Bagnor where P goes to stay. Arrived 1 Auburnville. At 8:00 dinner. E not well. Had a good day Saturday, but very bad Sunday. Glad to get me back. E had kept watch fort me out of the window part of the evening.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1900

Ewen & I to the common for strolls. Mrs C getting better. She came down to drawing room afternoon.

Fine day.

Ar[...]So very sleepy. Breakfast 9:15. Worrying about the hat box not arriving. Went round to the Station . Left address. They promised to send when it arrived. E & I onto Common, Sweetie[...]drawing room. E & I out on Common. In 4:15. I had a bottle ginger beer & a cakelette before coming in. Mrs C came to drawing room down for first time. E spoke to her about stopping the Dr continuing his visits. She agreed. E got a letter from Dr Abercrombie, 23 Upper Wimpole St to say he would see E at 11 am tomorrow. Dinner 7:30- was to have been at 7:00. Girls are always late here. Sat in Mrs C's room till 9:30. To bed. E feeling better tonight. He slept[...]

E& I bussed to Dr A's on Wimpole St (Upper No 23). Home by 3:30.[...]Called girls. Breakfast 8:30. I was just about to go see if my hatbox had arrived at the Station , when they brought it. What a relief!. Got into bus 9:10, we did. At Westminster E was shaved. Bus to Vere St, Oxford St, walked to Ambercrombie's . I sat in dining room & read. E[...]be regular & an operation not at present anyhow. The complaint requires watching. Later Oudally told me the Dr said appendicitis pain not where E indicated the seat of his pain was, & the Doctor examined for heart & lung diseases, but fo[...]too much sloppy food. Advised game & chicken, & to get Brand's Essence , jelly for lunch & extract for beef tea. An operation might or might not have to be performed in the future. Only walking exercises, not to get tired at it. Leave off with an appetite, mea[...]ls, 1 teaspoon castor oil morning. Said he hadnt a spare ounce of flesh on him. Didnt advise sea bathing in his present weak state. Back to Westminster. Lunch 1:30 in Italian Restaurant. E 's calves head not cooked enough. Train home, bought a melon & 1 dozen oranges. Got Brand's beef tea in ? and jelly at their office. Littlestand of Mayfair. Weighed E . Was 8 stone, 7 1/2 #. WD of 3 days wrote.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1900

Wrote to Jessie. E read. Poor Sweetie Pops killed. Run[...]Called maids twice. Down. Let Sweetie out for a run. Read Standard. Envoys at Pekin rescued. B[...]anged E's portmanteau, papers & clothes. Instead of hiring a chest of drawers he will use it as at the Ranch. I went to dining room & read Drummond's Central Africa till lunch 1:30. I wrote to Jessie telling her visit to Mum, Ewen's visit to Dr, etc. At 4:00 E & I went to Streatham, Jan too. Bought darkroom lantern, hypo, alum, velox. Onto Common. Jan had a rush about. Top of Greyhound Lane it began to rain, so we hurried home. 3/4 down the lane E heard Jan cry out. We looked around & there she lay on the pavement where she had managed to drag herself, a dog cart going fast had run over her. E thought the man, (groom in boots & livery) hallowed "I didnt[...]sympathized, especially one lady. I took her in the back way. E carried parcels. Servants very sorry. I buried her under limes in back of the garden. Mr Cohen, friend of Mrs C, looked over garden fence & said he was very sorry when he heard the story. . E & I tea. I felt very cut up. So did dear Oudal. Sat with Mrs C, both of us. Dinner 7:45. Roast chicken. E ate some roast chicken according to Dr's advice. WD. Bed 10:15.

Did not go to church. Prepared for developing. Louie M aftern[...]repared solutions for developing, but couldnt get the white light kept out. So gave it up till night. Wrote note to Ada Clark for Mrs Cameron. Lunch - cold beef, pickles. E - his Brand's beef tin jelly. He went for a stroll 12:30. Afternoon I finished "Tropical Africa" by Drummond. Sat with Mrs C, awaiting E to finish his letter to Tobe. Louie Muspratt came while I was waiting, ready to go out. We all chatted in Mrs C's room. Tea. Saw her off in bus. E & I to Streatham Common by a lane (foot path), into Croydon Road by "North Sur[...]Home. Dinner 7:40 - E boiled eggs, sardines both of us, stewed plums, custard. I tried again to develop, but the lantern showed so much white light I was afraid to develop, so I again had to disperse everything. Sat till bedtime in Mrs C's room. Louie M goes to Mythingham tomorrow.

MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1900

Darned in morning. E & I bussed to Brixton, Westminster bridge.

Dull. Showery. Afternoon better.

Arose 7:20. Awoke maids twice. I had to call their attention to the hour. Counted over our washing. Breakfast 9:20. Received letter from Mum, birthday wishes, & card. Sorry to hear of "your dear little dog's death". Alec also wrote expressing his distress at the bad news. "You cannot think how sorry I am to hear of poor Sweetie Pops death. she was such a good friend to me when you & Ewen went away shooting & she & I were alone together. I was fonder of her than any other dog I have ever seen. No other ever did such clever tricks. As you say, it was a good thing she did not suffer". E & I bussed to Brixton. Ewen bought a pr brown 21/ boots, extra soles to be put on 2/6. He was such a time trying & deciding on them. Williamsons a great cake shop, beginning of "Bonanza" Arcade Place .Bus to Westminster Hosier. E shaved. I watched the crowds go by. Bussed to Williamson's. Had tea upstairs 1/. Home 7:20. Mrs C anxiou[...]

Did not go to church. Prepared for developing. Louie M aftern[...]repared solutions for developing, but couldnt get the white light kept out. So gave it up till night. Wrote note to Ada Clark for Mrs Cameron. Lunch - cold beef, pickles. E - his Brand's beef tin jelly. He went for a stroll 12:30. Afternoon I finished "Tropical Africa" by Drummond. Sat with Mrs C, awaiting E to finish his letter to Tobe. Louie Muspratt came while I was waiting, ready to go out. We all chatted in Mrs C's room. Tea. Saw her off in bus. E & I to Streatham Common by a lane (foot path), into Croydon Road by "North Sur[...]Home. Dinner 7:40 - E boiled eggs, sardines both of us, stewed plums, custard. I tried again to develop, but the lantern showed so much white light I was afraid to develop, so I again had to disperse everything. Sat till bedtime in Mrs C's room. Louie M goes to Mythingham tomorrow.

MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1900

Darned in morning. E & I bussed to Brixton, Westminster bridge.

Dull. Showery. Afternoon better.

Arose 7:20. Awoke maids twice. I had to call their attention to the hour. Counted over our washing. Breakfast 9:20. Received letter from Mum, birthday wishes, & card. Sorry to hear of "your dear little dog's death". Alec also wrote expressing his distress at the bad news. "You cannot think how sorry I am to hear of poor Sweetie Pops death. she was such a good friend to me when you & Ewen went away shooting & she & I were alone together. I was fonder of her than any other dog I have ever seen. No other ever did such clever tricks. As you say, it was a good thing she did not suffer". E & I bussed to Brixton. Ewen bought a pr brown 21/ boots, extra soles to be put on 2/6. He was such a time trying & deciding on them. Williamsons a great cake shop, beginning of "Bonanza" Arcade Place .Bus to Westminster Hosier. E shaved. I watched the crowds go by. Bussed to Williamson's. Had tea upstairs 1/. Home 7:20. Mrs C anxiou[...]

Ewen & I to Auxiliary Stores, lunch there. Mrs Musprat to tea.

Dull. Rain kept off. Evening sprinkled.[...]eakfast 9:20. Attended Ewen. Wrote 2 letters, 1 to Alec, 1 to Mum asking for address of blouse maker. Letter from Alec saying bills of lading arrived from New York of 3 of his cases, wondering if we had the other. At 11:10 E & I took bus to Brixton. Walked to Auxiliary Stores. Used EL Flower 96686. First got washing box, lantern, 2 trays 9/6. Lunch of curried chicken, E. I had curried mutton. E bought tweed to make caps of in Stores, took it to be made up at Aux S. Bought me a waterproof (35), & a chest expander. Homewards. I left E to go onto barber. I went back to try & get the double-breasted waterproof dark blue changed for a single , but couldnt under 2 weeks, he said more[...]n double. Met E at barbers. Bussed home. Mrs M to tea. I took her to bus. In. Changed. Supper - mutton cutletts br[...]kfast 9:15. Darned stockings. Ewen & I strolled the Common. In 1:00. Darned. Lunch 1:50. Tinned tongue. E, chicken timbale. Sat with Mrs C. E & Mrs C had an argument as to whether Abergavening family suffered from insanit[...]Ewen thinks not. Mrs C stroll in garden. E & I to S station , bought "Truth", & "The Wide World", 3d of pears. Common, watched cricket. In 5:15. Tea.[...]oil for dark room lamp. Sat in my bedroom & read"The Wide World". Down. WD. Dinner 8:45 - roast sho[...]tough- E ate none. I developed 6 plates. In one of the group camera must have been shaken. Didnt get to bed till 12:50. Did developing in bath room.

Walk on Common. E & I to Brixton 'Bon Marche'

Beautiful day.

Arose 7:20. Breakfast 9:15. Put plates to wash in kitchen under the tap. Read little. Ewen & I on way to Common (not by Greyhound Lane) came upon a lady in a bath chair, the living image of Julia. I dont know now whether it was her or not[...]s room. Out 3:15. Mrs C into garden. We walked to where trams began, took one to Brixton. E left his slippers to be made up. We went to 'Bon Marche'. I got 3 yds dark blue Petersham at 10 3/4 yd. At Stores it is 1/3 2in width. Also a 10/ 1 serge shirt. Dinner 7:45. Calves head ver[...]tomorrow.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1900

To Muspratts, Martin, Beaumonts. Tunbridge Wells th[...]s in her hands. Breakfast 9:30. Put my 2 plates to wash in the kitchen sink. Ewen & I at 11:00 started. Walked to Leighton Road. Here E left me. On to 58 Mount Nod Road. Mrs Musprat in. She was arranging flowers in the dining room. Gave me a bouquet. Told her that on account of the things arriving from T Wells, we should not be able to go to tea, as Mrs C not up to arranging where they were to go. Asked us to come tomorrow. To Martin & Beaumonts. Not sufficient in till to cash our #10 cheque, & both partners out.[...]

Rained all morning. Afternoon cleared a little. Letter from Hil inviting me to Boganfine

Arose 7:15. Called girls twice. Ho[...]While dressing, retched twice, but couldnt bring up even bile. Breakfast 9:00 about. toast. Ewen pretty well. I had to run up in E's dressing room & bile flowed. Lay on bed a[...]wrote at Wolf Article for "Field". Lunch 1:45. Up bedroom at 3:00. Sat an hr with Mrs C. before retiring to bedroom. Slept afternoon. E out & bought grapes[...]in bedroom. Letter from Allan morning asking us to go to Cornel when they got back from Jura. Beef roast,[...]WD. Sat with Mrs C. Letter from Hil asking me to stay from Tuesday or Wednesday till Saturday.[...]TEMBER 2, 1900

Stitched. Attended Ewen. Walk to golf links. Mrs C dressed. Walk. Wrote to Dept of Agriculture & to Hil.

Cloudy. Clear afternoon.

Arose 7:10. Awoke maids twice. Stitched, let out the Hohner dress waistcoat. Breakfast 9:30. In E's room. Stitched. We went for walk by the Golf Club & by the lane thru' the links. Home 1:40. I wrote note to Board of Agriculture notifying of Jan's death. Note to Hilda accepting her invitation to stay from Tuesday or Wednesday till Saturday. Frank goes to Town Tees till Thursday. They go on a bike tour to LymRegis on Saturday. She sent 3 addresses of shirt dress & tailor Chelsea. Sat with Mrs C. She had put on a gown, & her false set of front upper teeth in. She looked quite like her[...]sat down. In 7:00. Stitched. Took leather off of the Olan Jessie skirt. Supper 7:40 - sardines, stewed fruit, custard. Binney made a mess in the hall by the mat. Rose says he gets fed too much.

Ewen & I up town. Stores. Started 12:00. Returned 7:30.

Fine. Sunny. Policeman came to see Jan

arose 7:20. Awakened domestics, but they again fell to slumbering when Mrs C's voice rang out clear, "Nellie. Nellie". This had the desired effect. Breakfast 9:00. Attended Ewen.[...]Ewen sorted plates for enlargements. Packed 'em up. Bus to Brixton. Went to E's shoemaker in Bonanza & measured him for making up his Mother's canvass worked uppers for slippers. Lunch Williamsons, not a good place. Bus to over Westminster Abbey. Walked to stores. E went about caps & paid. Not ready. Changed notepaper (envelopes) & got 3 pencils to boot. E bought me Guards colours in a tie, a hat ribbon 1 3/4 yd. Asked if I had any relation in Guards, otherwise refused to sell. Bought 6 yds of stuff for shirtings for self at 10d. 22/5. Tea upstairs we had. Got some Bandolin for Mrs C. Left 6:35. By bu[...]from tram terminus home. Changed. Dinner. WD. Up in Mrs C's room. I stitched. E pretty well all day. Louie Mussprat to tea with Mrs C. E & I hot baths.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1900

Up town alone. Attenborough's. Chas Lee's. Mrs Mu[...]cut his two fingers, knife slipped. I bound them up. Got off 10:55, missed train to Victoria. Walked to tram. 12:20 arrived Westminster Bridge. Went in to Silversmiths , would give only 15 f for Aunt Goth[...]gold chain, silver chain, buckle silver. Walked to Chas Cross money exchange. I asked 20d for 8 5c pieces. Man said too much- no business! So I left the fool. To Attenborough's, gave me 12/ for my lot. Bought 10/b clasp there silver. Left horseshoes to be made to a brooch, very civil man. Got money exchanged nea[...]ames. At Jones got wee gold safety pin 3/6. Bus to Sloane St to Chas Lee where Hil gets her shirts. Bought 1 fla[...]t 15/6, very dear. H & Nichols bought straw hat, had the Guards colours put on it,Veiling. Bought a reel red marking cotton1d1/2. Walked to Victoria, bought Bourdeau pigeon. Victoria. Hom[...]. Mrs Mussprat arrived. I met Ewen when I went to Scotts. Tea. Stitched, put Petersham on n[...]

Down to Bagnor. Hil & I bathed. Kitty Felton to tea. .

Arose 7:00. Beautiful day. Stitche[...]acked. E & I hurried breakfast. He went with me to the Station, arrived Vic 9:40. Left 10:30, 5 ladies in compartment. They got out at Pullboro. Thro' Box Hill, saw Leith Hill by Sutton, Epsom, Dorking, Pulborough , Arundel, etc. Arrived 12:50. Got out. Hil came sailing down the platform to meet me, sent things in fly. We walked. Hil ver[...]ancy, & Betty. I changed into shirt & serge. We had lunch- roast mutton, etc before children. We sat[...]in hut, Hil & I, & then we ran some distance into the water & had a good swim. Tide low. Dressed. 3 girlies & nurse with us, Back walked to tea in house. Kitty came, had tea. Then we were all for walking down esplanade[...]e donkey. Onto pier, saw greasy pole jumping off of, & children very amused. Home. Hil & I dinduck.[...]go. Photoed pier evening. After breakfast wrote to Ewen.

Beautiful. Calm. Bright weather.[...]little dining room. Kitty came around. Hil & I to town. She took bike to shop to be inflated. Bought fish & fruit. 1st tho' we b[...]swam about while children undressed. It gave me a touch of lumbago which was very inconvenient all day. Lun[...]abited by forgetful people named Gott. We walked to the bathing hut where children made castles & Hil too[...]- Nurse & I, 32d, 1sec. Sun low. Clear. I made a shack out of sand for sticks & paper to roof it over sand top to amuse children. Home. Dressed red Grylls. Hil[...]sole sausage, rolls, fruit. With Kitty we walked to pier lit up Chinese lanterns. Went on pier. Masquera[...]

Beautiful day. Calm.

Arose 7:30.[...]45. Bacon, eggs, Cadbury's cocoa. We went round to see Kitty & Margery off on their fly to station. All children, nurses, Hil, & I paraded thru the town marketing for the day's meals. Then to the beach where bathing hut was. I sat & read. Hil & children bathed. I afraid to make lumbago worse. Home 1:05. Lunch 1:30. - rabbit stew in onions, lobster, fruit. I wrote to Alec, telling him not to come & see us at Streatham, but to stay when we got a place north. We all went to the hut. Hil took the bike. I spent all of the afternoon biking. Hil held the bike, & I, after a bit, found I could go alone, & tho' I, at first, ran twice into the brakewater, & once into a boat, I did very well. Had tea & rich plum bun. Home. Changed. To Station. Frank arrived 6:30 train. He looks wel[...]tle, hunting, E & stroll. Bed 11:00. WD. Wrote to Mum.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1900[...]ful. Warm & calm

Arose 7:15. Dressed. Wrote to Alec note before Hil & Frank came down. Breakfast - plaice cocoa. Frank & I went for walk to order bus to call for my things & to post my letters. Hil passed on our return going to do her marketing. We waited till she & Joanie re[...]mera, I standing with Hil's bicycle & Jummy. All to the bathing hut. Children, parents bathed. I took an exposure of them, 32diap, 1/4sec, bright sun, Group after bat[...]t. Ate biscuit & 2 apples. Frank swam about for a long while. Home by 1:00. Packed. Hil helped & gave me a shirt, old one. I wore up to town,Chicken & beef cold, tomatoes, fruit. Good-byes to children and nurse(5), to house drudge. Walked to station 2nd class ticket, but guard put me in 1st class. Adios to Frank & old Hil. They wanted me very much to stay till Monday. Arrived Victoria 4:34, down to Streatham by 4:39.
Arrived 5:10. E thought no[...]er 7:40. Mr Story, Express Office Tillbury, came to get key of our things to be opened docks. WD.

Wrote to Kathleen. Walk. Afternoon long walk 4 miles. Wrote to Hil.

Fine. Afternoon Cloudy & little rain.[...]twice. Breakfast 9:25. Attended Ewen. I wrote a letter to Kathleen, telling her our indefinite plans & Flax[...]self & is really, E & I think, quite well. E & I up onto Streatham Common, & sat on seat. In 1:00.[...]ongue, pickles. E - soup, rice & cocoa. I wrote to Hil & read Country Life. E with his Mother. She had been trying to persuade him that she was so thin - thinner than[...], about 4:00, round by King William's Golf Links, up old Norwood Rd onto St Com. Home about 4 miles, rather too far for Ewen. Bothered with pain most of the day more or less. He felt so well yesterday & most of the time I was away. Tea directly got in 6:10. I sa[...]MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1900

Ewen & I to Attenbroughs, sold ware, & to stores. 7:30 back.

Beautiful. 7:02 rained a little.

Arose 7:30.n Awoke domestics. I sort[...]ast 9:00. Attended Ewen. Went thro' plated ware to be sold, & silver, also knives to be re-knived. To Attenbrough's Strand. Sold plated wine cooler, p[...]for doing Grandmother Fothering's horseshoes into a brooch, & 6/ to repair a teapot of Mrs C's. To stores by bus. Lunch - curried chick & mutton, 1 bottle Kop's Beer, unintoxicating. 13/ to have knives rebladed, small size 11 of them. E bought pr slippers & a 52/ waterproof. Tea upstairs. Hankers, & braces for Ewen. Walked to where trains start & went to Brixton. E got 2 partridges at 1/6 each, Lipton's. I, pieces of ribbon. Bon Marche' wont do up dresses other than their own. E & I back bus by[...]ner. WD. Sat with Mrs C. Aunt Lou, Mrs Musprat to tea.

Fine[...]ast 9:30. Chatted. E injection. Wrote out part of Wolf Article. Louie came to try to persuade Mrs C to go & stay, but she wont. She wants me to get onto her bicycle. I tried twice. Failed. F[...]3d. In 1:30. Lunch 2:00. I put an EC on shirt of E's. Out to Streatham , took free library book back. Bought[...]on Common. Rather too much walking for Ewen. He had a pain. Finished Wolf Article after lunch. Saw Lo[...]moving animals. Well fed. Tea 5:20. Marked one of my nightgowns EJC red cotton. Changed. Dinner 7[...]ago pudding, genera pastry, custard./ WD. Asked the hire of a bicycle at Greyhound Lane Shop- 9 1st hr. 6c succ[...]aker girl came & took Orkney Skirt, Jessie's body to alter. etc.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,[...]fast 9:00. Mum's letter said Hil & Frank go down to stay there today. Alec still in Isle of Wight. Attended to Ewen. Wrote a note to Chas Lee, enclosed cheque for #1.11.4. Then CP came with parcel, cash on delivery. I had to get cheque cashed- Grocers left money at Bakers where arranged CP was to leave shirts. I marked socks, cross stitch. Lun[...]for stroll down T Rd. she is much better. E & I to Bike Shoip, but they wouldnt let me have it right away, but brought it to the house, & I signed a paper. Found it was too short in the seat for me & attempts to stay on were futile. Took it back & had seat highered. E & I to Streatham Common. Down a side road, practiced, came off too quick a few times. E sat on Common. I back to T Rd, practiced up & dopwn. Nellie came to call me as Mr Musprat came. I took bike back, 1/[...]/2. Met E at Greyhound Lane. Old M sat while we had tea. E with him to bus. Tried on new shirts. Too small neck. Have to return them. Dinner at 8:00. At bedtime found my sapphire had come out of ring. Hunted in vain for it Mrs C's room, stairs. E feeling nast pain. Been without it for a week about. WD.

Up to Victoria. Chas Lee's Attenbourgh's. Ring done up.

Beautiful. Kruger gone to the Coast.

Arose 7:15. Awoke maids twice. Marked a pr of E's socks before finishing dressing. Breakfast 9[...]t ? Waited at Station till 11:30 train came in. To Exchange & Nvt, would not buy clothes. Vauxhall[...]rgan body & jacket trimmed with astrakan. Walked to Lee's on Sloane St on Buckingham Palace Road. Stopped at Stevenson & Maule, & they promised to send a man to buy furniture tomorrow or Saturday 9:00am. To Lee's, left shirts to have collarband made larger, & ordered 2 flannel collars to match 1/6 each paid. Walked to lunch at Brampton Rd. Walked to Army, Navy Stores, toilet paper. Changed slippers of E's. Bus down to Strand. Attenbrough valued my diamond sapphire ring at #12.12. Left it to have setting of all stones strengthened, & the one put in. Hope he wont change brilliants. He said they were very good ones. Bus to Victoria. In 5:10. Lady from next door just lea[...]rticle for E. We went out for stroll on Common. The man never came to look at the bookcase. In 1:20. Lunch about 2:00. Ewen suffered pain. I wrote. We went out, & went down a lane left of Commons. Saw a herd of Shorthorns just turned out into a field, having been milked. We came in 5:15. Tea 5:40. I took it up to E's room, & we had it there. Talked about Scotch Places, etc. Mrs[...]es, baked tatoes, batter pudding, baked apple. E had sweetbreads.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1[...]Feeling rather better he is this morning. I went to Immanuel Church opposite Streatham Common. Rev A[...]r man, very good extemporary sermon. Met Ewen on a seat on Common. In by 1:20. Lunch 1:40. Cold beef, tomatoes. E- Brands beef essence. Up to our bedroom. I wrote letters, amongst them one to Wickham, thanking him for his kind invitation to Tangley & hoping to be able to go another time. We lay on bed. I read. Tea 5:30. Ate too much cake, tea is a mistake for healthy creatures like I. Were going[...]r lunch we sat with Mrs C1/2 hr. Supper 7:40. E had egg, cocoa. I sardines. Mr Story called & left book box key, spoke little & left. I opened book box to get a diary E required. Packed up Bangor group plates to send to Eastman to have 2 prints from each done. Wrote letter.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 19[...]ough 6:15.

Dull. Raining, very little across the border.

Arose 6:00. Awoke domestics. Breakfa[...]tside. Porter called 8:00. We got off 9:05, 1st to Victoria, 4 wheeler took us to Kings Cross. Nice vestibule carriages 3rd class to Edinboro'. Had the side to ourselves. Started 10:00. Went by York, Durham, Berwick but stopt only 3 times, quite a fast train. E & I had our lunch with us- cold boiled chicken ?, plum bread. I looked out of the window all day. Ewen rather wanted to go into Sterling. Glad we didnt. Would have been too much for him. Drove to Douglas Hotel close to Station. No 5 room. Wrote our names in book. W[...]fruit. Sat in drawing room. Prince's Street lit up with electric lights. Many motor cars, mo[...]

Arose 8:00. Breakfast 9:00 in the dining room. E his eggs & toast. At 10:10 we went for a stroll & I bought 2 ties & Ewen took me into Romanes Pattersons & bought me a Cameron Tartan tie. Outside porter took luggage. We walked to Station. I sent wire to Allan. 3rd class. Col & Mrs Green Thompson travelled all the way with us. He is retired from Inniskillin Dragoon Guards. Asked E if he knew Dryborough. Had seen his Montana horses! Interested in the horse remount question. Has been getting remounts for the Army. Mrs GT shared our frugal lunch. I made sandwiches of chicken. Loch Long & Loch Loman passed. Mrs T p[...]omand, shape enchanting. At Crianlarich they got a basket of lunch- cold beef, hot potatoes & biscuits, bread[...]ft wide. Allan met us & took us to Asburn in fly. Jessie not to arrive till Saturday, too rough for children to cross. Allan looking awfully well. Brown. Chan[...]1900

Walk afternoon. Indoors morning. Wrote to Mum, Wickham, Mrs C.

Rain, wind morning. Afte[...]t from him. Sat in drawing room. Allan went out to order food. He does all the housekeeping. I wrote to Mum & told her where we were, & to Wickham, & to Mrs Cameron. Rained too hard to go out. But all 3 sallied forth at about 3:00. Down the Loch Linnele Road. Stared at Apartment house from road, & the West End Hotel, either of which we shall have to turn into when Jessie arrives day after tomorrow. In & tea. Not hungry a bit here yet. This inert existence is deplorable[...]ged. Dinner 7:30. Chatted. Bed 10:00. We have a fire in our bedroom & in dining room & bedroom.

Looked at the Corlinne House. Walked thru' town. Posted order[...]& misty.

Arose 8:00. Ewen pretty well. I got a nasty cold coming on, sore throat, lassitude. Breakfast 9:10. At 11:30 we 3 walked up to the apartment house on the hill above close, owned and run by a Mrs McIntosh, who had been a cook once to Lord Alringer's factor. Pleased with rooms, & later Allan went & closed the deal for them at 30/ a week. Lunch 1:10. I marked a shirt ESC for Ewen. I wrote notes for E, tradesp[...]g room. WD in bedroom. Afternoon Allan received a wire to say Jessie would arrive by evening train, same on[...]e pain. Breakfast 9:10. I marked ESC on shirt. Up, packed wee. To see Mrs McIntosh at Corlinne House. Arranged wit[...]icken, rice, plain pudding. Sat while Allan went to pay a call. I took several parcels to our new abode. Caught Ewen up on the Road down Loch Linnbe. We paced along a mile. Allan came & caught us up on his bicycle. In 4:00. Tea 4:30. Allan to meet his family. E & I read till they arrived about 6:00. The arrival was amusing. Tea first claimed their attention. Then Allan opened the toys, & they were pleased with them. Jessie look[...]atter. Christiana well. We left 6:45. Washed & had dinner in our new abode- Ewen - eggs, cocoa, toas[...]pie. Letter from Mrs C, still at T Road, I wrote to her asking her address. Read Country Life[...]

Allan, Jessie, Christiana to see us. Walked. Lunched, Tead Asburn

Fine mo[...]9:15- dried bacon, Scotch oatmeal porridge, tea. Up to our room. Allan, Jessie, & C arrived. We went down to them. Chatted. I got ready. We all went for a walk & met Jim, Bill, & the nurse, Emily. Boys continued with us till we reached the milestone. Then we returned. Met Ewen & Allan.[...]rabbit. E - soup rice. Apple tart. Read, most of us, in drawing room. Saw photos Christiana had taken & toned. Tea at 4:30- Bramble (scotch for blackberry) jelly made in Jura, very, very good. I went to Corlinne to get E's Macintosh. Walked down road to meet Jessie & Christiana, but they had gone town direction, so I didnt meet them. To see that our sitting room fire was up. Put wood on to make it go. Back & found E & girls just returned[...]Ewen.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1900

To order in town. Stroll in afternoon. Jessie, Jim seedy. Allan to tea.

Fine. Sunny. Shone morning & evening.[...]:10 - bacon, porridge, toast, tea. Ewen went for a stroll along the road. Allan having first called & said Jessie had caught a chill & couldnt have us for lunch, I gave Mrs McIntosh orders in the kitchen. I went to town & ordered a plaice (sole, it is called here) for Ewen, Scottsman bottle of ink, tomatoes. sent away orders to Miss Wynn's typewriter, 8d postage Jannings. Saw[...]r E, cold mutton, tomatoes, I. We walked beyond the milestone west & met Allan returning. He was bicycling, promised to come to tea. I went to town, met Christiana. She turned back with me, ordered oatcake & bought a cake madeira. In. Had some bother getting broken cork out of ink bottle. Allan to tea. Oatcake arrived, very good. I went upstairs & marked clothes, as E had Allan read over his MS on "The Wolf in Montana". WD. Currie, rice, boiled plaice, tart for dinner. Evening wrote to Kathleen - cant go to stay, etc. Allan gave Jim a dose of Epecacuana instead of quinine, but it didnt make him sick as expected.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE[...]ent out. Christiana & Allan passed in fly on way to Station. She goes to Edinboro to meet her nurse (who nursed her thru' her great illness), then they go to Inverness. E & I went long past the milestone. I gathered stones for Mum & E sat on my Macintosh resting on bench. Threw at a bottle. E got it. Home 12:00. I ran to town, posted letters. Got Scottsman. In 12:20.[...]lone in drawing room after lunch. She offered me the loan of her bicycle. she does not care about bicy[...]

Arose 8:00. Breakfast 9:00. Darned & had to sit in. Ewen dictated a letter to Payne about paying for Bessie, the pony. At 12:00 Allan came & invited us to lunch. I did my ordering 10:00. We walked over-[...]E- soup. , cold rice pudding. Played with boys a bit. I went up to their nursery. Jessie & I walked 2 1/2 miles along the road to Ballahulish at quite a good pace. Coming home she gave me her views on Mrs C, also the arrival of the twins, & a miscarriage before them. In at 5:00. They had begun tea. Had ours. E & I walk. Jessie gave us oatcake to take home. In 6:00. Washed. WD. Chatted. Ewe[...]cake. We started 11:30 for walk, & I just ran in to see how they were. E followed. Jessie gave me a[...]ephew written in July, on 1/2 rations & very sick of it. We went to town. I chose a Highland bull, & a Highland ram photos (1/each) sent to Per his birthday today. Bought apples for eating[...]ago pudding. E - sardines. Like yesterday I was to have hired a bicycle, but the rain put a stop to it. Read. Photos- enlargements of antelope & the grouse under milkweed, platina type good! also 5x7 of the sea good. Group unpresentable tho'. Packed up one of each (not of group), & walked to PO & posted. E out, but came back. Allan came 4:15, & after seeing photos, we went to tea with him & Jessie. Jessie told me about Ardlussa. To sell for #30. worth #1500 in Jura. Received le[...]rs C enclosing letter from Pitts. He has been in the eastern Firths with Middlemore. Home at 6:00. Jessie dressed Jim up as a girl for fun. Changed.

Lunch & tea at ashburn. Walk to town. Walk west. In 6:00. Wrote to Mrs Margret J Campbell

Wet all morning. Lifte[...]Vadis". Made holes in stockings smaller. Wrote to Mrs Margret J Campbell 43 Argyle Rd, West Ealing, London W. At 12:50 we walked over to Ashburn. Lunch 1:00. - chicken browned & boiled,[...]onions damsous, & cold pudding. I soon went off to town & got more stores. Paid meat bill. Got a melon 3d. Back to Corlinne, left things there. Found Jessie ready. We went ahead. Ewen & Allan behind. Passed a flock of sheep being on their way to Nairn, driven all the way to their winter quarters from across the Loch here. In 4:10. Tea 4:30 - oatcake, jam, sc[...]& I, 4 miles morning, 2 miles afternoon. Ashburn to tea. MacKenzies to tea.

Beautiful. Only 2 showers.

Arose 8:10[...]fast 9:15 - porridge, bacon, toast, tea. Dressed up for a walk & started in sunshine along lower road. Went to 2nd milestone. Met Allan, Jessie, 2 boys on our return along the road. In 12:30. Dinner 1:05. -hot loin mutton,[...]dding. Read "Quo Vadis". We went out 2:30 along the same road 1 mile. Threw stones at a tin can I set on a rock., & threw stones at it. Ewen hit it twice to my once. When passing Ashburn Jessie called out of the window "wont you come in to tea" . So I left E , went to Corlinne & changed my skirt to Hohner's. Back, found Father & 2 daughters McKen[...]0. Jessie proposed in fun that she & I should go to London to learn banjo & violin & Allan & Ewen take a place in Scotland. WD. Cold supper 7:50.

Beautiful really all day. No[...]9:10. I gave orders. Miss McIntosh says she has had rheumatic fever twice, poor thing. We started 10:05 along Loch Road. At the 2 milestone we sat on the bench. Children came along & we threw stones in the water."ducks & drakes". Then they continued. On[...]ifeboat. Lunch- venison pie cold, hot boiled bit of loin, cabbage, damsous, cold plain pudding. Jim[...]& argumentative, which Jessie says she is unable to combat. He didnt want to go for his walk along the Lower Road but up on the Moorland one. Ewen & I went thro' the town along Ben Nevis Way about 1 1/4 mile. Back. Got papers & a magazine at Station Book Stall. In 4:20. Tea & Allan 4:35. Chatted. After he left I wrote to Flower & Flower (Wickham on his holiday) concerni[...].

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1900

Walked to Ben Nevis Glen. Meals at Corlinne. Jessie & Allan called. Out evening.

Morning held up. Afternoon poured & blew.

Arose 8:10. Breakfast 9:10. Porridge, bacon, . I had a chat with Miss McIntosh & gave orders. Ewen went out alone & I followed along the hill road behind Station Hotel. Caught him up across the Spearn Bridge. We went as far as the first gate past the croft at beginning of the glen. An old man asked for alms, but we had no small change. I went thro' town on way home, Ewen on Upper Road. Waited at Station for 12:30 train to bring Scotsman. In 12:50. Lunch 1:00- sardines,[...]ound rice puddings. Read. Jessie & Allan stayed a few minutes to ask us to tea. But Ewen rather poorly, pain bad. Tea alon[...]We heard today from Walker F & Steele, one house to suit 8 to 10 #per month, Bonar Baggage another 6 to 8#, 6 months. Letter from TB Drysborough 20 7 Pi[...]wed me Peter's thumb marks in it when she gave it to me.

Wrote to Mrs C for Ewen. Lunch, tea at Ashburn. Little w[...]reakfast 9:00. Haddock, oatcakes, eggs for E. I had quite a talk with Miss McIntosh. She proposed coming with her Mary to us for winter in jest. I took her up in earnest. She backed down on account of the care of the house. E & I went for a very short walk. Rain in the distance made us careful. I wrote to his mother for him saying we had found two houses that were likely to be suitable through Walker F & Steele. Read till 12:50. Posted letter to Mrs C. Across to Ashburn . Lunch- Irish stew, boiled chick, cold[...]ed more violin & piano. Jessie proposes for Ewen to stay here & for me to hunt up a house. E to stay with them. Left after tea. Blue. Changed.[...], 1900

In morning E out wee. Wrote. Town. E to milestone to see Tobe. Wrote to Mrs Scott Brock, Mrs Young (houses), Walker F, &[...]e day. No wind much.

Arose 8:05. Ewen agrees to my going alone to look at houses at Bonar Bridge, Dornoch, Fort Ro[...]s. Mary born in house on road right Spearn going to Glen Nevis under Avenue trees. Mother died. Father, shepherd, married again. Miss McIntosh bprn head of Loch Sheil, used to milk cows in fields near Charlies' monument. Rea[...]rice. I wrote 3 letters as above about my going to look at houses. To town. Enquired about Caledonian Channel boats, d[...]dered meat, fish, etc., Met Jessie & Allen going to call on Mr McKenzie. In 4:00. Were letters for[...]one from Per, & Alec another. Tea. Per asks me to go down for a ride later on, thanks for photos, & good wishes. Changed. E to Ashburn & walk with Allan. Both back here. Alla[...]ved today. Dinner 7:00- plaice, beef stewed,. E had curious feeling for a minute. Bilious, we thought stewed apple.[...]

Record day for rain. Sheets of it fell. Very mild

Arose 8:05. Breakfast 9:20. "Madarm" & her girl got up rather later than usual- 7:25. At 11:20 I went to order meals, found them at breakfast. Went later. We had a long chat. Told her I intended to go by Tullock & Kingussie to Inverness tomorrow, but not if the weather is like the Mouse in Gallier's "Thuloch". She abominates cat[...]s are painful today at intervals. Lunch 1:00. E had liebig & rice, ground rice pudding, sardines. Read. Allan came & chatted to Ewen. Jessie caught chill yesterday & is laid up in bed today in consequence, such pains inside. Tea 4:40. I went out, posted letters, In. Changed. WD. The waterfalls opposite are very full & rushing headlong towards the loch. At times the rain was so dense the opposite hills were not visible!! E hot bath eve[...]Arose 8:00. At 6:30 I told Miss Mc I too wet to go by The Tullock & Kingussie way. Could sleep no more. B[...]Gave injections. Orders. Allan came & asked us to lunch. At 12:00 Ewen started out. I followed & caught him at the milestone, Lunch at Ashburn, cold mutton, danisous, cold pudding. Jessie, Emily, boys & I to the town. Allan & Ewen found us in shop. Ewen & I walked about 2 miles up Glen Nevis Road passed the house where Mary McDonald was born. In the Avenue two stone posts either side of the road, & a very large beach tree. I went to Ashburn, & got E's pepsin & MS. Their tea just r[...]WD. Ewen got pains rather bad. Dinner 7:30. E had boiled haddock, beef currie, rice. I had sago pudding. In a chat with Miss Mc I, she told me Mary had been with her (1st place) only since June, & that she was a regular jewel.

Fine. Sprinkling on the Lochs, very little tho'. Inverness very fine. M[...]g, tea breakfast 5:30. Carried bag self (Ewen's) to Station 1/4 hr to wait. Old woman in train said she had been in America 20 yrs, 12 yrs ago. So we chummed up a bit. She went to Inverness also. Gondolier name of the steamer. Decks taken up with black-faced sheep upper & lower. Passengers had only round the funnel to sit, & this gave off nauseous smells of oil. Lunch at 1:31- roast mutton, apple tart. 1[...]er, only difference being you werent allowed into the saloon -where I didnt want to go. Lovely scenery. Hills get lower & lower after leaving Fort William. Ft Augustus I took a walk & sent wire to W F & Steele to send names of proprietors of 3 or 4 Dornock houses to B. Bge PO. Chum lowly circumstances rather, though sister of Towersdyer Grant big business, with whom she will stay winter. Scoffs at the way they wash & do housework here compared to USA. Bus to Station Hotel. No train to Bonar Bridge, so took room, 54/. Out. Bought pu[...]WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1900

Kyle house. Drove to Dornoch over 3 houses. Slept Bonar Bridge.

Su[...]5:20. Train pulled out 5:40. Arrived 8:24. Bus to Bridge House. Trout for breakfast. Walked little way thru' village to The Kyle House. Waited in dining room. Old fashione[...]s Scott Brock (ex-basrmaid, husband drank himself to death) showed me over house. No good. Took dog cart to Dornoch. Driver gave me local news. Skibo Castle, Carnegie place, passed, (factors name Hardie), & coming back we went close to it past front door, building for a yr & wont finish for another. Nice village Dorno[...]ld beef, 2 f. Mr CH Urquart, bank clerk, took me to Mrs Sutherland's - husband away. Went over "Tighnamara", just the house, but others too near. To Firthview (Mrs Morrison), wont let for winter. S[...]d contesting. Supper 7:00- chops, tatoes. Wrote to Ewen, posted. Bed 10:30 about.

Breakfast 7:20. Walked to station. Chat morning with nice Com banker of last evening. He knew Dunnet & Orkney, General Burroughs, etc. Hotel brake at Laig drove me to the Sutherland Arms, called 2 miles, but think only 1. Manageress read W F & S's descriptions & directed me to Mrs Wm McDonald's James Villa. She has to do with the store & also next door. Not bad house. Gave me[...]me trying Lairg Lodge, Duke S's, let this season to Lord Durham, just left. Caretaker, on my arriving, said sure not to be let for winter, & expecting party to look over any day, ordered not to take up carpets. Glorious situation overlooking Loch Shin. To Sutherland Arms pd for bus. Manageress advised me to look at 3 Culrain house 3. Walked to Station. Master telephoned for information about[...]ir terms. Walked Culrain Lodge. Mrs Simpson not to let. Gave me tea. Stayed till 6:00, very kind. 6:30 to Muir of Ord. From there to Fort Rose. Mrs Simpson gave me card of introduction to a friend at Beauty who has a house to let. Will go there tomorrow. Royal Hotel 7:50. Not very hungry- had sausages for tea at Mrs Simpson's. To bed supperless.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1900[...]ied. Poured 2hrs. Cleared. Cloudy.

Called & up 7:15. Breakfast 8:05. Interviewed Mrs Grant, proprietess. Gave the names of the only houses she knew of. Went first to Mrs Ellis, "The Anchorage". , very nice house overlooking Moray Firth. Steamers to Inverness 2ce a week winter, stop at pier below. Her husband is a sea captain, daughter 18, nice Scotch woman. ver[...]ut shabby rather & only 1 bedroom, has window out to Firth rest ? & over street. Flowerbarn Cottage, old fashioned, new drainage. Mrs MacKenzie of Flowerburn House 3 miles out belongs to Family named Markham from London. In now maid showed me. Over large. Road to Rosemarkie. Back to Young's. Mrs Young 80 yrs old, Miss Young about[...]er here for ages, dead now, died at 82 yrs. Over to Mrs Finnies "Bonaccord" next to Young's. She wants to stay in 2 rooms!. Hotel. Lunch 1:00- cold beef. Train 2:00 to Muir of Ord. On to Beauty. Presented introduction card to Mrs McKenzie of Glenmoran from Mrs Simpson, Culrain Lodge. Mrs Wilson's neice received me. tea. Sent the neice to telephone at Station about Shooting Lodge at Bunchrew, name something like "Englispin", people away. To house next door, apartments, Mrs Fraser Est Court. Just missed train for Gavin, so waited, took train to Dingwall 5:30. Arrived 6:50 National Hotel. Dinner alone, very large dining room. WD. Wrote to Mrs Cameron.

Drove . looked over Mt Gerald, 2 1/2 miles. To Wilson's Episcopal Manse. Strathpeffer.

Heavy[...]Arose 7:15. Breakfast 8:00. Paid bill, 9/6.21. to waiter. Saw the manager about houses. He could recommend only on[...]ack till Monday. Man drove me north on West side of Firth. The drive about 1 mile thro' grounds, gardener showed me over house. Fine house, belongs to Sir Kenneth McKenzie, very heavily mortgaged, in hands of Todd Murray & Jameson, Edinboro. Dropped me near town on way back. Asked at Villas but all not to be let, belong to "merchants:". Called on Rev Wilson. Mrs W received me & said there were no houses of the sort to let. So I caught 11:30 train to Strathpeffer. Drank 4 oz of the water at spa, like solution of rotton eggs & quinine. Went thro' pump rooms pas[...]villa type. Lunch bakers 6d. station at 1:00. The spa water acted like a cathartic 1 hr after taking. 2:30 train to Dingwall. Hotel, paid for dogcart 3/6. By 2:30 left. 2:45 to Inverness.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1900

To St Andrews Cathedral. Bishop Kelly of Murray, Cromarty & Inverness preached excellent sermon. Wrote to Alec. Tea with Christiana Campbell

Heavy show[...]se 6:45. Breakfast 8:30. Read Cyclist Gazette. To church, well up in front. On the St Augustine Style it is built, only larger. Cho[...]. Bishop Kelly preached an extemporary sermon on the craze of people wanting to know more of the hereafter. He said further knowledge was kept from us because there was sufficient for us to do in directing our lives in the right path to attain the goal of Eternity. Going out I met Christiana & her nurse friend. She asked me to tea. They had been sitting only 2 pews behind me, she said. I walked up the Ness & round by the cemetery, back to the Hotel. Lunch- hot soup, fish, lamb, boiled apple pudding. Wrote long letter to Alec. At 4:20 to 3 Ardrews Terrace opposite Cathedral. Tea with C[...]. Told them all about my wanderings. Nurse said a physician would be sure to advise dieting. She advised Ewen see Dr Reves. Left about 5:30. Went up to the Castle & looked at the new statue of Flora McDonald, rather dark. In. Chat wi[...]

Arose 6:00. Hurried. Took bag self & had to carry it to the steamer nearly. A man came & carried it 300 yards from steamer. No busses running to the boats as I had expected, 6/6 2nd class. Not allowed upper deck as no sheep on board 2nd class. I had seat near funnel where warmest. Feet so cold. S[...]reakfast & lunch. Ewen met me at Banavie. Train to Fort William. To town & then to Corlinne. Changed. Tea. Allan came up to see us. E says Allan & Jessie are having their annual squabble about winter quarters. She wants to go to London. He doesnt. Told house news, Christiana, etc. We had supper 7:30. E - eggs, cocoa. I - chops & groun[...]OCTOBER 16, 1900

Glorious day. At 5:00 began to rain. Calm.

Arose 8:25. E awoke about 2:00 &[...]scussions on houses, Alec's savings. We went for a walk to the 2nd milestone. Ewen sat on rock on my Mac . I hunted for shells. The nephews stopt on their way past. We came on Jess[...]Jessie house hunting experiences. Allan went on a house hunt once, & spent #20, & found nothing sat[...]. When she lived at Fort William her husband was the late sheriff. Mrs Simpson is the daughter of a Schoolmaster. Wrote postcard to Alec saying not a cent had been paid on his luggage on America side, as he wrote & thought. Letters acknowledging #75., & to Miss Young saying wouldnt require her house. Wal[...]assed. We got back for tea at 5:00, just came on to rain. Changed. WD. Read.

THURSDAY, OC[...]uare.

Fine day. Quite sunny. At 4:00 came on to rain. Arose when called by Miss McIntosh. Told us we were the nicest people she had ever had! We told her we wished she would come look after us this winter. She has no one she can trust to look after her house. Were seated in our 3rd compartment when the porter handed in my camera. I had left behind! Poor Mary must have run down with it. I counted 28, & Ewen, on his side 19 grouse. One of mine, I am nearly sure, was a black woodcock. Got to Glasgow about 12:20. Started at 1:00 for Edinburgh. Left luggage at the Station. We went to the Douglas Hotel. Had written for the bedroom with fire. I went out & walked to Charlotte Square to have a look at the old Boxburgh Hotel, Christies, looks just the same as ever. Some McDonald ribbon for Mabel Jou[...]ggs. Sat in our room & read papers till 7:30. I had dinner of hare soup, codfish, Rissole, roast chicken, cabbage, spinach, tato, custard pudding, figs stewed. Ewen had boiled sole only. Sat in drawing room. Wrote diary & a note to Maj General Hodgson.

Walk Common. Wrote notes. Streatham Hill, E & I. Tea.

Fine, but dull. Chilly NW.[...]last night. Breakfast 9:00. Wrote some notes-- to Eastman enclosing 2 lb for 3 prints & postage to Walter F & S ND. Out onto Common. Round by golf course. I & E had a difference about A's deposit danaro. In 12:50. Read. Lunch. Mrs C joined us 1:30. At 3:00 out to Streatham Hill. E bought pepsin, had a shave, 2# Blenheim apples 6d. Home by 4:30. Tea[...]. Binney forgot his manners in Mrs C's room! Go to Westminster Abbey tomorrow. Letters from Hil & Connie Faithful. Hil enclosed a letter from Connie. Nice ones from both.

To Westminster Abbey. Secular concert Albert Hall.[...]e rain.

Arose 7:10. Breakfast 8:10. Caught 5 to 9:00 train. To W Abbey afoot 10:00. Good seat. All seem free.[...]n's Mission, gave 1/. Fine choral service. Went to look at tombs but we were soon sent out. Walk down Strand & back. Had hot roast beef, cabbage, prunes & cream 12:30 , 1[...]e Terry came in. Nearly sure it was she! Walked to Albert Memorial, passed the old Knight's ? barracks. Then waited outside Albert Hall till opened. Went into seats up first good choice. Played nothing I knew. The Artillery Band, 78 or 80 in orchestra. Organ made a terrific row when he pulled fortissimo stop out & quite drowned orchestra's most determined efforts to be heard once. Began 3:30. Out about 4:30. Wal[...]gate, passed & looked at 91. Home SK underground to Victoria , caught 5:15. E glad to see me back.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1900

To see Kingston Barton. Favourable report. Aunt Lo[...]urable. Read. Wire answer prepaid from K Barton to say he would see Ewen at 3:00 today. Wired back allright. So we stayed in. At 11:30 I ran to Station & got time of trains. Lunch 1:00. Mrs C also. Caught 1:40 train to Victoria 1st class. Underground to Glouster. 1/2 hr to wait as the house is quite close to the Station. Courtfield Rd No2. E was shown in to the consulting room directly. I looked at papers, a nurse shown in to wait. Curious picture by EJ Poynter R A hanging in diningroom "A Visit to Aesculapises". I went into consulting room for a few minutes before leaving. Dr B great talker & tall. Thinks E never had appendicitis, but peritonitis in the region of the appendix. Does not advise an operation , careful dieting & Scotch air. Says if it had been appendicitis he couldnt have done the chores he did, which would have been possile in p[...]more cheery on leaving, nervous before & thought, of course, an operation might be advised. Tea Victoria Station. Ran into S C at 5:30. Louisa L been to call as expected, very weak, can only walk very,[...]. Says she feels better. Dinner 7:30. I bought a partridge for 3/.

WEDNE[...], 1900

Wrote letters. Walks Streatham Com & S Hill. Mrs Musprat called.

Fine. Still. Little Smoky. Warm.

Arose 8:00. Had to call maids twice. Breakfast 9:15. Injections. E did not sleep at all well. I wrote to Mum, & to Percy, saying I would go down on Saturday, if suits them. Lunch 1:30. E & I before lunch to Streatham Station, bought "Truth". E returned. I got him pepsin, & had to go to Free Library to see an ABC. Added to Mum's letter any train would suit me. Home by 2:00. Wrote to Hilda & sent her photos of the groups, cut off myself & Kitty in one- too bad of me. Rosa Muspratt called. She said they thought Cris Keene dead of enteric fever in Africa, his surname in paper. We went to Streatham. I to Misses St dressmakers, will make over old dresses evening arranged for her to send for mine tomorrow & for me to go see her about it at 4:00 tomorrow. Helped Mrs C find a book. "Invasions of India", by Mrs Margret Scott to be sent to Dolly Berry.m Took crate off of E's portmanteau to get at overcoat. Dinner 7:45. Beefsteak[...]

Morning dull. Afternoon poured, & cle[...]ent out. He left his brown overcoat at old Scots to be renovated. Up onto top of Common. Sat. Talked about Alec & his conduct in[...]Poor Cris Keene is really dead. Musprat son went to War Office where it was confirmed. Mrs C got pos[...]out notes on Alec. Ewen & I were going out, & I to keep appointment with dressmaker at 4:00 when Art[...]ll sat & chatted with him. He left 4:40. I went to the Station with him where we chatted till his train arrived at 5:00. Posted papers. E didnt want me to go out so I stayed in. Tea 5:15. Wrote to Connie in E's dressing room. Changed. WD after[...]FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1900

Miss Sutters. Bus to Charing Cross. Attenboro's. Thomas, Eastmans, R[...]Cleared.

Arose 7:30. Down & sorted out books to sell, to give away, & to keep. Breakfast 9:10. Got off about 11:00. Walked to Streatham Com. Arranged about dress alterations. Bus to Brixton, one from there to Barington Cross. Walked rest of day. Attenboro's wouldnt buy Worchestershire dining set of Mrs C's, not even for #5. Took sample to Rochelle Thomas, boss out. On to Regent Street Eastman's, left plate of antelope to be enlarged, ordered 3 more each of 2 Bognor groups plates. Man said after examining[...]nstone Bake Shop lunch, 9d. Ricoridi Simple Aveu to send 1/9, Pemberthy gloves gazelle skin 3/11, 2 w[...]one 2/11 each=5/10. Swan Edgar's lace ties 7/1. To R Thomas, the head man advised me to go to Auctioneer's opposite as the set not complete, nor fine enough for him. Went to R & F will sell if Mrs C wishes. Stores got knives, new blades put in 22 of them #2.0. Home by 5:30 train from Victor[...]

CIV'S didnt arrive. Down to Banbury. Missed 3:18. Went by 4:45. Arrived 6:[...]things. Changed. Lunch 1:00. E so loath for me to go, poor old dear. Caught 1:43. At Clapham Junc[...]ed for next train 15 minutes & got umbrella. Got to Victoria 2:40. To Praed St by Metropolitan. Missed 3:18. Wired St[...]s everywhere especially at Clapham Junction. Saw the trains going by crowded, heaps of them going disappointed to their homes as "Arania" with CIV's didnt arrive. Dark, of course, when arrived in Banbury, Alec first to see, then Seve. Got things into wagonette. Chat[...]iffe Church, Rev Norris. Talk with Alec. Agreed to my terms.

Lovely morning. 2:30 came on to rain.

Arose 7:10. Slept badly. Awoke 10 to 4:00 & never slept again. Hohner's dress. Sat i[...]Home 12:50. Lunch 1:30. Per & Gladwin went out to lunch in dog cart. I had to go & hunt Alec up. He was with Seve in "The Cottage", to have a talk with him. He came to my room, & I gave him final account with lecture. Proposed Per to be told all, & advised Alec what course Wickham &[...]He chose latter & signed receipt. Great relief to be thro'. He hadnt told S amount saved.[...]

Down at 8:15. Wrote letter to Ewen & told him I would be back on Wednesday & Alec affairs. I went & picked up apples & made heaps & filled a pot basket about 9:00. Helped Mum arrange flowers. Went to look at the filly foal, so hurt. Large round hole 1/2 inch f[...]Banbury for vet. He was back just as we sat down to lunch, & when the shower began. After lunch read "Jane", by M. Cor[...]rote letters. I went & finished apples & brought the pot in with help of Barrett, the gardener, to Conservatory. Boys came back at 5:00 & had tea in billiard room. Seve was coming mushrooming , but he was so long writing - - I started. Had on socks & shooting boots of S's, grass wet. Found a few. Seve caught me on return with a lot in his basket. He knew where to look. We took them to kitchen. I helped to peel them. Finished "Jane", pretty story. We dressed. Miss Leydon & Rev Riddle of Tad Martin Vic. to dinner. They walked over with the Heythrope.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1900[...]0 with P & Mr Gladwin. I sorted apples. Mum & I up to roof room where lots of apples lay. I set to & packed a "pot" basket full of Cookers & Blenheims for a friend of S's. Stitched cover on & straw on top. Lunch 1:[...]wen. Rained, so didnt go out. But sat, stitched a little, looked at papers. Got A to sign account. Showed Per, & then Mum Montana pho[...]"Petrified Bridge from below, nearest", "Round - up horses held", "Corralled", "Kitchen garden",[...]n Spiritual & Intellectual, S maintaining it was the exception for both to go together. Mum held forth. Chatted in[...]

Back to Streatham Com. Mum to Winchester, Per to London. Ewen not well. We walked.

Beautiful. Very mild.

Arose 7:10. Bath cold. Down to Conservatory. Took seed from dry flowers kept for purpose ? them. Went with Per to look at filly, & give horses apples. Boy & P kil[...]reakfast 9:00. I packed things last night. Told A he must bring me another abstract from E's accounts. Came & gave me 1. He said he thought he had burnt the rest- couldnt find them. I dressed & went down . 5/ to Caroline, & 2/ to Abby, coachman. Left at 10:40. P sat on a box. Seve, Mum & I within. We joked till Statio[...]as Oxford with us. There changed for Winchester to stay with Aunt Keenie. Per & I to Paddington . Told him about Dryborough's Polo Book, He promised me a pup from Ilene if she pups well. Parted at Paddington. I underground to Victoria 3rd. Got to Streatham C 3:15. E in , & Mrs C. E been suffering pain good deal off & on. Fever last night. He had such an unpleasant experience getting back from Dr B's Monday owing to CIV's crush. Nearly crushed him. Dr B advised D[...]iny off & On.

Arose 7:15. Down. Went on with the listing of books on Birds & Sport for sale list. Breakfast 9:10. The apples brought in sack are very acceptable now. I wrote to Kitty Felton, but had to go to Streatham with E. Went to chemist, got Bengers Food for Ewen, Dr B's orders[...]lt beef,. Gas man came which gave Mrs C occasion to give him a harangue on gas bill being too much, ended in the meter having to be sent away to be tested. I wrote to Hilda a long letter thanking & accepting leather bound short skirt. Gave account of house at Dornock, etc. E out 4:00. I out 4:20. Posted letters. Found E coming home on the Common. He sent me to Mrs C who had gone to vote at Immanuel School. Got there. She had left. Found her 1/2 way down Tankerville Road. In. Tea. Dressed. Washed. WD. Wrote to Christiana.

Arose 7:20. Called servants. Down to drawing room & listed books. Breakfast 9:00. I wrote to Mum, finished letter to Christiana. Went out with E up onto Common. In 1:10. Wrote out a clean copy of list of books. Then lunch. More writing. Out on Common[...]s. In 4:00. Wrote. Tea. Mrs C I helped unpack a box of her books. Some wonderful printings of water colours of costumes & birds of India she wishes me to sell. Probably try tomorrow. Drank 3 cups tea. , but ate not. E took less tea but the pains were troublesome afterwards just the same. I am writing with the Jewel fountain pen Hamlin gave Ewen, pen too pinn[...]Montana book box. Walk afternoon, E & I. Mrs C had 2 boys to tea, Cohen & Minute.

Foggy. Mild. Damp.

Arose 7:20. Wrote in Ewen's dressing room. Thought of going up to town, but E said he would have more out of Montana box. Breakfast 9:00. Attended Ewen. Then set to at books. Just went to post, & bought 1 1/4 # neck mutton ground for E's broth. E out alone. Lunch 1:40. Sat up in E's room. He lay down but couldnt come to show how books were to be disposed. "Butter & Butter Making" pamphlet, US, I did up & sent to Per. We went out up onto Common. In 5:00 10 to. Changed. Had tea. Went into Mrs C's room where she was giving the 2 boys a sumptous tea. I showed them photos later of Montana. Down to dining room 9:30. Ewen suffering pain from tea h[...], savoury cabbage, tato, prunes, pastry puffs. E had Liebig, Bengers, toast. WD.

Dull & rainy afternoon.

Arose 7:30. Down & added to book list, etc. Dressed. Breakfast 9:20. Attended to E. He did not wish to show me what books to pack & where, so I unpacked my big covered trunk, threw quite a lot of rubbish & sorted rest. E out alone. Mrs C to hot lunch at Muspratts. We lunched 1:30 - cold b[...]boiled sole. Afternoon didnt do much. Unpacked a lot of framed pictures out of Ewen's old uniform box which I hope to sell. Wrote letters to Mr & Mrs Sutherland about taking Tighnamara, & if she knows of a plain cook. To Flower & Flower. Washed . Mrs C back at 7:00.[...]oes. Went out, posted letters & 2 papers, latter to Jessie. Sat with Mrs C.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1900

Up to London, London Bridge from Streatham. Back by Vi[...]dressing room. Breakfast 9:30. Rose looks like a corpse & she feels so bad today she ought to be in bed. I spoke to Mrs Cameron about her. She speaks as though she thought it was the poor girl's fault because she lived once in a London Flat!! Dressmaker Miss Sutton not ready t[...]row X:45. Stupidly took Streatham Station train to London Bridge. Walked thru' horrid streets , bou[...]s back Friars Bridge. Walked down Strand. Tried to sell Mrs C's hand water coloured , painted Italia[...]Left them at last at Sothern's. He is going also to send valuer down to see our books Wednesday. Up Regent St. Lunch Elphinstone's 65 Oxford St. Bonham & Sons 650 Oxford St will send man to purchase our things furniture Saturday. Bus to Westminster. Ordered music for E at store[...]

Dull Damp. Breeze.

Arose 7:00. Woke servants 3 times. Down. Wrote to Mum & to Hil. Put up "Simple Aveu" & sent it to Mum. Thanked Hil for short skirt, & Mum for Koko[...]f, both, at 11:00. E left me at Miss Suttons. I had to wait in her sitting room, & read a very good work on teaching needlework. Miss Sutton wrote out the title for me. Put dress on. If goes well will b[...]E copying. After lunch arranged books for valuer to see tomorrow easily. We went for walk towards To[...]tham Common. Home 4:30. Read. Tea 5:15. Wrote a long letter to Kathleen. Told her we intend returning to Montana & go in for cattle which we found paid ve[...]en currie. Out & posted Kathleen's. Saw & heard a man abusing a poor woman horribly. WD.

WEDNESDAY,[...]ched. Breakfat 9:05. Stitched, letting out body of Morgan's. Waited in for Sothern's man. He arrived at last 12:15. Left him to value the books & came back in 15 minutes. He then offered #26. (I had put them at #16 and said he wouldnt get them for less than #12.) He asked if we had any sporting prints, so I took him upstairs & he bought 10 framed for #5. Ewen pleased with the sale. Walked onto the Streatham Road. In 1:40. I asked Hobbs & Melcher to buy gas fittings, perhaps later will. Te[...]

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1900

P[...]rican War still in progress. Styen keeps buoying up the Boers with lies. Breakfast 9:20. Attended to Ewen. Packed books for storing & taking north. Out with E. Walked to Golf Link Lanes & back. Lunch 1:40. Posted letter to Jessie from E. Wrote to Mr Price at E's dictation. Asked whether Anderson had got the Mounted Infantry saddle. If so, to put the $15 to E's account. our plans, & health of E. At 4:00 out. In 5:00. Went onto S. Common. Mrs C afternoon went up to Muspratts & also stopped to dinner. Nellie went to fetch her home at 9:10. I counted words in Wolf Article of E's, typewritten, there were 8, 133. Took quite a time to do it. Dinner 7:40- hashed beef, brussel[...]

Beautiful, clear. Not cold in[...]y Golf Links, down Croydon Road. In 1:00. Mrs C had gone to Muspratts. We had lunch. I got a key to fit an old box (tin) with all E's receipts & lett[...]at 4:10 walked thro' Streatham, & E left me near the Leigham Road. Shown into drawing room & was introduced to Mr Hastings, just home from India, who had come with his friend, Freddie Lille, invalided ho[...]osie, Louie, & Ted Muspratt (eldest), he returns to India on Tuesday. Tea in dining room, grand spread. English flag as a centerpiece. Ted Muspratt told me about his part of India, Assam,. Great deal of malaria, teaplanting. Mrs C & I left 6:00. Walked to road where bus started. Took one to Greyhound Lane. In 6:30. Changed. Wd.[...]

Arose 7:20. Had to call the maids twice. Down & read the Standard. Breakfast 9:30. Only toast & E's 2 boiled eggs, but they take so long to prepare even this frugal meal. Sat. Read. Darn[...]ed over some things in my USA portmanteau. Wrote a postcard to Messrs Bonham & Sons, 65 Oxford St, asking if they had forgotten their promise to come & value furniture. E & I out. Mrs C had both the maids up to pack her things & then told me later she had got one small trunk packed!!. We went to Streatham. I paid Miss S #1.6.0 bill for renovating old red & black lace evening dress with a #3 cheque. Bought 1#butter- Dorset Butter. 1/2. Home. Left lock to have a key fitted top of Greyhound Lane. Read. I had no tea. WD. Dressed.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1900

Moved up into my bedroom. Walk afternoon. Bought lamp.[...]Awoke servants 7:20. Breakfast 9:10. Moved into the bedroom & had a fire lit there. such a horrisd little fireplace. Ewen is cold all the time although it is so warm. Read Standard. E cross & sat in room downstairs. He came up later. I wrote to Mrs Sutherland from whom I received a letter saying she would be able to get me a cook & parlour maid in Dornoch. Good business. Lunch 1:30 or later. Finished letter to Mrs S , & one to Mrs S. Received the Sanitary Certificate & the lease to sign. E sent latter to Allan for his opinion. We went out at 3:30. Posted letters. Sent wire as requested to Sutherland saying expect to get up to Dornoch 28th. Streatham & on Common. Wire morning from Bonham, will be here tomorrow to see furniture, delayed in country. Bought a lamp 2/3. In. Read. Got fire going. Ewen suff[...]after his tea. I dont believe it is good for him to have afternoon tea.

Wrote to Coil for Ewen. Walks. Paid butcher, Clares. Bo[...]s.

Arose 7:20. Awoke maids. Letter from Coil who says Henry Tusler claims $85 for fencing. Breakfast 9:15. I darned & wrote for Ewen to Coil. Went out 12:40. Lunch 1:35 or so. Wrote[...]We went out 4:00 about. E walked with me 1/2 way up Streatham, then he returned. I walked to Streatham Hill. Paid Martin & Beaumont butcher #13.7.4. On to Clare's, asked him to call Monday to value furniture & see what there is to be warehoused. Walked home. Dinner 7:40[...]

Up to town 10.41 Samuels, ordered coat. Army & Navy St[...]reakfast 9:10. I got ready & off at 10:30. Went to Exchange & Mart, 10.5 Vic. St. Left Scot Adie ulster to be sold for #2.2. Walked to King St, Robinson & Fisher. Been run up to #4.4 Worchestershire china of Mrs C's, reserve #5.5, so not sold. advised #3.1 reserve, & put up again. To Sothern's, Mrs C's 2 books sent to wrong address. To Eastman's, left dead buck plate to be printed from. To Butterick's, got 2 blouse patterns & book on dressmaking. Walked up Strand, bus to Ludgate Circus. Lunch. I went to Samuels, & ordered a warm thick cover coating coat 3gs, loose front & back button with fly. Bus to Army Navy Stores, ordered 1/2 ream blue, 1/2 ream[...]what they would make same pattern style for - - 4 to 4 1/2 g's! Waited 40 minutes at Vic for train to leave 5:30. Nellie said Mr Cohen in dining room, been waiting an hour. Found it was poor Colley! Up, told E. He not well enough to see him. Chatted. He soon left. 6:30. Adams i[...]2 servants #25 rent. Walter Lindsay so unpopular had to resign Secretary of Polo Club. Colley never spoken to them. C goes to stay at The Lea from Tuesday till Friday.

SATURDAY,[...]noch. Wrote. E & I out afternoon. Mrs Muspratt to tea. Allan ill. Not sure measles.

Horrid d[...]Windy afternoon.

Arose 7:20. Called maids. Up. Breakfast 9:20. Attended to E's petit besoins. I gathered clothes to be packed in the big trunk, sorted it over, & put them in. I wrote for Ewen. Went out, posted letter to Jessie. She wrote saying Allan was very ill & in[...]broken out in Connel again. I ordered Patterson to call Tuesday for boxes to go by goods train. Went to get key & lock, not ready, promised for Monday. In & lunch. I wrote a letter to Mum enclosing chokecherry & plum stones, measles[...]t I thought cherry & plum If cut back, would make a good hedge. Out. E & I to Brown paid his bakery bill, to Whitfield baker, paid his. In. Mrs Muspratt arrived. We had tea. I none. Sat in Mrs C's room. I, at 6:45, ran to Station for cab, None. Walked to bus with Mrs M. In . Dressed. Supper 7:[...]

Packed. Walks. Mrs C to lunch at Muspratts.

Dull & windy. Chilly.

Arose 7:25. Awoke maids twice. Breakfast 9:30. E went up & drafted a letter. I packed. We walked to top of Common & back. Went on packing. Mrs C off to Muspratts. She had a cup of Liebig before starting! Lunch 1:45. - cold salt beef, cake. E had boiled mutton, baked apple. I got E to look thro' things in a portmanteau, & sorted out things to go north. Finished books to be left, and to take boxes. Large trunk finished. Out. E & I, at 4:00, up Common & back. Tea. Wrote letter to Sutherland about Tighnamara, giving Allan's 4 notes on the improvement of lease. This took till 7:15. Got ready for dinner. Mrs C back at 7:00. WD. Out posted the lease (draft of), & letter to Sutherland at Dornoch.

MONDAY, NOVEM[...]Breakfast 9:10. Talked unpleasant subject over of Mrs C's bad managing propensities & extravagance. She trades with 2 bakers, 2 green grocers, allows books to run unpaid for months, & has no means of checking them! Bills always dropping in . It ma[...]our room. Saw Aunt Louisa coming, so I ran down to let her in. We sat till 3:45 with her in Mrs C's room. She had not much news, but is looking decidedly better. E & I up to Streatham. Bought a chicken 2/6. In 4:45. Came on to rain. Lock has not been yet fitted to a key yet- so annoying of Atkinson. Sat while they ate tea. I saw[...]

Samuel's. Hunted up fur coat. Jeffery's, Eastman's, Briggs

Dull Damp Mild

Arose 7:20. Down. Put lock on & put braces on the lid to make it stronger. Breakfast 9:20. Strapped up trunk. Off at 10:20. Had to wait for the 10:41. Was late. To Axford & Sons 3, & 4 Allington St. To Vic St, offered E's Gantry Driving Coat for 30/. 2/ entrance fee. Walked to Charing Cross, bus to Ludgate Circus. Tried on coat. Got 5 inches on the cross of brown velvet for new coat collar for E.1/6. To Hope, Isaak Walton, etc, to get prices of fur coats - #7 up. Jeffery's Queen on Vic St, from descriptions of our guns would only give H&H.10bore # 6 to 8. Rook rifle 250 - #5. Double 500 Exp by H&H - #7.1.0.0 Glut in market at present of rifles, 2nd hand at their lowest. Bus to Regent St- got photos at Eastman's. pd 6/9 for 8[...]Musquash coat, beaver collar & cuffs. Greenfield to see theirs, #7/80 fur coat, only fur made to order. Sold SF walking stick to Briggs for #1. Stores, Simple Aveu 1/4, Diary 1/10. To Exchange Mart - #12 fur coat only , write about another. Axford got 20 for #5 each. Train to Streatham Hill. Walked home. Got 4# beef for 10d. Found Patte[...]t on longer screws, roped. Went. Louie Muspratt to tea. Left 6:30. Dinner 7:45.

WEDNE[...]21, 1900

Norbury walk. Streatham walk. Mrs C to tea Muspratts.

Dull. Cold. Damp

Arose 7:15. Awoke maids 3 times. I got up & read. Breakfast 9:00. Sat & read. Out at 11:45. Sent off photos of Bognor to Mum, 1 of each (2). In at 1:30. Lunch. I took a lock out of Mrs C's davenport drawer for her & later left it at a shop in Streatham to be mended. Read. Out at 4:00. Streatham. E bo[...]alifornia prunes 1/. Truth 6d. In 5:00. I left a letter at 16 . Mr Day for Mrs C. Tea Ewen. Looked at papers. So cold up in our bedroom, the fire gives no heat. Dinner 7:45 - currie mutton, apple puffs. E - ground rice pudding. Sat in the dining room. Warmer with gas stove full blast. Ewen hot bath. Went in to see Mrs C for few minutes when she returned 10:00 am. Feel so blue at the position of affairs. Shall have to see Wickham on advancing cash to get out of this expensive place.

Fine. No wind. Foggy sort of.

Arose 7:30. Awoke maids twice. Breakfast 9:00. Set to work to unpack gun box. Atterbury had put in so many srews & nails that it was no mean task with the poor tools I had. Perseverance won in an hour. Then E & I walk.[...]nt out new walk by Furzedown Golf Links. Cruelty of men to cart horses everywhere evident. Much building in[...]k. 5:00. I moved down table & writing materials to the drawing room. E had tea, & Mrs C also. Wrote postcard to Mr G Thorne of 274 Vauschall Bridge Road, Victoria, who offered to come down with a fur coat 2nd hand. I wrote, I put him off. Wrote a bout baggage sent to King's Cross. Dinner 7:45 - stewed (2 1/2#) beef[...]Darned.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1900

To Jeffery's. Sold 250 H&H rifle & case #4.10.0. Wal[...]ite frost morning.

Arose 7:40. Maids refuse to get up under 3 reminders. Found butter, milk, cream on the front door step at mercy of dogs & cats, put there by milkman. 3 dogs I whipped out of the back alley. Breakfast 9:00. Caught 10:41 train to Vic. return ticket 3nd.8d. Re 3nd to Mansion 5d. Jeffery not in. Walked about streets. Back 3/4 hr. would offer only #3.10 - got him up to #4 for rifle, & 10/ for case. Called at Samuels[...]. Vic arrived 1:30. Went for stroll, 2:17 train to Streatham Commin. Lunch 2:30. Paid Potter coal[...]e sale. In 4:50. E tea. Read. Mrs C back from a day spent at Miss Lillie's. Arrived 7:00. Dinner 7:40. E made up accounts most of day. Mrs C allowed everything to go to the d-----. WD.

Wet early. Beautiful day. Mild.

Atose 7:25. Awoke maids twice. Down. Read in the drawing room. Dressed. Breakfast 9:10. Read. At 11:40 about we walked around lower section of S Common. Sat on a seat after climbing the hill for 10 minutes. In 12:30. Mrs C left at 1:00 fo[...]kles. Darned. Out 3:30. Onto Tooting Common by a new short cut. It was quite a long round. People & children are very nu[...]

Beautiful. Mild. Clear.

arose 7:20.[...]Read paper. Breakfast 9:15. Orders. Attended to E. Out alone to Streatham & bought 1 chick 2/6, 1# 5oz bacon Wilt[...]cocoa 1/2,. In 11:15. ' bout. Read. Out with E to golf links round. Lunch 1:40. Mrs C has an exem[...], over bath, serge besmirched with mud skirt, put to dry by our fire. Up round St Common. Alec theme, same as morning walk. In 5:00. They had tea. I sat with them. E spoke till dressing time on Alec's deposit account. Cleared it up pretty well. Dinner 7:40. Ewen - cold chick, toast, cocoa. I had irish stew. WD. Sat with Madame C. E wrote to Alec afternoon & posted.

TUESDAY, NO[...]d 13/1 1/2.

Beautiful day.

Arose 8:00. Had shivering fits night. Dog kept us awake. Breakfast 9:15. Orders. I went out to Streatham High Street, to London Provincial Meat Store, bought as in end of diary, tea, coffee, prunes, etc. In 11:00. Sat a while. Out 12:45. Round Common. Bought lemon,[...]Lunch 1:45 - Brawn. E 1/2 chicken. I sat & made up books. Out 4:00. I went to pay butcher Gatfield 13.1 1/2, Baker 4/8 3/4 Brown. Couldnt find E, so back. Sent off wire to Sutherland "Cannot arrive for few days written". Rose said a shabby man had called to see Mr C on business. E told me what to do as we supposed Colley had set Adams on. Man came again at 5:30. I saw him[...]im he couldnt see Ewen. He left in 5 minutes. E to tea. Discussed plans. Decided for E to stay & I to offer #20 to Adams lawyer, the claim #24.17.6. Dinner 7:50 - shoulder Mutton, artichokes, baked tatoes, sago pudding. E had sole.

Wet & dull. Very mild. Wretched night had. E too, bad one.

Arose 7:30. Maids awoke thr[...]er & Flower say Wickham returned but very busy on a case in court which will occupy him some time, but he will attend to cash credit at C B of S when the case is finished. E received letter from Jessie[...]than 10 used. Binny (cat) been having 4/1 worth of fish a month. Spoke to Mrs C about it. She says she wishes to pay for him herself & not put it on book. Posted[...]seeing writ server all day. Rose came asking me to see her in kitchen, when she gave warning & Nellie too. Spoke to Mrs C. She spoke to both, but neither would stay. Lunch 2:00. Wrote to Sutherland & Eastman. Out. S. Common 3:30. In 4:30. At 5:00 writ server tapped. I went to see him, he said would let me give it to E, but must see E tomorrow or now. -- rules. Shut him out. E went to see him which ended writ server's job. I asked Rose to stay on. She promised to do so till beginning next week. Dinner 7:50 or 8:00. Wrote to Wickham, to Prichard, Englefield & Co, Painters Hall, Little Trinity Lane, Queen Victoria St , EC Adams. E wrote to Russell & Dunlop Millar.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1900

11:30 train to Vic, E to Cox, dentist in Balam. Jeffery's 500 Express & c[...]her but gave above cash. Bus from Ludgate Circus to Picadilly. spinks had ring valued 2 1/2 percent charge 3/6, #7 valuation. Very disappointed. Took it to Attenburgs. He would only give #7. Had offered #12 before he did it up in Sept (sure he switched stones). Had to let it go tho'. Gave 15/ for a paste gophir diamond & sapphoire in Regent St 3 1[...]ouie & Mrs Muspratt in strand. Walked all time. To Army & Navy , notee paper been sent to Dornoch. 1/6 for saw Aux. Fish for E. near station. 4:35 to S.C. Just having tea. Chatted. I had none. Sat with E in drawing room. Milner sent to have his book paid #12.6.8. Dreadful lot.[...]

E to dentist. I shopped. Mrs C tea & dinner at Muspr[...]ging receipted accounts. Ewen caught 11:30 train to Balam , & had another tooth stopped with cement. I went to Streatham. Bought lemon, 14oz beef Am stewing 8d[...]read all evening. No post. Mrs C back 10:10. To bed.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1900

Talk with Ewen. Streatham shopping afternoon. 5 pm to Streatham also.

Dull, drizzley morning. After[...]Arose 8:10. Called servants only once! Letters up with water. One from Wickham. Wont arrange credit, will advance, but requires 2 weeks (Dec 14th) to do it. Advises us to get bank to advance & he will go security. Breakfast 9:10.[...]E irate. My views are not his. At 11:35 rushed up to Streatham , posted 2 "Country Life" to Jessie. Bought chicken 2/6, meat, prunes, etc. Home12:10 about. Read. Out 3:15 to Streatham, E & I. Bacon 1/2 #, 8 eggs 1/, sole 1/2 #9d. In 4:30. E to tea 5:00. Rose came & told me beef not come. I up to Streatham , got another piece from butcher[...]

To see Wickham. Saw Ralph. Alec & Seve there. Fur[...]7:35. Awoke maids. Down. Post at 8:00 brought a letter from Commercial Bank saying they would adv[...]wer & Flower would "give an unqualified guarantee to refund them in January notwithstanding the contingency of death of the annuitant". Breakfast 9:20. E gave me letters & notes. Took 10:41 train to Victoria, Dist R to Temple. Arrived in office, 11:15. Wickham on case in court. Two men I saw backs of go into Ralph's office. After 10 minutes heard A[...]& then Adam's Writ. This required an appearance to be put in at 4:00 today. He would see that an appearance was put in, if Wickham would not attend to it. I better put it in hands of Emmett Sons, & Stubbs. For me to call in 2 hours & get answer. Sausage cold lunch[...]t Garden, Market Strand enbankment. At 3:00 back to Mowbray house. Note from Ralph to say Wickham had instructed him to act for me in the matter. They were all in court, only 1 clerk to keep office. I left in a happier frame of mind. Sent wire to them, "Thanks very much. Evelyn J Cameron". Got[...]d with house clearing. Left enough things for us to do with. . E in his dressing room, told him all. He pretty satisfied. Men taken a box of things Mrs C didnt want to go - purse, etc in it. Rose left after dinner.[...]ER 5, 1900

Out Streatham, butcher, etc. Mrs C to Muspratts. Packed my things. Clare sent for rest of storage.

Horribly rainy day.

Areose 7:50. Awoke Nellie. Down. Got water on, the gas stove started. Swept out dining room & Mrs C[...]at in it all day. Breakfast 9:10. Arranged what to order today with Nellie. Out to Streatham. Labels 1d, sugar 2d, tea 3d, meat 1/10. In 11:40. Mutton on for Ewen. Clare's men came, took up rest of Mrs C's carpets & furniture, cases of China, two ranch cushions, also 1 leather portmanteau to be taken to Montana again. Lunch 2:00. I went up to my bedroom & unpacked all my things from drawers & trunk, & repacked trunk. Mrs C to tea & dinner at Muspratts. Rose came after lunch to say none of the tradespeople would change her cheque. I advised her to try Martin & Beaumont. She did, but they demurred very much before paying it. Nellie out to her home, & I made flaked tapioca pudding for E,[...]boiled tatoes, mutton rewarmed at 7:30. I washed up. E found "Jones v Flower" in Standard, so[...]

Marketed. E & I to Streatham evening & morning. Packed E's

Morning dull but fine. At 3:30 came on to rain.

Arose 7:40. Down. No post. Anxious to hear from bank. Breakfast 9:05. I made toast.[...]ht brussel sprouts, spinach, apples 2#. Ewen out to Streatham. Back 1:20. Lunch 1:40 - sardines for[...]ake. This morningI went & told Gatfield we never had Best Neck, he charges us for. He insisted we had. Rose says we havent too, I asked her yesterday. Packed a bit. Out 4:00 about. Walked in rain to Streatham. E tried to get envelopes. I bought stewing beef, 2 veal & h[...]MBER 7, 1900

Letter from Wickham. Walk. Made a cake. Marketed.

Morning fine. About 1:00 came on to rain. Evening fine.

Arose 7:50. Nearly dress[...]an gave double knock. Down. Registered MS, E's, had to sign for a letter from Wickham sending guarantee to pay #75 to bank in January. Letter written by Ralph (Flower & Flower)on Alec's account to be attended to or he would be obliged to take further measures Monday. Breakfast 9:10. Had a conflab how to go up north. E has to see Millar in Edinburgh, better for me to see him also. Mrs C wont go alone, so we shall have to pig it in a pot house in Edinburgh. Out 12:45. Common. Lun[...]rs C & E. Loin mutton, apple baked, cake. Mrs C to see Muspratts. E out. I made Sultana cake & watched it bake. Washed up several things. Before breakfast I went out & posted Wickham's guarantee to Bank Manager. Out 4:35. Bought fish & bread. Wrote to Wickham & Mrs Sutherland. Dinner 7:30 - s[...]

Marketing. Rose to Gatfields. Crated box. To Clare's.

Dull. Little sun early. Drizzly aft[...]ose 7:40. Called Nellie. No letter from bank by the post as expected. I got water on. Swept dining[...]toast. I cleaned bedroom & made bed. Wrote out a lot of labels & tied them on Mrs Muspratt's things. To Streatham, bought chicken, meat, etc. In 11:40. Helped Nellie put meat on. Rose arrived. We went to Gatfields, but they (clerk girl) maintained we had the 3/10 worth of Beef neck on 26th. Rose stuck up for me & said we hadnt. Told her to send Mr Gatfield around if they still held out.[...]prunes. Mrs C soup mutton, rice. I put crate on the plate box to make it strong. E & I to Streatham. Men taken guns (10 bore & 400 Express). I tramped to Clare's. Couldnt get at them in warehouse. Shee[...]he said. Walked home. Took P's hat, old clothes to shop, offered "fo' pence" so brought lock billico[...]been very fussy about her things going Monday. E to bus with her while I out. Watched for postman, didnt come till 10:00, brought the letter from Bank & #25 in notes!!! Great relief[...]15. Cleaned my room, etc. E injections. He has had much pain from worry last few days & has slept ve[...]racks. Finished E's packing. Lunch 1:40. Mrs C to M's for dinner & tea. We had boiled B neck, E baked apple, I cake. E wrote ch[...]go out. I make tea. E & I down Alverstone Road to Tooting Common. Sat down. Saw several riders. In 4:40. When first went out, I to Station, wrote on slate for Frost to come & get things for 8:18 am train. I ma[...]

Paid bills. Left Streatham Com 8:18. Bus to Kings Crossing, 10:00 train to Edinburgh. Arrived 6:30 Old Waverly Hotel.[...]ld.

Arose 6:00. Awoke Nellie. I got water on to boil. Made toast. Folded sheets. Screwed down[...]. Packed E's bag. Men arrived 7:50 & carted all to Station, 15 things in all. I had a piece of toast. Out. Paid Brown, baker 6/, Bliss 8d for Standard. Back, caught Postman, gave 3/6. Nellie to Station. Saw us off. Mrs C had Binney in basket. Vic arrived 8:45. Got 1 'oss bus, took us & our numerous packages to Kings Crossing, arrived 9:35. Express pd #2.16 to Edinburgh. Found could take it to The Mound for same price, so E got another Express bill made out to The Mound. Carriage with old gent only in it to Newcastle. E read old "Truths" on Nokan Estate case in 99. Arrived Edinburgh 6:30 'bout. Left most of the baggage at the Station 2/6 paid down, 1/3 every succeeding day after tonight. Luggage to Hotel handcart 1/3. Rooms 48 & 49, 4th floor. Fish, eggs, tea, toast. Binny not yet objected to. Mrs C tips maid. Fire in bedrooms. I sat in Ladies' drawing room. 2 girls played. Read paper. Up to bed 9:50. E pretty chilly, but well considering.[...]TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1900

Ewen went to consult Millar. I went to see him afternoon.

Lovely morning, rather wind[...]on. Out again with only house shoes on, expected to find a shoe shop close , but went a long way down George Street before finding one.[...]6d. Breakfast 9:30- eggs, toast. Ewen off 10:45 to keep his appointment with Millar at 11:00, at 20 Castle St. I sat in the public drawing room. Mrs C also. She jabbered.[...]E back 1:20. Alec's slanders cannot be made use of , only in America, as they were uttered there, & if they had been uttered in this country, he says he would th[...]hot dinner, soup, fish, boiled mutton. We went to Millars 2:30. He looks just the same as 10 years ago. Told him about Alec's slanders, garden the only possible means of lessening the acknowledged #200 debt, which would make #90 less[...]E pretty well considering. WD. Sitting room. UP minister's daughter of Kirkwall here. She knows all about Ewen's[...]

Dry, windy west. Very mild.

Arose 8:20. Breakfast 9:10. Had mine with Ewen in his room. He worn out & stayed[...]r's, Butcher - Alex Grant. Home. Ewen wished me to see Mrs Sutherland. I went 12:30. She told me cook engaged since Nov 28th, table maid since Dec 11th. I to arrange her wages with her. Meat very dear. Bes[...]es. Mrs Ingals serves us with milk & butter from the farm - only clean farm here. In 12:30. E's room full of smoke. Had to take fire out & open windows. Lunch - E in bed.[...]on broth - invalids. Women stewing beef. E got up. I put away some of my things. E & I out 3:00. I had to speak to cook. E off without me, but by instinct I went to nearest sea. He was there on golf links, & we enjoyed the sea, & view, very lovely. some rocks dotted on shore. In 4:00. Sat in dining room. Tea. I wrote to Clare for #5. Asked Rob Fisher if dining service sold, To Millar re little for E. Out. Posted them. Dinn[...]Breakfast 9:05. Toast, coffee, bacon. E tea. To kitchen. Looked thro' larder, & got meals ordered. Mrs C down. Had her breakfast served in drawing room. Ewen & I for a little walk in town, ordered more stores. The shop man in Weir's has 1 lung affected, & was ord[...]s cough & feels better. He doesnt look strong. To chemists 6d bottle ordered Scotsman sent up every day. In 12:30. Wrote out terms of lease for Sutherland to sign morning. Called at S's to ask him to call at 2:30. Lunch 1:30. Mrs C soup, E loin bo[...]over inventory with me. Out 3:30 till 4:10 just to order pie dishes. Mrs C had to sit in with us. The wind blew smoke down drawing room chimney.[...]

Marketing. Walked to Ingal's farm. Afternoon Embro Road.

Most bea[...], fresh air.

Arose 8:00. At 7:40 went down to see whether thhe servants were getting up or no. They were up, only just out of their room, thru' bath. Breakfast 9:00. Meals are very punctual . Attended to Ewen. Ordered meals. Spoke to Teenie concerning necessity of economy with coal. The range consumes at the present rate nearly 1 ton per week. E & I town, left hammer to have new handle put to it. Mutton for ragout pie dish. Back to Mrs Ingals farm, ordered 2 chicks killed, 1 turke[...]ldine, Mr Sutherland minister married her sister, the neice been given 10 or #1500 by Mr Ogilvie. In 1[...]Mrs C with us Embro Road. I took 1st 2 2gal jars to Weir's to be refilled & sent up. E & I threw stones at bottle. I hit twice. Le[...]anged. Read Country Life stories. WD. Cat made a beastly mess in diningroom, great clean up. Played "Haslma".

WEDNESDAY, DECEMB[...]ressed, etc bathroom. Got milk pails 3, & walked to Ingal's farm. Mrs I not up yet but she soon came & supplied me with 1 qt skim, 1 qt new, 1 gill cream. Chickens to be killed this morning. Back partly across field[...]rders. Out. Marketed. E & I walk after I wrote a letter to Millar on Alec. Went down more to right on links. Lunch 1:35 - cold mutton, oxtail[...]e. Coal arrived morning, dumped at gate, 1 ton. Had to get a man at 1/ to put it in coal house. Ewen wrote. We walked up to Mrs Haggan's house. Among pines we walked. Back[...]by them. Read Scotsman. WD. Stitched. E wrote to Millar & Ralph thanking latter for their t[...]

Mild very. Wind got up strong afternoon.

arose 7:40. Dressed, etc. bathroom. Went to Ingal's farm, got the milk & cream. Told her of Mrs Bell's Drapery shop burning down last night. Breakfast 9:00. Orders. Down to town. Saw the still smoking shop being poured water onto. No one was living in the house. A young couple just going to get married (21st) had rooms above & all their worldly goods , even wedd[...]it, s by Sutherland, on Alec's case! It came on to pour, so we gave up a saunter. Lunch 1:30. - mutton chops, too hard f[...]I, ground rice pudding, cake. At 3:00 went thru' the kitchen things with Teenie. Thro' 4:20. Down to PO with Ewen. He wrote to Millar whole afternoon. Changed. Gryll's red. S[...]Marketing. Milk fetched. Unpacked bags.Wrote to Hil

Awfully stormy night. Sleet fell afternoon. Evening calm

Arose 8:00. Bath. So hard did the rain pelt against the windows that I decided to defer the milk job. Breakfast 9:15. E tried a little porridge for 1st time. Orders gave. Down to town, ordered servant's ham, soap, etc. Beef & kidneys. E & I to Ingals, got milk. In 12:00. I hunted out large[...]Changed. Read wee. Mrs C received Xmas numbers of Illustrated papers from Allan. Tea - shortcake. Wrote to Jeffery about 10 b gun, offering it for #2.2 with case, canvass case sling case. Wrote to Clare to send it to Jeffery. Wrote to Hil. Dinner 7:30. - whiting fried, beefs[...]

Arose 7:45. Trudged across fields & got the milk & cream. Down to PO, posted letters, Jeffries, Clare, Hilda, Robinson & Fisher enclosing receipted bill. Up to breakfast. Attended Ewen. Orders.
E & I to town. Paid grocer #15.17.4. Housekeeper at Hotel[...]verness for me. Bought salt, eggs at Johnson's, & a griddle for oatcake & scones. We walked down to sea, In 12:55. I washed 3 prs black stockings. Kitchen to dry. Lunch 1 :30. -Eboiled chicken, cabbage, boil[...]d for Mrs C. I found her, but lost E. I came upon a tombstone beyond the Haggan house, & a peculiar stone on down. Land former burial place, victims of Cholera, latter spot where an Earl fell in War. In 4:30. Came on to rain 4:30. Changed. WD. They had tea. Washing this week 10/6. Three week's worth.[...]Read

Still, but cloudy.

Arose 8:00. Hurried to the farm. Mrs Ingals looked out of her latticed window. The girls not back yet from milking so I went up to the byers, & carried a pail to the dairy. In 9:00. Changed Hohners. Breakfast 9:20. Orders. Read "Black & White" Xmas number, sent to Mrs C by Allan. Mrs C & I to church 12:00. Very prosy minister is Grant. Sang "Hark the Herald Angels Sing", amongst other hymns, praphra[...]shoulder, chick cold, baked tatoes, trifle. Wrote to Mum telling her about this place surroundings. Bed 10:00. Ewen wrote to Allan ..

Milk. To post twice. Marketed, Got thyme from Abden. Cricket afternoon.

Dull. Calm. Afternoon 5:00 came on to blow.

Arose 7:40. Posted card & letter to Mum, cards to Jessie. Went & got milk. Wrote a note to Mum just to wish her many happy returns of birthday which is today. Breakfast 9:00. Attended E. Made out menu for the day. Orders. Down town, ordered 2# round beef for servants. Hunted up Abden gardener, (one of Mr Bruce's houses), & he gave me some thyme & sag[...]d apples on links. In 12:50. Linseed oiled pair of Mrs C's boots. Lunch 1:30. Boiled loin , mashed[...]r bill, 15/, will take off 1d per # for cash. On to links , played cricket with golf ball & oak stick. Mrs C down also. Way home bought 2/ shortbread for Mrs C to send to Mrs Muspratt. Changed. They had tea. Darned E's socks till 7:10. WD. Dinner 7:[...].

arose 7:45. Fetched milk. Teenie decorated the dining room with a little holly, & Beatrice put 2 vases of flowers in the room. Breakfast 9:00. Gave orders. E attended. Mr S called. Went to him. E joined later. Gave us news of Barrows, nobody likes Mr B, but Mrs B very popular. E & I marketing. No sausages to be got, ordered 100# Hovis Flour, must counter or[...]utherland. She has 2 brothers out in Africa, one a manager of a mine. Got back 4:00. E out. He came in 4:30. Read. Wrote a letter to Stores, & included yeast in list, 6d a box of 10 cakes, enclosed 14/6. Dressed 7:05. WD befor[...]read sauce, mashed tato, plum pudding. E partook of the turkey. oranges, biscuits, grapes, Carlsb[...]

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1900

Wrote to Jessie. Out afternoon. Presents from Hil & niec[...]oured.

Arose 7:50. Out by 8:05. Just 1/2 hr to Ingal's & back. Breakfast 9:00. Made out day's menu. To Teenie. Made all the photographic materials tidy. Wrote to Jessie. Ewen wrote to Allan. Poured. Lunch 1:30. Fricassee turkey, l[...]up, plum pudding, prunes, cake. Wrote out letter to Jessie. Out. Ordered up 2 loaves bread. Onto Downs. As bad luck would have it, I spoke to a young fisherwoman about bringing us fish, & she s[...]d woman near, would bring us fish tomorrow. Mr S had warned up against having Maggie, she is such a beggar. In 4:30. Changed. Read. Unpacked pinc[...]nieces, EJC in pins on it, & Hil sent large photo of herself. One I wanted. -- WD. Fife band[...]

Very wet & warm.

Arose 7:55. Hurried to Ingal's & back. Breakfast 9:00. Orders. Attended Ewen. Started to write to nieces. Hung up thick pr curtains in drawing room, & put about ph[...]er, tea, etc. Bought 24 fresh eggs at 2/. Thro' the Duke's Copse (back of Haggans). In 1:00. Lunch 1:30. Fish pudding for Ewen, Mrs C soup. I oiled boots of E's. Out 3:00. Walked to Pitgurdie Farm, paid for the 12# turkey. Fine house & steadings. Electric bells. Met Mr Ingals, a 7 footer he looks, at his gate. Accosted Ewen.[...]- r - led", etc. In 4:15 bout. Changed, Wrote to nieces before dinner. Tea they had, 1st oatcakes & scones Tennie has made. Dinner 7:30 - fish pudding, croquettes of turkey, fried tatoes, savory, cheesecakes, very g[...]SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1900

Walked nearly to Embo. Rev & Mrs Grant, Mr Urquhart called. Mrs[...]ke for breakfast. Gave orders. Ewen & I out. E to sutherlands Office, paid for trunks arriving, kin[...]sirloin 2# collops, Weir's. We went along links to within about 1/2 mile of Embo. Back for lunch 1:20. Turkey croquettes,[...]nes, cake. Began Allan's Grosvenor Cake, present to his Mother, but she does not like it as it is full of currants & peel. Darned. Out 3:30. Ordered up chump end loin 2#, as that today too fresh. At 2[...]heumatism, has not been out for some time. E & I to Links, posted letter to nieces. Met Mrs C by bathing huts. Freezing. I[...]Stores 1/2# arrived. Mr Urquhart called, stayed to tea. Grants both rich. Mrs Grant an heiress. Rumour has it all Barrow's guests to pay. WD. Read. dinner 7:30. Stewed had[...]

Milk fetched after breakfast. To Church. Walk afternoon.

Nasty windy & rainy.[...]Cold bath which made me so chilly I shivered so I had to sit close into dining room fire, but breakfast proved to be the best remedy. Wrote out menu. Orders. Rushed over to Ingals, got milk. Read till church time. Went alone. Mrs C afeared of the rain. In 1:20. Lunch 1:30. Soup, barley broth for Mrs C, E very tender piece of loin, brussel sprouts, cold roast shoulder, pickl[...]ed. Out 3:30. Gave Teenie 2 magazines. Pleased to get them. Met Mr & Mrs Ingals at the gate. Asked them in, but they preferred to continue their way. Posted letter Mrs C's. To Wood behind Haggan's & to look at sea. Back 4:00. Changed things. Sat read "Spirit st Francis de Sales". Tea they had. WD. Wrote to Kathleen, put up a New Year's Card for Mrs Muspratt. Dinner 7:30 -[...]oth, E cocoa & toast, apple tart, custard. Wrote to Christiana. Bed 10:00.

MONDAY, DECE[...], coffee, tea, bacon. Made out day's menus. Out to the town. Paid grocer #1.1.91/2. Paid Butcher, Alex[...]maids tomorrow. Out 3:30. Took baseball bat on to links. Played against a bathing hut. Mrs C toddled about on the sands. Bought a tin for 1/1 to put tea in on way back. This life is so depressingly tame. I long so to be doing something. In 4:30. Changed. Read. Made up little finery for maids into parcels. WD[...]

Dr WW Andrus, Miles City, asking him to come & see Ewen, &Z describing his symptoms, dat[...], mailed 17th for Ewen. He signed giving account of illness.
Mrs Mary Cameron, dated 16th mailed 17th for Ewen, signed by Ewen account of illness.
Heron Watson, dated & mailed 18th Feb, History & symptoms of Ewen's Complaint & asking for directions to prevent a recurrance of the attack.
Mrs Ferdon, dated April 3rd, mailed 4th, Try to meet her in Miles City Stockgrowers meeting. Ewe[...]Mrs Ferdon, dated & mailed April 17th, cannot go up for the meeting.
Mr Coggshall, sent 4 ophotos of him drinking at spring, dated 10th, mailed 11th A[...]Walter, dated May 29th, mailed May 30th, expect to start home in July.
Mr Coggshall, dated & mailed[...]Jan's death.
Hilda Edwards - Sept 9th - Pleasure to see her, etc.
Kathleen, Sept, received Sept 12 asking us to go & stay & take a house in Ireland!
Eastman 173 Regent St- 3 Bogno[...]d
Attenborough, Sept 21st- Acknowledging receipt of ring , for repairing ring 10/6.

Wickham, Nov 28th, asking for advance or arrangement of cash credit to get into economical quarters.
Sutherland, Dornoch, Nov 28th- L:ease & how wished it drawn not to make us responsible for house repairs. That we had sent 2 boxes & 1 trunk.
Wickham, Dec 7th- Thanking for guarantee, saying E would attend to Alec's affair from Edinburgh
Mrs Sutherland- Dec 7th- requesting her to engage house parlour maid at from #10 to #12per annum. Gave list of things to order: 4# flour, 14# oatmeal C Scotch, 4#rice,1#[...]oaf, 1 brown loaf, 1 shoulder mutton, 4# Best end of neck

Wrapped in horseradish leaves attracted the little black flea which is very partial to these leaves

January, "Rupert of Hentzan by Robert Hope

Hilda, Oct 26th, Leav[...]dren. Thinks photo very good & clear. Offers me a short leather bound skirt.
Christiana Campbell, d Oct 28th. Glad E hasnt got to undergo operation. Left with Jessie Ft William for Cormel Oct 31st.
Kathleen, photo of Doreen, aged 15 months, dated Oct 29th.
Mum, Nov[...]mple Aveu"
Mrs Sutherland, d 11th, rec 13th- has a good plain cook in view, & a parlour maid in country. Offers to order in stores for us.
Mrs Sutherland. Raw parlour maid to be had, quick to learn, Rec Nov 22d
Mum, Nov 23rd. A Fanny very ill at her brother-in-laws. Thanking[...]c Dec 1st. Cannot arrange credit, take till 14th to advance- advises advance got from bank.
H[...]

1. Alec & I his wagon to Terry. E better.
2. E stronger. I houseworked[...]Stitching.
5. E relapse at night. Alec walked to Terry.
6. E not well. We went for stroll.
7. E had awful painful night & day.
8. E still in great pain. I to Terry. Chatted Mrs Gipson.
9. Dr Andrus arrive[...]ain in subjection.
11. E's pain subsided. Alec to Terry.
12. Less fever , better tongue, very furred. A to Terry.
13. E bit better but not mouth. We alon[...]letters for Ewen.
17. Pain in tum. Passed. A to Terry. Wrote letter to H Watson.
18. Improving. E had hot bath afternoon.
19. E up 12:00 to 5:00. Wrote letters.
20. E little bilious. I to Terry. Gipsons.
21. E much improved. I wrote letters, Kathleen, etc.
22. E up for 5 hrs. A to Terry. I got up Comstock mare.
23. E up for 5 hours. Hughes Parry called.
24. I to Terry. E up for part of the day.
25. Coil hunted up our horses. E better. Developed 5.
26. E half[...]k. Developed 4.
27. E better. Stroll 1/2 hr. A to Terry. Developed 6.
28. Coil to see Ewen. Developed 6, the last of the Northside negs. E for stroll.

18 eggs in February

MARCH 1900 SUMMARY

1. I rode to Terry. Ewen improving.
2. E better. Printed 31 prints.
3. Storm windows up. A to Terry. News.
4. E pretty well. Read & churne[...]ubbed.
6. Washed flannels. Scrubbed.
7. Alec to Terry. E better, had hot bath.
8. E out. Stroll. Hamlin called. Read.
9. Printed photoes. Ewen stronger.
10. A to Terry in wagon. Jouberts to buy Coil cows
11. Ewen pretty well. Toned 55 prints.
12. Down to Terry. Ewen pretty well Mounted photos.
13. Coil came to dinner. Dead yearling.
14. Henry, Braley, Coil called. Got up Comstock mare.
15. A to Terry. Baked. Mopped. Read. Chores.
16. E out to stroll. Stitched. Cooked.
17. Alec hunted his team. Washed. Scrubbed.
18. A Terry wagon. Mrs Coil. Read. E better.
19. Housework. Stitched. E hot bath.
20. Down to Terry. Photoed
21. Developed 8. Coil vaccinat[...]er.
22. Printed & toned 4. Stitched.
23. Down to Terry. Photoed. Henry called.
24. Cut E's hai[...]Smith, Gipson. E & I stroll. Printed
26. Cut up sheep. Sowed tomato, celeriac, etc.
27. Toned. Hamlin to dinner. Burnished.
28. Churned. Alec to Terry. Stitched.
29. Printed 28. Stitched. E walk.
30. Wasshed. Scrubbed. Washed Jan.
31. To Terry. Horne's baby. Sold mutton

APRIL 1900[...]right called, Coils photoed. Developed.
3. Got up team. Hamlin to get 60 posts . Wrote.
4. Terry in wagon. Monty's. Jouberts
5. Mopped. To Brights. Photoed Mr Nichols, Kenneth
6. Set 2 hens. Developed 13 plates
7. Ptinted 35. Toneed 63. A sowed cabbage.
8. Printed. Toned 6. Scotts G[...]his harness.
15. Winnie & Sutherland called. A to Terry. Printed 53
16. Boiled ham. Made seed l[...]21. Terry. Photoed Montague group again.
22. To Hamlins. Burnt dead blackleg yearling. Developed.
23. Will to clean corral. 3/4 finished. Brake fixed.
24.[...]6. Hamlin finished garden, oats, harrowed.
27. A to Terry afoot. Lay on bed. H to do fence.
28. Lay on bed. Alec to Terry.
29. Alec drove to Terry. I set hens.
30. Screen doors on.[...]

1. Sowed up 1/4 garden. Dressed chickens, etc
2. Worked bread. Finished sowing garden.
3. Down to Terry, showed Monty his proofs. Tuslers.
4. Henry called. Got bull. Washed & Scrubbed.
5. To Terry. Saw Dan Bowman. Photoed Miss Shinaburger.
6. Hamlins, Kemptons to dinner.
7. E to Tuslers. Developed Transplanted onions. Brights.
8. To Terry rode. sold pieplant.
9. Printed 50. Toned 52. E not well.
10. Mounted photos. To Hamlins
11. Mopped. Scrubbed. Washed, etc
12. Rode to Terry. Took prints down.
13. Cut A's hair. Flower garden fence down. Churned. Dug plot.
14. Coil to deal on ranch. Aunt Mel & Clara Etta to call.
15. Fencing in wagon. H to dinner. Photoed Winnie
16. To Terry & Jouberts. Saw Parry.
17. Toned & printed 15. E found nests Chartres came.
18. Chartres left. A to Terry. Mounted. Transplanted.
19. A to Fallon. Scrubbed. Trasnsplanted. Churned.
20.[...]Got cows.
24. Photoed owls. Bread baked. Rode to Terry.
25. Storm windows down. Gardened.
26.[...]till 3:00. Giffords, Lees. Chores. Alec afoot to Terry.
28. Giffords & Lees called. Coil bought[...]30. Terry roide. Developed owls.
31. Down to Terry in wagon. Brought up Coggshall.

JUNE 1900 SUMMARY

1. sat 1 1[...]nds, Hamlins got buggy.
2. Drove Mr Coggshall to Fallon. Vans, Giffords, Lunds.
3. Hamlins. Renn arrived evening.E & I to owls.
4. Renn left. A to Brights. Churned. Irrigated.
5. Irrigated. Worked butter. Photoed grouse nest, & marsh hawk on the wing.
6. Irrigated. Replanted cabbages. Dev[...]Morning churned.
11. Coil called. I rode Steel to Terry.
12. E in pain. I irrigated. Slept. De[...], Buckleys.
17. Printed 20. Toned 34. Hamlin. A to Terry.
18. Mounted. Terry. Buggy.
19. Ewen[...]rinted 29
29. Hauled away spare room. Hard job to find Roanie. Did get her after dark.

JULY 1900 SUMMARY

1. Drove E to Red Tailed Hawk's nest down the creek. Alec to Terry all day.
2. Picked gooseberries. Wrote. Mounted.
3. Henry cut hawk tree down. Drove to Terry
4. Photoed hawks in meadow. Cut weeds.[...]. Sorted eggs. Wrote.
7. Terry, sold things. To Scotts, Burgs.
8. Scotts came to buy, & Gipsons. Tuslers. Photoed H & G Tuslers.[...]ons, Giffords.
11. Printed Coils. Mrs H, sen. to supper.
12. Smiths, Putnam , Monty, Hamlins
13. Storehouse moved. To Kemptons & Terry.
14. Wagon to Terry. Sold lots.
15. Kemptons dinner & supper, Steve Joubert & Stella Kaspar
16. Scott, Coil. Talked to Alec. Packed.
17. Packed hard. Negatives, etc.
18. Down to Terry in wagon & buggy.
19. Packed. Hamlins, C[...]Boarded
28. Splendid calm day. Not ill, either of us.
29. To service. Both were well.
30. Flying fish. Felt well. Alec talked to.
31. Fresh wind. Moderate sea. 345 knots.[...]..Strong wind. Rough sea. 355 knots
3. Strong to moderate winds . Swell 324.
4. Strong winds, r[...]t Pancras, Victoria, Streatham Common
8. Board of Agriculture, to stores. Mrs Musprat, Aunt Louie to tea.
9. Indoors. Poured. Invalids pretty w[...]nards, Louie tea. Streatham Common walk.
13. To Haymarket, Stores, Exchange Mart, Goringes.
14[...], Wickhams.
17. E & I Streatham Common. Down to The Lea.
18. Looked about. Paid 3 calls. Boys Cr[...]ed Lea. Croquet after.
20. Rode bicycle. Back to Streatham.
21. E & I strolls. Mrs C getting better.
22. We bussed to Wimpole St doctor's.
23. ZWrote to Jessie. Sweetie killed. Run over.
24. Common Stroll. To Furzedown Gates.
25. Walked Brixton . Paid bills. Mrs C to tea.
26. Unsuccessful arrangements for developing.
27. In morning. Afternoon Brixton & WB.
28. To stores. Lunched there. Mrs M.
29. Com Brixton Bon Marchee'
30. To Mrs M's Streatham. Things came from Tun[...]

OCTOBER 1900 SUMMAR[...]walk. Lunch at Ashburn
4. Ben Nevis Glen. J & A called. Out.
5. Wet. Lunch. Tea. Music Ashb[...]hpeffer. Inverness.
14. St Andrews Cathedral. Had tea with Christiana & her nurse friend.
15. Canal to Banavie. Ewen met me.
16. Walk along road 4[...]2 1/2 miles.
17. Wrote. Paid bills. Walked to Ashburn
18. Left Cotlinne. Edinburgh 5:00.
19[...]Mum, Percy, Hil. Sent photos.
25. Unpacked box of books. Arthur & Lillie.
26. Allenboro. Thomas. Robinson Fishers
27. Down to Laver Lea. CIV's never arrived.
28. Down to L Lea . Missed train. Arrived 6:30.
29. Gat[...]. Walks. Books listed
3.. Books. Walk. Boys to tea.
4. Did out trunk. In all day.
5. Up to town. Trying to sell things.
6. Dressmakers. Walk. Wrote letters.
7. Valuator #31 book. Pictures.
8. Books up. Away Tooting Common.
9. Packed books. Walks.[...]hed packing books. Man never came.
11. Walks. To tea Muspratts. Mrs C.
12. Indoors till 4:00.[...]noon.
14. Bonhams rep. 10.5#. Walk.
15. Wrote to Coil. Paid bills. Mrs Beaumont.
16. Up to town. Ludgate Hill coat A.N.
17. Packed. Mrs Musprat to tea.
18. Packing & walking. Mrs C to Muspratts.
19. Walks. Aunt Louisa to tea.
20. Samuel's. Briggs. Eastman, etc.
21.[...]F F letter bad. Servants warning. Writ.
29. Up to town. Jefferys Attenborough.
30. E to dentist. Shopping. Walk. Mrs C tea & dinner at[...]Mrs C Muspratts.
3. Attenborough, Vaughn Rims. To Clare's
4. Wickham's office. Alec there. Clar[...]hings. Streatham.
7. Letter from Wickham. Made a cake.
8. Marketing. Gatfield's, Clare's. Cooked.
9. Packed. Mrs C to M's. Walk.
10. Left Streatham 8:18, Left King'[...]Arrived Edinburgh 6:30.Old Waverly Hotel
11. E to consult Millar about Alex slander case.. I to him after.
12. Left Edinburgh 10:15. Arrived I[...]Wrote. In morning. Walk afternoon.
28. Walk. To Pitgurdie farm., pd for turkey.
29. Nearly to Embro. Walks. Callers.
30. To Church alone. Walk.
31. Walk. Cricket[...]

Perfect day. Not a cloud. Quite still. Warm. 7:10am - 14*above,[...]ipod for carrying. Started 10:30. Rode Rocket. To traps. Creek ones set off by mice or rats, bait[...]urther traps - bait untouched. Took 2 exposures of Petrified Tree, one looking up, other from same place as last year, which, after several focusings from different points, proved to be the best. Upward view difficult- cedars intervene.[...]more & bones, but too imbedded in earth & frozen to get out), & bones. Think I made a good grouping. Top of the cedar & pine covered Scoria Divide hill, where tepees were. I took an exposure of the barricaded tepee. Curious that the floor inside is strewn with cattle droppings. Sun had left tepee in shadow. On to beginning of the Swede's Badland Road, 4x5 exposed of Scholar Butte just over into the badlands. One 4x5 fell out of kit & I threw it into gulch, but it didnt break! Had no lunch - expected to get to camp early! In 4:15. Wrote up exposures. E wrote all day. Vegetable soup, curry (last of beef, only soup bones left), rice, baked tatoes, coffee. Read "Red Cockade". Early morning heard a coyote close. Went out to look & it ran down the creek like one demented.[...]

SE along divide to look for Wolfer's deer head. In vain we searche[...]Quite bright afternoon.7:20am - 7*b, 9:30pm - 10*a

Arose 7:10. Bright & Still. Breakfast 8:45. Started 9:50. Ewen on Rocket. I on Steel. Rode up the Cherry Road, & then cut up to the badland divide. Went too far - past where wagon[...]agon was left. We looked very diligently through the glasses, but we think Reade must be mistaken "that it can be easily seen on a table rock from the divide". All the table rock buttes we looked at had nothing on them . Lunch while horses grazed. Near Strawberry Butte (where our team was grazing) a bunch of Antelope were lying down, & on our way to get nearer we disturbed 6 more lying down. Ewen went up a creeklet to get a shot at the first bunch, but was unsuccessful, & getting dusk[...]shaved.

Bright & warm. No wind. 8:20am - 10*a, 2:00pm - 38*a

Arose 8:15. Breakfast on. E arose rather later than usual. I tied up & watered horses, gave them grain. Breakfast. Picketed Steel, & let Rocket go hobbled. Pups fed. Washed up. Cut E's stubby beard, so that he could shave easily. I began reading "The Red Cockade", & never did any sewing as I had intended. 2:00pm, lunched. "Mulligatarony soup", toast, butter. Strained bones from beef stock, put to simmer with onions. The meat saw broke in severing the tenderloin. Lay on bed, read letters from Allan,[...]engrosses all at home. She quotes several texts to prove the fulfilment to prophesy. WD. E proposes going to Terry tomorrow. Mended the pen holder Lindsays gave me with a piece of hardwood I cut out of a sheepherder's snowshoe..

Ewen to Terry. Sent & got mail. I to river & back. Letter & photo from Kathleen. Car[...]Cleared & brightened. Mild & Still. 6:40am - 9*a,

Arose 7:10. Breakfast of toast, bacon, eggs, tea. Got started at 10:00. See that by the cable no wagons had crossed. Saw the rigging on the ferry cable pulleys a board attached to which men pull themselves up. (5 ft from ground). , & sit on the board, let loose the pulleys, & are rushed across when no ice, or not strong enough to bear. We finally found a crossing down the river little way. Put wire nails in Rocket's fee[...]g them in & out. I turned back & rode Steel back to camp, watered & put him on picket. Hayed & cleaned the barn. Lay on bed & read "Rupert of Henyan". Gathered some drift wood. Lit stove.[...]or water when Ewen arrived. Packed (saddle) like a Father Christmas. I got Steel. E got 14# beef from Red McDonald. Boers are giving the British great tribulations & the War if far from coming to a close. Sweet letter from Kathleen, & lovely photo of her & "the daughter". It is the image of Walter. A little memorandum from Mrs Ferdon. E got 2 lette[...]her.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1900

E& I up Cherry, all around Strawberry Butte. Saw no antelope. Team drove to camp.

Beautiful. Not a breath till after 1:00. Then slight breeze.

Arose 7:50. Breakfast about 9:00. Cut piece of beef to thaw out. Made dog's food, etc. Got off about 10:45. I rode Steel. Ewen on Rocket. Ewen had Rocket sharp shod in Terry yesterday, cost $1.00. Saw no antelope, only their tracks on the little snow there is left. While Ewen looked out the country thro' the glasses on the top of Buttes, I let horses feed, & read "Cooking Hints" by Marian Harland. I rode Dolly part of the way home, but she slipped about so, I was obliged to change onto Steel again. Back to camp quite dusk. I picketed Dolly, hobbled her & George. Supper on. Cut a lot of ice. The creek water makes everything in stew line bitter, so I resorted again to the more tedious task of melting ice. WD. Put up a jackrabbit today, one nearly white & rather buff[...]ard ducks or some rather large birds rush past in the air- too dark to see what kind.

Arose 8:15. Ewen's cold has now gone to his larnyx. It had reached there last night & I rubbed it with vasel[...]ached eggs, bacon, rolls toasted. Baked. I took the horses a 1/2 mile off & picketed Steel, Rocket hobbled, wh[...]cleaned it out. Filled lamp. Chopped off piece of beef & put to thaw. From 12:30 till 1:55 I chopped wood, nearly finished the load. Lunched, we two, off of toast, rice, & hot tea. Prepared vegetables for[...]s stewing. Read Loyds for 15 minutes. Ewen went to get the horses. It was then warm, but the sun went down & it became chilly before he had them stabled. But he wouldnt let me do it. I go[...]TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1900

I stayed in camp with a cold. Ewen hunted antelope. Saw a bunch, brought Corbett back

Morning threatened to snow, but clouds passed over, & day fine. 7:50am - 16*a, 10:30 - 22*. 2:00pm - 28*

Arose 7:30. Ewen had to get up in the dark (6:30). Pills acted. Breakfast 9:20 about. Felt headachy & tired, hardly slept a wink all night. Ewen's larnyx better. Bacon. omelet, toast, tea. E rode Rocket to above Dowson shack on Cherry, & over to Cedar, where he saw a lone horse, & when it sighted E, it was as wild as a hawk in its efforts to gallop off. It was the hobbled Corbett. E saw a bunch of antelope later, but dragging Corbett was work enough. He leads up so badly. Returned by 6:30. I was beginning to feel anxious. I hayed & cleaned stable in mornin[...]fe". Feel very slack. Watered Steel & fed 3 qts of grain. I tried on the body old Mrs Hamlin made for me out of the India dressing gown. She made a bungling affair of it. Ewen saw the team when he went out. Shall put Corbett with th[...]ef vegetable stew, baked tatoes, apricots, cocoa, the last of the cocoa. WD before supper.

A sun & cloud day. Warm west wind. 8:00am - 22*a, 40* most of the day.

Arose at 8:00. Breakfast on. Usual fare - bacon, eggs, toast, coffee. I only take the 2 latter always. Ewen went off on Rocket about 10:20. I hayed & cleaned barn. Rode Steel up the road of Cherry- had to go about 1 mile above Holgate on other side. Drove them to camp on jog, trot. Saw 4 antelope near a bunch of horses. Turned Corbett loose with team. Picketed Steel. Lunched - roll & apricots,& shorts bread slice. Read wee in Fie[...]ce, baked tatoes, coffee. Ewen back at 6:10. He had 4 shots at 13 antelope, but got none, 10 miles off up Cedar near where it forks. Read Field after supper. Bed 10:35. Rubbed E's tum & larnyx, both in a bad way , tum from too much coffee after supper, larnyx irritated by cigar. Supper we had 7:15, curry, rice, baked venison, & potatoes.[...]haved & wrote. I photoed petrified tree bridge & the Sunlight Trail.

Dull all day. 2:00 about came on a snowstorm. Left off 3:45

Arose 7:05. Bright. Pink sunrise at 7:50 our time, 7:44 the Almanac time. Breakfast about 9:00. Made dog's food. Lit Sibley & started at 5 to 11:00 with pups. 31*above. Carried the heavy tripod, camera, plates, & axe. Looked at traps on my way to the bridge. I cut down some cedar tops which obstructed the view of the bridge looking upwards. 22 diap, 2 sec, sun obscured. I tramped on towards the head of Swede's Road, dropped the axe on the Trail. It just begun to snow from West 'fore I got to the top of the Divide where I set up the camera , but, although the distance was blurred with coming snow, & flakes w[...], I exposed 2 sec, 16 diap Burner plate. Trudged to where E left the picket rope , rolled it up, ate lunch- buttered tolls. Put picket rope round my neck& continued the trudge refreshed. Picked up the axe, & got in 3:20. Glad to sit down. The weight told. Ate some apricots

Ewen not well, but we rode to Terry. Called on friends. Back at dusk.

Dull. Warm. No wind. 40* most of the day.

Arose 7:20. Breakfast. Ewen attended horses. I wrote a note to Alex, & Ewen in Terry added the date, Tues 23rd, when we shall return home. Put up old Land & Waters , & Loyds which I left at PO for Alec. I wrote a note to Wickham, & signed document for giving authority to him to get all my legal documents from Nussey & Fellowes[...]each. He never slipped. Left horses at Smith's to be shod (Steel), & Rocket sharpened. To PO. Met Mrs Collins, Stith, & Hamlin came in. C[...]igned 2 notes for $295. for Wiley at Depot. Ewen had a splitting headache. To call at Hotel. Mrs Gipson showed me her enlargement of her Tom Cat. To Mrs Stith's. Mrs Collins paid me $2.00 on account at request, as E wanted money. Chatted to Carl Renn & Bernie Kempton. Packed graham meal,[...]a, Kodol, I got at store on 'osses. Hamlin drove to river & tested the ice with crowbar. Bernie K says 4 inches will hold up a horse. Back to camp by dusk. Ewen got very bad fever & ague after cup of tea. Bed 8:30.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1900

Ewen in bed. He was a little better, but head ached badly. Chores.

Rather cloudy. Sun shone frequently. Chinook. 42* most of the day.

Arose about 10:30, but watch must have stopped, although it ticked when I took it down to wind it up. Was then (sun high) 7:30. Ewen had a terrible night. Fever & ague to begin with, & then he couldnt sleep. Neither could I. The tea had upset our nerves, & his headache was so very acute. At 10 to 4:00 I made him some oatmeal gruel which he relished. Breakfast about 11:30. Attended to horses. E had toast, soft boiled eggs & tea breakfast. I picketed horses 1/4 mile off where feed is good. Cooked up dog pot. Sponged bread. Hayed & cleaned stable.[...]aroni on. At 2::00 sun was nearly set, so I knew the watch was wrong, & put it by almanac time at sunset. Went to look at horses. Steel not caught up. About 4:30 or 4:00 E had beef soup with macaroni & crackers, toast & butter. Fed, shut up dogs. Read War News at intervals to Ewen from Record & Loyds News. Roberts & Kitchener on way out to Africa. The Ladysmith Beseigers repulsed a concerted attack of Boers, but afraid General White will have to give in soon, if relieving forces dont soon relieve. E got up for supper- boiled egg, toast, cocoa. Ven[...]

Warm. Dull. Scotch mist, showers of big melting snowflakes. Creek rushing. 8:30 - 31*[...]ad still ached. Pills acted with Ewen. I walked to where horses were picketed & rode & led to water near camp, but they wouldnt touch a drop. Rode back, picketed Steel, hobbled Rocket, & fed them 3 qts oats each. In 12:40. Worked down sponge to dough of graham. Lunch on - beef soup of macaroni for Ewen. Cocoa & toast for me. I put[...]down 1/2 hr. Ewen chatted . War engrosses us in the Transvaal. Fed & put dogs in kennel. Water in, & cut up dog pot meat. Creek is a rushing stream of muddy water. WD. We had supper 7:00, boiled eggs, cocoa, & toast for Ewen. Venison, rice in stock for me & baked tato. Read. To bed at 10:00. Most beautiful moonlight night, & quite still. What a lot of quiet weather we have had since last October, beginning with November.[...]JANUARY 15, 1900