Mon. Nov. 28, 1898

Clear or nearly so.

Shoveled snow
A.M. I shoveled              3 1/2
"   "    Charlie shoveled    3 1/2
P.M.  Charlie shoveled    3
"  "    I shoveled               3

                                     13 hours

Sun. Nov. 27, 1898

Very Stormy.

Our time at Worcester, but the snow drifted so that we could not go.

Sat. Nov. 26, 1898

Cloudy and snowed greater part of day and night.

Thurs. Nov. 24, 1898

Cloudy with slight rain in morning, then turned into snow and continued all day. Quite a snow, very unpleasant.

Thanksgiving
At meeting in Skippack. B.C. Wismer read Rom. 13 Chris. Hunsberger, intro. Henry Wismer spoke from Matt. 22. 22. He brought out the different feast days of the jews, etc. and that we have a right to resist if against our dictates. Mensch - also brought about the same and sighted as instances David, etc.

At Reuben Reinford's for dinner.

Wed. Nov. 23, 1898

Cloudy with rain in morning.

At the funeral of Catharine, widow of the late Levi Reiner. Age 67 yrs. 5 mo. 25 days. Buried at Providence. I had services at House and at church. John Latahaur read 1 Cor. 15 and spoke from the 58 verse.

Tues. Nov. 22, 1898

Partly Cloudy.

A.M.  Smoked meat and also hauled manure. H. Wismer and I visited the following: Mrs. Rahn, Mrs. G. Bean, Mrs. Mary Landes & Rev. Kulp, Mrs. Stauffer, Abram Bean's.

Mon. Nov. 21, 1898

Clear and pleasant.

Thrashed old oats stack.

Sun. Nov. 20, 1898

Clear

At meeting in Skippack. B.C. Wismer read Matt. 9 I made intro. H. Bower spoke from Col. 2. 6, 7, 8.

At Chris Steigner for dinner.

Tues. Nov. 15, 1898

Clear or nearly so.

Finished hauling corn fodder.

Sun. Nov. 13, 1898

Partly cloudy

At meeting at Providence. B.C. Wismer read Matt.22. I made intro. H. Wismer spoke from Rom 8-1.
In afternoon I was at the closing exercise of Worcester Sunday School.

Wed. Nov. 9, 1898

Partly cloudy at times.

Jonus Rosenberger got buried at the Upper Skippack Mennonite Meeting House.
Amos Bean and Henry Wismer preachedfrom Ps. 90 - 15 which the deceased selected.

Tues. Nov. 8, 1898

Clear
Hauled corn fodder.

Mon. Nov. 7, 1898

Mon. Nov. 7, 2011
My apologies for the week long absence. We lost power for eight days on our farm due to the snow storm on Oct. 29. Living without electricity made my daily chores seem much closer to what Warren's chores might have been although I'm sure he had systems in place (like pumping water without electric) to do what he needed to do. 

We haven't missed very much. Warren spent most of the week husking corn.

Nov. 7, 1898

Clear or nearly so. Cold and windy.
Went to mill 2 times. Thrashed some oats. Hauled some  nubbins.