Sunday, Jan 3, 1886 Went home by the 9.30 train. It was a warm foggy day. Sara had invited Girard & Mary and John & Nannie to dinner which we sat down to about 3 oclock, and had a happy time. John & Nannie were obliged to go home early as some one sent word they would call in the evening. My father seems as well as usual and Sara thinks he is stronger, but he is disinclined to any effort.
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