Sunday, May 9, 1886 Bright, beautiful day. My father came down stairs and sat on the back porch all afternoon and seemed very glad to have Mary and me at home. I wrote to Lucy to send my copy of Lauras letter to her and copied Lauras last letter to Sara to send her (Lucy). The Cantines called. In the evening Sara and I sat and talked over the Hillsboro trouble.
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