Monday, Sept 8, 1890 Getting my traps ready to send off tomorrow. A note came from Maj. Wilkinson wanting Sara and me to go with him and Julia up to Bisby about Oct 10th. He would get either Maurice's or Boardmans cottage and he invites us at his expense except R. R. fares. Bill Van Bramer came to look at our apple crop today. I sold it to him on the trees except the Spitzenbergh tree for $25 to pay me $10 on Saturday and the balance when he gathers the apples. Inquired for Sam who was in N.Y. He was to pay be $1500 today but I can wait a little.
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