Sunday, I read practically all day and finished the American. Daddy worked at the shop 'til la little after noon. Horace & Albert were over a while. There is a prize offered in the American for the best article on the "happiest day I ever spent." I was tempted to try -- taking any day -- say Saturday -- the article in the American by David Grayson was a very common day. But I have no typewriter -- so -- ! Did I say that Sat. Horace brought me over a piece of fudge he made and Ruth came over to show me her new dress?
Yesterday I didn't do much. I wrote letters to Alma & Florence P.B. I got Lesson 19 back. Got 98 with only favorable criticisms. Also got a letter from Virgil. It rained all night last night and all day today until about 3:30, the sun came out. I washed, too, but guess tomorrow will dry them O.K. It is quite cold. Neil got his report card yesterday. Got E in conduct, effort, reading & arithmetic; V.G in penmanship; G is drawing, and F in music.
Got Unity this morning, prepared and sent Lesson 20 this afternoon. Alfred Gustafson was over for a while last evening. I am reading Colliers for April 11. I think I'll catch up, don't you?
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