Monday, Apr 28, 1884 It was not so pleasant this morning but I came to town in the 7.40 train. The sun came out brightly as we approached the city and a soft haze enveloped the landscape. I wish I could go home now and do the many things which need my attention there. I see so much to be done when I go up home that it almost discourages me with my limited means, but I try to resist discouragement and have succeeded pretty well up to this time. Spent the evening at Marys. Joe and Gussie were there. Went to the club a little while.
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