Tuesday, Apr 13, 1886 Have worked all day on some black and white illustrations. Has been a warm, rainy day. Wrote to Tom McEntee about Mr. Jansons bill for keeping the cow to ask him if it is reasonable. I received a short letter from Booth last night in which he told me Edwina had a daughter, that she had been in a dangerous condition but was considered out of danger now. I wrote to him this evening. Spent the evening at Marys reading Miss Murfrees "Prophet of the Great Smoky Mountains".
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