Saturday, June 18, 1887 Trials seem to come in a crowd. Jamie Andrews feared he was afflicted with Hernia and has consulted Dr. Smith. He does not give a decided answer but told him he feared it might prove to be that. I have written Dr. Patchin & Taylor asking to have them examine him, he to go down some day next week. I also received a letter from Mr. Geo. H. Wells and one from Bowyer. It is a grey day. I do not feel much better but try the think I am a little improved. Sara did not get home until near midnight last night and I waited up for her, and consequently got less than my usual amount of sleep, as there is no sleep after 5 oclock from the din of whistles, & bells in all directions. I wrote to Drs. Patchin & Taylor for an appointment for an examination of Jamie.
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