Thursday, July 11, 1889 Hard showers and sunshine at intervals. Down town and afterwards pottering about doing various tinkering. Called down at Col. Johns and saw Mr. Daniel Lee who has been at West Point today. He and John are thinking of going to the Overlook tomorrow, only that there is no counting upon the weather. The thunder is rumbling ominously in the North while the full moon is showing in the south. Picked the first green corn today, the early [?]. They have had it in Rondout a week.
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