Saturday, Sept 21, 1889 The wind came out of the N. W. this morning and there have been fine skies all day and rich effects, but we have had a couple of slight showers. It seems like October and heavier clothes and fires are comfortable. I went down town. There was a letter from Eastman saying his sitter had come and he had had two satisfactory sittings. I came home and have been busy all day packing things for our trip. I packed what lines and [?] I had and then my blankets, pillow, shawl, Ulster Etc. Now I have the tents to pack which I will leave until next week. I have worked pretty hard and am tired. Went down to John McEntees but he was not at home.
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