May 10 1887

Tuesday, May 10, 1887
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"Got up soon after six this morn and read about 45 lines of Cicero before breakfast. Took off my flannels after dinner as they were so hot that I couldn't bear them. Spent most of the afternoon around for Auntie. The air has been hazy and very sultry all day and the heat oppressive. Wrote a letter to Aunt Myra this aft and Nellie received one from her. A large crowd have been watching the drill of Company A which has been encamped for about a week on the big vacant lot."