Tday we lookd for Crry [Henry R. Allen] and Daisie all day watching boats etc. M[r]s. Stall was there a day and night and Mis and Judge Mis Campbell were there whn we left {p. 170}

Tday we came across from the Lake, the roads were good and th[e] airr [illegible] th[e]re were trees even woods & good roads most of the way we left the Lak[e] in good time and Harrry h[a]d his own Auto so we left the little boat [illegible] way {p. 171}

Tusday we were away bathing all day long took a short auto ride in the af[t]ernoon visitd and talkd incessantly {p. 172}

Today we drove to Murray [Idaho] in Harrry’s car Katharine Cannon Daisie Harry & nyself I had been there when first I visitd Mell in 1889, and had a most romntic ride in an old-fashined stage thro the forest the[y] were sitll mnng [mining] an account of that journey is in the Exp[o]nent of October 1889¹– {p. 173}

Tday I am not w[e]ll yet feel it is only a little ind[i]geston as the result of the long ride ysterday Katharine is here with me and has read me som poems Daisie is engaged in household dutiees, her maid left this mo[r]ning– The house is very fin[e] {p. 174}