Sunday May 18t 1898

I toek a very bad cold last night - am feeling badly from
it today - we will still eat with Mr. Pinnock today ~ the
3 services were attended will. Mr. Wooding preached in
aem- lin pom. & Mr. W. at night - good-night $& §

Monday May 28d 1898

A very rainy morning - we ate breakfast & all meals at
home our old home is now having its roof taken off and
bigins to look somewhat delapidated - but we have already
began to feel somewhat at home. I worked hard this a.m.
putting up our dish closet, it looks O.K. We are consider
ably crowded but will make out 0.K. I think - We had some
nice fresh oranges & green corn today - quite a treat. My
cold is still bad, but I work to get better - I shall heave
to make a room 6n one end of my verandah in order to have
room for things which are needed for the house. Our
Kitchen is a amall house outside. It was some distance
from the house but I have moved it and is now only a step
from the dining room - I hed a lot of men pick it up &
carry it.

Tuesday May 3 - 1898
Still fixing up around to try & live comfortable getting
things in good shape = thanks = Gold not yet well.

Wednesday May 4 ~ 1896

Still arranging things I take a look at the tearing down of
the house occasionally - to see that all goes well. It is
@ rainy day. My turn for Congo service tonight but I
deputized a boy to do it for me, as a bad hoarseness = I
thought would be the better for staying indoors & letting
Sophie read to me.

Thursday May 5 - 1898

Nothing of importance has taken place - heavy rain + we
are having heavy rain every day now - as the wet season is
drawing to a close then we will have no rain for 4 months.
Mr. Wooding held the Accra service tonight.

Friday May 6 - 1896

levely a.m., pom. bad & rainy - no school ~ Yes after the
storm & as Sophie is runing the school this week she con-
cluded not to be stopped by a little rain ~ so school went
on ~ I was called in to see a sick man and gave him some
nourishments.
