The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, January 01, 1913, Page 23, Image 23

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    THE
CHEM AW A
AM ERICAN
OUR BUDGET OF LOCAL
W IS E
A N I)
On New Y ears Day Miss S kipton
invited a num ber of friends to dine
w ith her. T h e affair was a m ost
pleasing success in every way.
19
LORE
OTHERW ISE
took her leave of Chem awa and th e
service a couple of weeks ago. She
has taken up wireless telegraphy in
P ortland, having been given a good
proposition.
M any C h e m a w a
friends are sincerely hoping th a t she
will have only the best of luck and
lots of it in her new field.
No one can deny the fact th a t the
stu d en ts at C hem aw a had a fine
tim e of it d u rin g the holiday sea­
son. T here were all sorts of e n te r­
tainm ent in the way of d ancing and
Miss A nna Buck, one of our
gam es.
g rad u ates, is now at Riverside in
Miss Am y Hall is here tem p o rar­ S outhern C alifornia, and is well
ily at present in the capacity of pleased w ith th a t section and its
teacher in th e academ ic departm ent. m any beauties. She has charge of
M any friends w ere pleased to e x ­ the housekeeping for a family in
tend a welcome to her w hen she th a t city and is g ettin g along nicely.
again cam e to Chem aw a.
If she comes north n ex t sum m er,
W e desire to inform our readers as she plans, she is certain to visit
th a t Mr. R. G . H enderson, our at Chem aw a.
grocer and postm aster, is also our
T h e harness shop, in charge of
notary public.
A nybody in this Mr. Swoboda, is in receipt of a fine
vicinity having affidavits to m ake up-to-date harness stitch e r—a L an ­
have only to appear before Mr. dis No. 3. T his is a capital addi­
H enderson.
tion to th is departm ent when the
Silas Moon was a visitor at C he­ m atter of efficiency is considered.
mawa d u rin g the C hristm as festivi­ W e are also pleased to report that
ties. He is now holding a position th is shop is promised some ad d i­
near A storia, as forem an of a gan g tional features w hich shall tend to
of men em ployed at the m anufac­ m ake th is d ep artm en t of prim e im ­
tu re of cem ent blocks, and is g e t­ portance.
tin g along nicely.
Jam es M inesinger, who is now
tak in g a business course at H askell
In stitu te, K ansas, w rites th a t he is
g e ttin g along nicely. T h is is good
new s for us. Jam es Sm ith, form er­
ly of Chem aw a, is atten d in g H as­
kell and will g raduate th is year
fro m
th e business departm ent.
V ictoria L aderoute and B urney
Miss E dyth e I. H all, who for a W ilson are two other form er C he­
long tim e was one of our teachers, mawa pupils who are at H askell.
G alucia N elson, a m em ber of
our g rad u atin g class of 1911, is now
at his home in Cordova, A laska, and
has w ritten a friend th a t all is well
w ith him . H e is th in k in g of com ­
ing down next fall and tak in g a
business course som ew here.