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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1914)
THE CHEM AW A B orn —AtChemawa, Oregon, June30, Sanders, a son. AM ERICAN 1914, 41 tothe wifeof Mr. Reuben Recently Supt. \V adsworth made a flying trip down to Roseburg, Oregon, on business. Misses Antoinette White and Gertrude Brewer are at present over at ‘ ‘Newport by the Sea.’’ Our band, under the direction of Mr. Loos, played in Salem a couple of days during the cherry fair. M. L. Devol, one of our teachers, has gone back to his Ohio home to spend a few weeks of his vacation. Just recently Dr. Fulkerson returned from a trip to Lapwai, Idaho, where he had attended a conference of physicians. Since our last issue Mrs. Johnson, wife of one of our teachers, has taken up her residence at the school and has the good wishes of all. Mr. Hobucket, one of our school teachers, is spending a part of his vacation at his home in the Neah Bay section in the State of Washington. Marion Devol, son of one of our teachers, arrived at Chemawa from his Ohio home since our last issue and has become identified with the place. Mr. L. A. Smith, our disciplinarian, was absent for a few day just after commencement during which time he was attending business matters in the Sound country, Washington. The party given by the officers of Chemawa Battalion on the evening of June 17th was fully up to the standard of former years and was a never- to-be-forgotten affair for those present. Mr. Henderson not long ago installed a soda fountain in his place of business. This is a feature appreciated by all of our people, to judge from the patronage received by the fountain. Music for the Chemawa Alumni dance was furnished bv members of the Peerless Orchestra of Salem, Oregon, under leadership of Miss Stege. Many complimentary remarks were heard regarding the quality of the music. ' Misses Katie Brewer and Christine Boswell were delegates from the Chemawa \ . W. C. A. to the annual conference of the association for the I acific Northwest, the sessions being held at one of the beaches of Wash ington. Recently Dr. Buchanan, superintendent at Tulalip, Wash., has kind ly sent us a couple of programs of chapel exercises given at his school on Sunday evenings. The programs were of the best and we congratulate the Doctor.
