Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198?, January 17, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

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CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Carthrea ia improving in health.
Chas. Alexia fa now an expert pressman
and compositor.
The senior class will begin their chapel
orations next week.
Reuben Sanders, of the class of 1000, Is
a visitor at the school.
Rev. Mr. White of Salem conducted
Sunday evening services.
Raymond Uay is one of the most faithful
tndenta in the 5th Grade.
Mrs. Buford, of Salem ia spending a few
days with her friend. Mips Dohse.
Misses Katie and Florence Frt-etng were
the guests of Fay Charles this week.
Who una it that Slid "I have tailed the
last of the cassia to the sewing room?"
Ada Shaltufik, a member of the senior
class, left Buuday for her home In Wash'ng-
Mr. Ktnudemneyer says that some one
ought to write an article on "How to (ret
rich."
Mrs. Davis, at one tlm an employe rf
the Puyallup School ,is at Chemawn visit
ing Mis. Htlh.
George Olney is working hard in mum
ft" and by his gentle manly manner lias won
many friends.
Louie J"hn is the latest -addition to the
Printing force. Louie is a snonrt hoy and is
only ten yeara old,
From Farmer Obilders' store house the
pupils are now enjoying onions, carrots,
beet, turnips and cabbage.
William Mah.me I not only one of the.
bent of clas '02 hit he in an ex purl printer.
We need him In our "biz"
Rev. Mr. .YVInana of 8alem assisted Mr.
White and attended the Y. ft. C. A.
meeting on Sunday evening,
David Mike of Lummi received a hand
some Indian bflHket and mat from his fa
ther which he often for sale,
The E-t telle Reels reported one absentee
at their last meeting. What was the mut
ter with the absent member?
The If. W. C. A. girls heldauwri
meeting on Sunday after' 8unday Sclm
It was conducted by Ms French.
"Ten NightB in a Bir-mom" is br:
studied by some of the pupil of Mrs. 0
tier, Miss French and Mrs. Campbell,
Chas. Lsrsen and James Smith tort
tumble in front of the commissary, nei'l
one was hi rt but each cracked a big to.
Bert McCrea, the smallest boy in thf
class of the 8ih Division, Its hard to h
wheo it corauB to an example in AriiU
tic.
The pupils of ihe seventh grade lit:
nnminatintf convention Thursday, p
puratory to holding a state election m
week.
A ex Bayles, who has been a't'ot i
mer here has accepted the poflitlmiol Aft
Industrial Teacher t Hnpt ValUyBrt-l
hns ur rived at the place of hia ne Mi I
labor.
Cbmiawa's new laundry is nt-Hrinir n
pletion. Before another edition of
Amkrican, Chemawa will haveaflrBlH
There are said to be over five huti j
npp'lowions for Ihe different position'
the school to be located at ItiYeriUre, i
forma. j
' A spirit of invecting pervades Clicmil
at present. The latest ia the Dimiu
T"iittoe. A number of employes have ii
The school has been the incipient oh si
berof Underwriters Fire. Extinguish
.They were reamimetided lo Mr. rVi
when he whs in Washington, Ttiei 4
excellent and will add much to our iei
ity frmn fire.
The ne Indus'ria' Shop bulMiml
neiir.y completed. The steam pip I
roughed in; the electric conduit is iop'ti
The finishing touches have to l pun
and the building will be ready for out w
It Is a flue building and rhemawAcatil
justly protd of its new home for its Id i
1 rial wnrktra.