Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198?, January 24, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

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CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The foot-ball sociable waa well attend
ed. More ordi r was obseived in the school
fire drill this week.
Fire drill is frequently and very well ex
ecuted by the school looms.
The boya ut the mixed grade sang very
well at the monthly entertainment.
Mr. Williams, teacher of the third divi
sion has been suffering from a severe
cold.
Lelia Bmiih made her debut as a solo
singer on Haiurday evening and did very
The teachers' meetings are held weekly
iu the principal's office on Tuesday from
4: 15 to 5 P.M.
Fourboysof the printing force are mem
bers of the 8lh Division B Class, and two
are members of the senior class.
Rev. Mr. Winans and the Rev. Mr.
"White of Kake fcUnd Alaska, conducted
the chapel service on Sunday night.
Home very creditable stories of the Al
askan Eskimos were told nml written by
the pupils of first division last week
The little girls look very well in their
new blue uniforms. Now he sure to keep
them clean and the buttons all On, girls.
Mr. Brewer stepped into the printing of
fice Tuesday morning and subscribed for
The Ajikkican for Miss Gertrude Brewer.
Josephs Mann b taking hold of the first
division work very Dimly, and will soon
1e of much Assistance to the teacher of that
division.
George Rernler of '00 is bacit again at
the Unlvetxliy and hard at. work. It is
Btlok-to-it-ive-uew that wins attracts in Ihe
battle of life.
Harry Holt of '00 hasJeft Willamette Uni
versity and gone to his home where he in
tends to farm this spring and summer and
will enter a law office in North Yakima
mxt fall to take up the study of that profession,
Kverynne feels sorry for the small ooj-b
at the prospect of their losing tliur
"School mother." Mrs, Adair has been
like a mother to them.
John Raub made some very interesting
electrical experiments in the school mom
last Monday. He showed theotherseniors
how to make a magnet.
Ethel Parrifh and Alex Dupuis per
formed like veteran actors on Saturday
evening as Mr. and Mrs. Bolingbroke they
sustained their parte in Ihe best possible
Foster UfrtTw-oodas a large army nf
small bays to control as he isfn charge of
the "wood brigft'ie." .They seem to he a
happy c-owd and Foster knowa how to
Miss Bowman's division certainly bus
some good looking bovs and girls. Tt-ft
pictures shown in "Uncle Joe's Album''
made us proud of our pretty girls ami
handsome boys. 1
1 The employes of the Ponca Indian agen
cy hold $3000 worth of stock in a Texas oil
company. Hnpe they will strike oil hut
would remind them that that in fl very slip
pery investment.
Those who room in the Employes' Builii
inir are veiy grateful to William Hunt for
the large supply of pitch which tbpy And ut
their doo-s of late. He must know how
hard it Is for a woman to whittle kindling.
Po-ffiona at Cheirmwa are at a premium
to judge by the flood of applicant for the
two positions aoon io be vacated hero,
Mr. Potter must b- triad that the Civil
Set vice Commission attends to these mat-
The Estelle Re's elected new office at
their last meeting. They are now an follows:
President, Marie Souvignler; Vice Presi
dent, Dora firav ; !-Wre'ary, F..nnySlxl;
Treasurer, Louise Murry; Hergeant, Jemm
Downie; mt Sergeant, Louisa Hernrw;
Reporter, Alvlna C Hins; M Helm, Annie
Hayes; Aost. Mnbicmn, Clare Te Poe.