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GHEMAWA AMERICAN.
LOCAL AND PER50NAL.
Skating!
Joe Elliott 1b in the wagon alio p.
James Smith is now the little toynf
"Chief".
Mr. Knight is a frequent Visitor to
ChemawH.
Mrs, tjcjott is taking charge of I lie Small
boys' home.
The wagonmaners completed a fine cart
for the carpenters.
Mrs. Henderson returned Monday after
a few days absence.
Who is it? "Are you cot monkey
enough without making one of yourself?"
Henry Lovelace and Bert McCrea are
on the sick list. Both are happy printer
Simon Booth has been very busy malt
ing himself a bureau which does him great
credit.
Dr. Clark has a nice new book ease in
his office which was made by Charles
Cutter.
Christopher Gwynn received the sad
news of the death of his eousiu at Gervais,
Christopher Gwynn is a member of (he
Salvation Army having joined before cum.
ing to the school.
Word baa been receiver from Yainax,
Klamath Agency that they are having
many deaths there.
The carpenter b ys are busy fixing up
the uniform room and making extra rails
l'r the band uniforms.
The pond Is frozen over and a merry
crr.wd of skaters aie enjoying the little
i. .itch of winter we are having.
Mamie! ftobles is making rapid head
wiy with his band instrument and will
in keafine concert player oueof ihesednys.
IVter Lnofer Rays he Is glad he came to
Ohemawa. He likes the school and the
pupils and employes. Peter is anxious to
fuKiirea gnnd education and is a good student.
Mrs. Campbell's bcaniifwl v-iice delighted
all who heard her sing at the Memorial
Service on McKinley's birthday.
Kobt. McCrea has mae a nice wash
aland for His ue iu his room. Hubert Ih
coming to the front in his carpenter work.
A little flurry of snow on Friday morn
ing raised false hopes in the hearts of seine
of our boys and girls, who enjoy snowball
ing. Mr, Woods, our carpenter gave the teach
ers Boat" interesting information concern
ing "nails" at teachers' meeting on Tues
day night.
Mr. Stoudenemeyer missed his calling.
He bhould have been an artist, Jurli nr
fiom some of hts drawings uisde in the of
fice this week.
It is au artistic treat for the employee
and a lesson for the pupils in the higlier
and better tilings of this life, to har Gert
rude Brewer play as she played on Wed
nebday morning.
There have been no deaths at the i-clmol
now for six months. This when we con
eider that there are aWut (MM) here is a
good health record.
Rev. Mr, Lewis, of Salem, accompanied
by his wife, spent Sunday evening with in.
He conducted the Sunday evening service
in a Very able manner,
Supervisor Chalcraft, Asst. Supt. Phil
lips of Fuyallnp mid Kupt. F -tier visited
the different cla-sa rooms during study
hour Wednesday evening.
The carpenter boys will be fine chicken
raisers as they have built the new poultry
house and understand the sanitary meas
ures necessary to insure success.
Ham Morris, of the fifth grade, is read
ing "Storiesof Oregon" by Mrs. Dye. The
"Chief Timothy" spoken of in the invest
ing little history, is Sam'sgranilfathel'.
Little Helen Carthrae thinks a go-cart in
as good an a hied to go riding in the snow.
Her little rosy cheeks and Runshlnv smile
testified tolr delight as Dora pniled her
around during the snow storm.