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CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Wild flowers are making their appear-
Tom Young, as Simon Slade, was simply
Immense. ,
Silas Moon has returned from his wood
chopping.
Mis Woodln in quit an addition to our
orchestra.
Richard Decker made a flying trip t.o As
toria Saturday.
What waa the mutter with "Ten Nights
In A Bar Room?"
Happy is the hoy or girl who owns a bi
cycle these days.
Elvira Parish, rb Mehitabai Cartwrigbt,
was very bewitching.
We are pleased -toaee Mrs. Theiez around
again in her usual good health. '
Rnthie Brewer and Edna Henderson vis
ited Minn French last Saturday.
Mrs: Carl hrae learned to ride a bicycle
faster than anybody we ever saw.
The El Paso Waltz which the band play
ed on Washington's Birthday was loudly
applauded.
Room No. 2 has an orchestra which fur
nishes mush; while the litile boyn Meruit,
scrub, scrub.
That boy in Idaho will be proud when
he wears the nice vest that Silas Booth is
limiting him.
The Normal Record of Ohico, California,
haB reached our desk. It, Is a newsy, well
edited magazine.
In all the world t here Is no more beauti
ful weather than we are at present enjoy
ing at Cbemawa.
Mrs. Cart hrae and Mrs. Sherrard walked
to town on Tuesday afternoon returning on
the 5 o'clock train
Mr. Potter has givn the seniors some
arithmetic questions to solve. We are sure
they can do it.
MaryJuhrsis practicing a litile piece
called "Coral Polka" and wearo mire she
will Bnon be able to play it very well.
The baker hoys are glad to have the ultl
- combination oven taken from their shop
where it did nothing but take up room.
Joshua Gibson t one of the polite hoysof
the school. When be sees a lady carrying
something heavy he offers bis assistance.
Julia Selataee and Silas Booth of the
Fiffh Grade drew some very pretty batkets
illustrating their stories of basket making,
Col. and Mrs. Pratt sailed onhe steamer
Celtic for the Mfdiierraneau Sea imme;
diately after the Carlisle commencement.
While there is Knight in Mrs. C km tier's
room, there is Day in Miss Bowman's room
and Mrs. Campbell has perfect control tf
the Moon. - ,
Miss Irene Canpbell taught for her mom
rna on Wednesday Irene likes ieahiK
and will make a first rate teacher one of
these days. ' ' '
Mr. Potter spent Sunday in Huleni. He
attended service at the Methodist church
and heard Dr. Coleman, the new president
of Willamette University.
Mrs. Hilb presented a beautiful pair of
silver eandle-stbks to Father Daly for
mass which he holds at the school on
Sunday mornings.
A very pleasant sociable on Friday avail
ing winch would have been more thor
oughly enjoyed hart there not been some
false nolefl Heard in t he orchestra.
It is now time to serve the oysters wm
by the Literary Department fn-m ihe In
dustrial Instructors last iMwebatl bh-oii
It Is now up to you gentleman t" my when
we will partake.
Mr. W. L. Cumback, of the Troy Lmm
day company, dropped off over a eon pie o
hours on Tuesday to look for or.r new
laundry. He said we had the bent, institu
tion laundry on the coaet. ' u
The Gills' Branch of the Y. W. V' A. meet
on Sunday afternoon from two to hree hi
he girls' reading room. .A very interesting ,
meeting was held, the topic beinsr "Christ
JfMi. We Ihmt that nil of i hegirls lliui h
long to the Branch will be good active
members, and attend. every Sunday after