chemawa American:
LOCAL & PFRSONAL
Work and school detail M wapped again.
Mr. Caisse fiined with the Campbells' on
Sunday.
Louisa Herman has been detailed to the
Mess Cafe.
An excellent sonar service was held on
Sunday evening.
Mrn. Jackson spent Saturday with her
Chemawa friends,
Wm. Ingram has been substituting as
teacher in room 6.
Miss Bowman gave us a good talk in 8. S.
last Sunday morning.
Soniehoriv whispered to us that JoeBHg
none is an expert cook.
Mrs. Cartbrae and Miss Seamans took a
drive to town on Monday. ,
We hope Miss BowraanviU make a suc
eess of her new undertaking.
Bessie Boles has sue" tried Myrtle Sper
ry as Miss Reason's orderly. '
There was a party of yonnw lndy visitors
at tlie sehool on Wednesi'uv.
Next Sunday's topic will he "P-ace" and
Wo hope more girls will at(end ' '
The Y. W. C. A. girls bad a small but
good meeting on Sunday evening.
There wasmomnoh nnisein th" hfllls dur
ing the debate on Thursday night.
Elmer LaRue, nf Umatilla is a new pu
pil. He has entered the tifl h division.
Miss Bowman and Mrs. Cloutier attend-;
ed the piny in Salem on Friday night.
The "T.L.C'b" can beat the flist team
yelling even if they can't hwat them play
ing basketball.
. Mrs. Thiesz went to Portland on the
morning train Tuesday and returned on
the evening train.
Miss Sara. O'Here who was transferred
to Chemawa from Puyallup as seamstess
has arrived and Is on duty.
Notice, Chemawans, take a look at the
inside cover pages. Read the advertise
ments and patronize the advertisers.
The hyacinths and tulips are in bloom.
Tim Y. M. C. A. boys slinw too many
Initios to interfere with their meetings
Nothing should prevent a good attendance
on Sunday night after chapel service.
Two healthy young men have joined the
bakery. We are satisfied that they are
good indnatroua young hovs namely Frame
' Hamilton and Christopher Gwynn.
The T. L. C. Basket Ball Team are hard
at. work every noon sothat nxi time they
piay they can heat instead of getting beat,
waieh out for the "T. L C."
Mary Jurha is still working fur Mis.
Campbell. Mary will be an A, No, 1, house
keeper If the keeps on improving as nhe
has done in the past.
HaynesDewitt says the snipe are so thick
where he lives that you cm kill a hiifil
red at one shot. GueasHaynesnaver went
hunting very much.
.Andrew Smith made his first appearance
as a public speaker at the Excelsior debate
on Thursday evening and showed decided
ability as debater. ,
' The Salem Elus will give their splendid
entertainment, in the school auditorium
Mnudav nil! I it. '
The ground around the school build
ing locliFi very pretty and green. Ttie
teachers wi I soon be attending to the
flower heds.
Irene Campbell and Mary Jurha went
ti town Saturday to attend tne matinee
The Two "Orphans." which they enjoyed
v-ry much.
Miss ft ert-riMe Brewer played in town on
Monday evening, Mihs Gertrnd-s piano
solo was enjoyed very much atthfY.W.
C. A. social. - . ,
Miss Miller ia an early riser and is out on
her wheel in the morning gaining .health
and vigor while many of us are snooping in
Quite a number of ourpnplto attended the .
matinee, "The Two Orphans' In 'own on
Saturday afternoon. They were under
the care of Kupt. Potter and Mrs. Car-