Weekly Chemawa American., March 07, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
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Mury Jiirhp Wsn't go to town very of"
ten, lut when she does she keeps her eyes
open find comes buck to the school full of
Dew i.lnie,
LOST, between Chemawa anil Fair
tinmtidii, a lady purse uiili $1.10 In it.
Finder, bring the sine to ibis office and
receive reward,
The painters are wearing (with I heir
overalls) a broad smile since sonteturpeu
tine 1ms reached them and made it possi
ble to continue wrk nn our school' hacks.
Miss Seamaua has been ottered and baa
accepted the portion uf principal teacher
Ht I lie Colville school. We all cougiatulate
Mis Seaiuang upon her promotion and
wili her unbounded success".
Helen Cart h raft thought she could play
backet, hull an well as any one, on Satur
day even! ng she presented a comical ap
pearance lugging the hit; b-il) around be
tweeu halves.
That is a pretty II 1 1- dress Trent Camp
bell jH a earing, and nil made by Nraelf,
t'in. Not only the Indb.n u'irls but the
employes' children get Hie Industrial Idea
t'has, Alexis senior oral ion in chapel
on Friday morning wan one or the bent, if
not the best ever delivered in Mint room.
The rest or the seniors will have to work
hard to equal t.
The folo winy new members have been
added to the Excelsior Society; Thou. Otto,
Peter Lucier, Fred Adam, Raymond
C!y, Angeio Jefferso-,. OlmB. Hilbiirn, '
W:d. Lovelace, Andrew t'icurd, and Dan
Oiikea.
Last. Saturday Joe Charles o(fhed cp a id
showed his colors by linki ng some real tine,
delirloiiH ginger-bread, if you don't heiieve
(task the boys who me it. They will tel!
you tliHt it was good, or 'bey would no'
ak f-.r more.
TheY.W.O.A iin irli niHt'on HutHay
afternoon from tw.t 10 three m I heir usual
place. The Ionic, being "Hone" leil by
Mary .turns. We are sorry to say that over
hhir of the girls were nhannt . t went y-sBVen
be in j; present and thirty-two absent.
Miss Heamans and Miss Reason enjoyed
tlie pleasure nf going through the Hospital,
(iirls'and Boys' buildings with the itippec
lors last Sunday. They saw nice clean
moms throughout their trip.
Li'ls of work lu the sewing-room these
days. Mrg. Woods has faithfully illiVd
the temporary position of seamstret-s
which lias been vacant since the resigna
tion of Miss Laurman. There are no
.shirk- in Woods' family.
; The tint girls' basket hall team will play
the Corvailis Agricultural College thin
evening, and tomorrow evening plsy the
young ladies of Willamette University.
As both these teams are first class, our
girls will Imve to play good ball lo com.
home wiiii vicii.ry perched upon their ban
Irene d.rupbell ifi being complimented
on sll sid. a for lir acting ill rue play
Ten Nights in a Barroom. ' Gerinde
Brewer sa b she put her foot- down on it
and will not have Irene act any more
of those sad pariR like Kva ii) Uncle
Tom-. Cabin and little Mary Morgan in
Teu Niginshi a Bar-room.
Bo8 wh" are so careless, or thnughtlest
aa io wilfully break windows deserve to
pay for tln-in. Andrew Alfred is wonder
iujr how much ih large riiidog room win
do lie br..ke will cost him. Mr. Woods
eftiina'es the cost at $2.25. A rather cost
ly orreless qimrler of a minute. The car
pfiiifrs fino p enty t do without having
to repair sfier oareless hoys.
.The MsB-asoft Huccoss ChnS wish to
than k Dr, Butler for his very fine lecture
of Isst Saturday evening. The Club heard
of his power nod eloquence as a lecturer and
could not ivwj until they had the pleasure
of lint niuK io him, A rare neat -hr an
ticipated and a we thought It would he too
good for jiiHtal'ew, invited the whole school.
Our aniieipaiiou was more than realized,
and the impression which Dr. Butler left
upon his audience will not tie easily eradi
cated. Doctor has offered hip services to
the Club whenever they are desired. What
is the matter with making bim an honora
ry member, Iroys?