4
CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Industrial afternoon Friday. -Rusty
roads! Junt think of it,
Straw-hats are becoming fashionable.
Tommy Potter ia learning torid- a wheel.
Joe Wiggins makes a ood little orderly.
. We hear that Mrs. Brewer ia improve-
Mrs. Campbell has been sick in bed all
week.
Maiy Thompson cla.Fs'98, is visiting the
echoo.
Mm. Carthrae isenjuyhig bicycling these
lovely days.
Horbert Campbell is homy for the Eas
ter vacation. '
The song of the lawn mowers ia heard
around the oflloe.
The sixth grade studied about buds and
branches this week.
Isn't a runaway a sneaky looking thing
when he is marching back.
There was great excitement over the
"Hayeaville"- "Brooks" game.
Irene, Campbell and Eva Woods went to
church in Salmi on Good Friday.
Harry Noble, with a number of litt'e hoys,
is getting the. grounds in good shape.
If you' want to see some up-to-date Kas
ter fixings go to Mrs. West Tail's room.
Miss Maggie Downie's orgin has arrived.
Now look out forsomj rnelr dious music.
We have mUseit Mrs. Campbell 's presence
this week fr m among cur teaching foice.
Tile new janitors are workers. They
keep the school building in good condition
Inapt dor Jenkins and Supt. Potter
visited the school rooms Friday morning.
George Nelson i no cheerful and pnlilo
that one ei.jojs meeting him in the office.
The hedges are ail being cultivated and
the echo 1 grounds will ba much improved.
"The Helper" contains a letter written
by Mrs. Pratt, while on theMedileiranean.
Miss Reason's room was papered by the
Paint Dep't and, well, the room speaks ft r
itself.
' The paint hoys have 'allied and plastered
severaL large broken places in the schooj
kitchen.
Lots of blue duck going to the sewing
room tlieaa days. Look out fornew spring
drcPKes.
Mr. Becker is making flower gardens.
He is ai'liug as Mrs. Becker's assistant In
gardening.
Some stubborn pigs afforded lols cfa
musernent to all except the driver on
Thursday.
Josefa Maria and Miss DoIibb have been
teaching- No. 5 pupils during Mrs. Camp
bell's illness.
The bears have been promised another
. tobacco bath.
Fire drill tins morning. All hands turn
ed out quickly. Hose cart got out in leas
Mrs. Downie is visiting her children at
school, and la thinking of taking up her a
bode in Salem.
Boys and girls, will Mr. Jenkins be proud
of you when he meets yon ten or twenty
Mos8 Kiuib lias gore into the Bakery
to learn baking, cake-making and the con
fectionery bUHinets,
Harry LeMaister Is gelling along fine
with ilia trade. He is muking a suit of
clothes now for himself.
Mr, Campbell is fixing up his rose benV
There will be beautiful rotes around the
cottage In a iron i.h or two.
Xhe A ebv?s of the eighth divi-ion has
Pix California ns and seven Washington
ians. Where are tiie Oregonins.
Won't somebody count the number of
bicycles on the grounds? There seems In
be. almost as mun-y wheels as boys,
"- Yeppie Nelsonj lias been promoted- from
tbe bats drum o tlie bassoon. Hf U
practicing haid and will make a floe in mi-
Miss Merle Davey who visited na on Wed
nesday was a welcome visitor at Chemawa.
She used to help with the clerical woik in
thetfflce.