Weekly Chemawa American., March 28, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

CIIEMAWA AMERICAN.
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Mr. Henderson, wlio lias been somewhat
under the weather, ie up and around. .
The "Pudding River Journal" is now
in the hands of a new editor. Look out for
the latest.
Daniel Oaks is now appoiute 1 keeper of
the four bears in ihe Chemawa Menagerie
Park. Like the Daniel of old, he is brave
and fearless. ( ....
Tiie Paint Dep't Is crowded with buggies
and nucha aud if the turpentine ever
corned, some nice looking riga will be seen
in Cnamaw:u
Alex. Baylea writes that be has resigned
his position ay Assistant Industrial Teacher
at Hupu School, California and Is going
to hirikeout for himself.
Inspector Jenkins attended (lie sociable
on lata Friday evening and expressed him
self as being well pleased willt Uie eon
duct of our bova and girls.
Thep4iiitr hoys papered Mia. French's
front. Fiwin and it. looks very nice. The
woodwork was also Rons over and the
The new hacks When finished will com
pare favorably with the Ntudeltnker Moun
tain Spring covered wagons, and will bring
much credit and many words of praise up-'
on our wagon-making Department of this
The painters have changed the looks of
the kitchen by white-wanhing it. Mr. Wil
liams proved himself to be u Worker as he
helped white-w;isli and worked as hard as
the boss palnler.
Miss Davey oi Salem accompanied Sena
tor Day to Cheumva last Tuesday to visit
heir old friend Liwpe.-tor Jenkins and look
over llie Schmd plant. Miss Davey is one
of our old employe and her many friends
were dt lighted to s e her buck as;aiii.
The 5,000 ciibl.i'ge plants eel out Inst
November are all right, and will make big
(-HhbKe bends Hut v. Ill tickle the most
Umnnn UatelH of our population.
Henry Mvelace is our faithful printer.
He Im a hard worker and has Utile help iu
Reding out the pap sr. Friends can't you
help Inni along by giving him local. It
will noi mks much of your time and will
la-ph'-m.
Amos Coffelt is going to be a good prin
ter if he sticks-to-it.
It is just lie going to a rtgnlar genuine
minstrel show to see that bachelor club
dine.
Miss Kmma Weise, accompanied by two
friends, dropped into the printing ollice for
a visit Wednesday.
The pupils are all enjoying those lovely
days and are all out, at odd moments, tak
ing out door gymnastic fxercise.
The bears are nearly through shedding,
and we are all glad of it too, for they were
so homely that wecouldhaidlybeur tc look--at
them.
Be patient hoys. Don't get the spring
fever and scamper awav, but brace up and
f-tay at 8cboolvH is ouly about DO days until
vacation,
IMiemawa is the proud possessor of a new
literary Society, which was organized last
Thursday evening, and will be known as
the Webster Literary Society.
Jumping is the sport of the boys at Che
mawa at presoni. Marble playing is get
ting old here while back li.iBt they are
just commencing. Now suy the Wett is nt
up-to-date.
We have on hand 7fi sets of first class
harness that we will be glad to sell to In
diana through their agents, at very low
prices. Our harness is made of the het
quality of leather and all by hand. It will
lust twice as long as the machinery made
harness often made of inferior leather. We
wish to help and encourage the Indian
fairners on the reservations, and therefore
make this speoiil offer.. Write for prices,
Hon. F, A. Day, ex-lieut. goveuor of
Minnesota, and an old time filend and
townsman of Inspector Jenkina, and o''
Frank Davey, of Sak-tn, made o:ir school a
visit Tuesday afteraiii and evanlng. He
was detighled with Ohetnawa and t-xpress-ed
great pleasure in seeing su ch evidences
of culture, refinement aud progress on the
part our pupilp. FJmployes and pupils -ljk
were highly pleased with Gov. Day's
visit and with hip kind and encouraging
words: We hope he may c;rae again and
make a longer stay.