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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1902)
4 CHEMAWA AMERICAN LOCAL AND PERSONAL. No school Friday afternoon, on account of the planting! Let us have more oratorical effort in four Societies. ' Myrtle Hebert is a dining rcoiu girl at the hospital. , AlbertPayoe's auutof VancouverisvUit ing the school. Iiene did you really plant a tree Id bonor of Pluto? William Blodgett ib working in a tailor Bhop in Portland. We hear that the uew society, the Web ster' is flourishing. - Mr. Scott suggest b that Irene plants a dog wood tree for Pluto, MlesO' Here, who has beeu Buffeting with sore throat, isrecoveriug. Dr. Clark was a visitor to the Domestic Science clasa on Monday afternoon. Prof. Matthews of Balera conducted chapel services on Sunday evening. Mr. Overman has been quite ill, suffer ing with a severe attack of neuralgia. Mrs. Brewer is out and hopes boon to be able to reantue the duties of her position. Andrew Peonrd, aud William Biodgett visited Portland the latter partof last week. Randolph Meservey left lasl week for Portland where he will work iu a harness shop. Mrs. Hilb says the deer are netting high toned. 'Ihey won't eat anything but hard tack. Victor Graham ex-pupil camedowu from Oregon City Tuesday and visited Miss Reason. How many of you can tell the names or all the trees we hnve on the ground? If you don't know, find out at once, Tlie pupils of the Fifth division spent a delightful itfiernoon on Thursday studying nature. Beautiful aud rare wild flowers, in the wood south-west of the bchuul. MeBsrB. Potter, Campbell, Stoudenmeyer, Woodln, (J-iisae, Hunt, Gillman and Far row all weut to the opera bouaeon Wednes day nigiit. Mrs. Carthrue, Helen aud Tommy Potter went to Portland on Thursday morning. They will stay with their friends llim about a week. The flower beds around the schooi build ing are being raited and hoed and will soon add much to the beauty of the Aci demia department. Chas. Hicks, John Harris, Thos, MeC'ul ly, Willie Baugham aud Charlie George attended an entertainment In balem on Wednesday evening. Mr. Chlldersgavethe printers a raretteil Wednesday evening, 10 some delicious pop corn which Mrs. Cbildempnpped ud sent In him from Salem. It was certainly tine if Mrs. Cbllders popped it. Mr. Chi I dens wab a little under tha weather the first of t he week, but is 0 K. now and Is oat every chanod he cm get practicing on his bike. Misses Wiggins and Harkrnau attended the baseball game at Mt. Angel and saw the Uhemiiw 2nd team badly beaten. What isthe matter with Chemawathis yen? Our 2nd team must practice Imae-ball and uot get discouraged because tht-y wen: beaten by the Mt. Angel hoys. Anything worth wiuning is worth hard woik. A abort program was given ir. chapel to . celebration of Aiboi day on Friday morn ing. Tin- afternoon was devoted to tree planting by the different clas8, Miss Bignell made a flying trip to lit-r sister Mrs. Armstrong who rebidtS In Fort, laud, leaving Chemawu Sunday morning and returning Monday afternoon. Mr. C W. Deeg'e., traveling tiudllur U the South, rn Pacific Railroad, wan fcthmn lite different departments of the scl-nul liy Mr. Henderson the first of the week. There are two new report- ra iu the school. Messrs Moon and UnderwiUf the Fifth Division, What li.ey don't know about the marker prices isn't worth uiuub,
