C HEM AW A AMERICAN.
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Mis Miller and uer d imeitlo ecieuoe
class served waffles to their friends last
XI i u r(y. Those who were fortunate
euougli to sample tuem, say they were
splendid.
'Dame Rum r'had it I hat Mrs. West Tail's
game rooster bad been dished up for the
Mess table In honor of Mr. Jenkins, but at
last account he was seen limping along at
bis usual gai'.
Wm. Allen, a member of the Websler
Literary Socie'y, deserves credit for the
fine delivery of bis recitatlul) oti Thurs
day last. Thai's right. Fuh onward
and wtiit Tor no one.
Where wan the Excelsior report last
week? The members Bhould have enough
get up about them to have I lie report of
th-ir meeting published even if their lean
er re porier is not present, You want your
society 1 1 be a success, don't you? ;
The Y. W.C. A. Society of Halem gave an
Interesting entertainment at the school on
Monday evening. The singing, readings
etc.wereverymucbeujny.il bf the aud
ience. The proceeds were fr the benefit
of the ftalein aud Cheiuawa Y. W.C. A.
societies.
The tumbling don of a stove in the cot
tage on Tuesdav morning, oh used consider
able excitement foi m few mluuteB. Luck
ily Mr. Campbell was in the house and
the tire was put out before any damage
wasUnie. Mrs Cirthrteand Mm. Camp
bell had a big frig'it.
Fostei Underwood takes ureal cir in
regard to having the dahy market reports
carefully written on the blackboard of
ro nn 5 every in iruing. Tin suggestion of
Inspector JennHM in a very alible and
uracticaie nneand the pupil are all in
urexted and Instrucied liy w doing.
Girls we can't pity golf at Chemawa,
bin we nn sweep rooms, aud do jou
know tliat ifives junt ihe same moMon and
you get the Httine Hibletic levelnpment
frum it anJ will not be jerked as you
would he phiyiug at golf, Ho CvnthU
WVg'over Alden bays, and the ourbt to
know, .
Willie Blodgett, who has worked In the
tailor shop here for three years, lias received
a good pot.li ion in "NicholthuTailorVsbop
in Pun laud, which Is evidence that he
must have learned tailoring to a Considera
ble extent under Mr. Overmau's thorough
instruction.
It is equally necessary and important to
keep the back yards perfectly clean as well
as the front yards. They may not be seen
as often and by as many people, but if
thoroughly neat and clean will prove that
cleanliness reigns supreme in our midst.
The commencement exercises of the
U mail 1 1 School at Pendleton will take
place in May, and will bn first class and
highly entertaining. TheUmatiHaSchul
has the reparation of beimr the model Res
erve ton Bchool of the service, and we knw
by the hard tailhtul and eifideut work of
ttsSupt. Miss Gailher, and her corps of
teachers that it well deserved that name.
Irene Sortor, Ethel Pirrlsh, M try Dick
er and Birdie Anderson have Started some
Germnium islips, Wandering Jew and
wild Cucumber vines, in room 5. Flowers
add much to the beauty of a fchool room
and we are unconsciously influenced by
theli presence to be more reflnwd and to
Juve the beautiful.
Delia Souvigner has a patent rat trap of
her own, Mhe went down into the hospital
cellar and taw one of the numerous rata
that have taken up their abode there and
hit It over the head will) a lumber knife.
The rat iminedijtle'y tin in d up his toes and
gave up the ghost. Delia Is not one of
the timid kind that yell when they see a
There was not a good attendance at the Y
Ai. C. A. n Sunday 1 if lit. This is uot as
It should !. The youinr men ofiheschool
who belong to the Y. M. C. A. are frequent
ly heard speaking of the excellent meet
ings they have attended at Other places.
A better way to show their interest, is to
attend the meetings at our own school and
s show the loyally uud d. votion to the
cause which they urofeo u love.