Weekly Chemawa American., April 18, 1902, Page 5, Image 4

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Vma Wu..lW.rt'i; .if thi S.nLr oUa,
iili.sil tied teacher I i i h -en 'ti l gr.tde
ii.ly this W... k.
The I i 1 1 ' t-'t in the tirnt grade miss
Williams, who w.isaciing aa temporary
teacher fi-r at.ort time.
Wdut is the matter? We don't bear any
motv ahmit the T. L. C's. Did they "go
way back ami sit downV"
Mefsro. Woods and Williams were visit
ors at the. meeting of the Reliance Literary
Society Thursday evening.
The eighth division of the Domestic
Science class learned lo make waffles and
prune pie al their lHSt lessn.
Mr. Childers Is having hi plow poiats
almri-ened and aasoon as weather penuits
he will begin to turn the soil.
The Dand concert by moonlight on Men
d'ty evening who greatly ' nj ived. A num
her "f new pieoea were ptayed.
Coming events ciiat their shadow b- T re
(Vmawii will, a vaii .ble Howe, gml-u,
if in ikliiR fliwer-bed is:iny lndlu.ttlon.
Mr, v.rmii when Mr. Ciiitdera
full Mini all th comers of Mi0 it wi le
walk he wiillperoidy toridliw wheel to
M.w. 8 rt .ul ih ;i iv, .3 r ,rk-i ii hi
plai-f. Say, Jne On' In yon iruM nrpii-e
your apr n i imine li.i' w iter a ne f ih 8
P-rcy J ih.iaon h not only one of (lie
Bwifleut con i in wit ore but in as good as the
next one at the press and making up
The chiokeu house roof has been painted
Hiidtheinmriewhitewaxhed, and an BOonaj,
weather per in Its, the outside will he paint
ed white.
John Harris has made himapairof snare
drum Micks, out of old hickory. They are
now Mug soaked io oil and will soon be
heard in the band.
A prHCliceujamft between the first and a
picked ienm, on Saturday afternoon, result
ed in a victory for the firs: team. Score 40
in 10. L ts f fun. G mi" waa witnessed by
nearly tint wnole auhoul.
Mrs 0.m .bll, MuR in,M W
in, Mis Vldler and Mi-n Dihee attendei
the"W niiia N" vada 0 mcert tt -Salem. or
Friday night.
Charles Cutter mtdesome very interest
ing and sensible remarks to the member
of the N mpareii Literary Sjcie'.y oa last
Thursd iy night.
Miss Reason entertained the senior class
on Saturday evening. Delicious ice-cream
and cakA were served and a very pleasant
evening enjoyed by all.
We notice by the latest a ditch or a cauel
will pass near the baker shop. Which will
pas by the Charles Regenery fall and
through t ho Jack Habit's rapids-
Martin Wolln mot with what might
have been a serious accident Thursday.
He caught hla hand in a ringer unci es
caped with j'it a Rood sqiiet-zlna.
. Miu Prickly, Q-i ierl 4jQrattry or
woman's Mlmioinry S ii"ty nt S-n-dy
at I lie Hm,o, d.be-4 ,g ih
Snnd iy who'd in the pnrttiiiii, the
Y ll.li W.ni 'iV U:imtUu .VUi'i
ii.ihe iirierr.o.n, and j.ren'hini to thd
whole Mdiooi m nuhi.
Mia H rn I . i-,di upon (tie Ml ri-a'll-ii.
nw to wirn bar run." Vn sliw
'M a little mrly in hviiu b r stuve
Mk n ? W. ihl ik wa an I wH he
hov'.'i(n.ivr her n whit-rs" warm si Vs
Mr. Pt-r Willi i an I wif pnt Sun
day at Chemawa, iheir old school liome.
Peter tft cutting three cords of w)nd per
day, out near Pratuem. at 93 oenls per
cord and Sally Is keeping their little tog
cabin neat and clean. The AM hb to an it
proud of the Indian boy who is willing to
graHp a aaw.and axe and go to the woods
to work. It shows he possesses the kind
of stuff that good men are made of. Mr,
Wil'i-wm is probibly one of the tin
est Indian mchanlcH and cabinet mikeM
in the country and has worked successfully
at his trade for two years at Salem after
leaving Chemawa. Work heing slackened
in the factory he BOO'I found work cutting;
vnd and aiys he shv more tuoqey tbau
when ho lived iu town.