4 CHEMAWA
LOdAL AND PERSONAL,
The roBes are in full bloom.
More clearing up shower.
Mrs. Campbell is reported as being much
belter. . , .
Lydia Henebaw has gene home for a
vacation.
Mrs. McBrlde and children visited Salem
thia week. i
Miss Harold visited at the aohool on
Thursday. 1 - . . .
Farmer Chltdera haa purchased a Colum
bia Chainlesa. v .
Bupt. Potter has returned from a' trip to
Kound Valley, Cal.
Mr. R. Q. Henderson returned from Al
bany this morning. .
Mis? Reason vhdted in Salem with Mrs.
I. 1. PatteiBon Thursday night.
Mr. Brewer has purchased a fine new
piano for his daughter Gertrude. (
The Dnck Bill Gun Club has not held, a
regular meeting for some lime.
Mips 0' Here has been sick for three or
four days, hut is now convalescing.
Oar first base ball team went to Eugene
Friday morning to play the State Univtmi-
Dr. and Mrs. T, C. Smith: drove out
from balem last Suuday and vit-ited at the
school.
Mi. Campbell and Mr, Brewer accom
panied the first team to Eugene Friday
morning.
Charles Larsen made a flying visit to his
home at Astoria and returned Thursday
morning.
The Young Men's Christian Associations
fji North Amerioa own buildings valued at
,6,000,000.
Eddie Brown, after afew weeks' absence,
is-back-in the blacksmith shop once mote. .
Mrs. Thies; sentSl6ponnds of carpet rags
this week to the weaver in Salem to be
made into carpet.
AMERICAN.) '
Mrs. Mc Adams and a little boy. o Taon '
ma, Washington, is visiting ber friends
Mr. and Mrs. Hilb.
Mr. Foucb and assistant from Portland
,-, are here busy Installing electric lights in
the new buildings.
Mrs. I, L. Patterson and MissGiltner
drove out from Salem and visited with
Miss Reason Tuesday.
There are only a few crbps of BloKness in .
the liospital at this writing, and these only
of alight indisposition.
Miss Creta Joh'ion of Salem visited this
week with her brother and Sister Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur Williams.
The air vulves were put, in the radiators
in the offluial buhdlng this morning. -We
will soon have plenty of steam beat.
Mr. Arthur Williams is expecting a visit
shortly from his brother L. E. Williams,
Debuty Assessor of Clackamas County.
The band gave two or three delight fu1
concerts in (hr;btwdsiaiid during the week '
which were greatly appreciated by all.
No fear of voloaulo disturbances In Ore
gon, andfvnr there were we always have
enough water on band to put the fire out.
It Prince Henry had been assassinated
white he was visiting thia country U would
have cost the life insurance con.pauie
$900,000. 1
Myrtle Lu Chape tie, a forimr pupil of
of Chemawa, brought her little brother to
school Friday and returned to her home on
the evening train.
Miss Irne Campbell accompanied her
father to Eugene Frday morning on a viBlt
to her brother Herbert who is attending
the Stale University.
Several of the employes attended the
performances in Salem on Tuesday nlitht
and got qu te a god wetting from the Ore
gon mist in consequence.
Miss Laufman who la attending the school
of osteopathy at Den Moines lows, will
spend ber vacation at her old b"me in
Illinois. She states the school will be out
lu about six weess time. Miss Laufmsn'
mother will J-iu ber on her visit tolllionla.