Weekly Chemawa American., May 16, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

C HEM AW A AMERICAN.
I Wm. Hunt has purchased a Columbia -I
clwinleeB bicycle,
I Ttie printers will snob have a new paper
I cutter, which haB long been needed,
I Mig. Adair and MUa Lauftuau received
excellent grades as a result of applying
themselves studiously at the school of
Osteopathy, De Moines Iowa.
Two carloads of flour were received this
week from Henry P. Fischer, contractor,
siid stored away lu the Commissary. The
Baker prouounces the Hour No. I.
If a man's mouth were as large in pro
portion us the mouth of a fly, he would
have to haves head four feet in diameter
to accommodate his Hps and teeth. '
Tne Chemawa Indian Band took part in
the Republican rally in Stlem Friday
night, being one of the four bands In the
pmccPBBion, and ocquited itselt lu Its
Mifes Gertrude Brewer goes to Newbere
thin week to play at the banquet given by ,
the Athletic Association of that place
While tliere she will be the guest of her
friend) Miss Woodward.
;1V Order of the Golden G1' Is a frater
nity of boys with branches in several Epi.
cop ! churches. Hugh Brlckhoad, of the
Eulsooyal Theological Seminary. .Cam
bridge, Mass., is one of the leaders. -
We notice in the "Redman and Helper"
that "Soda foiiniainB have Beat ted in earn
est in town." Perhaps it will be of inter
est to our eastern friends to know that
the soda fountain hag been in vogue here
The many friends of Mr and Mrs
Fred Freeman, former students of Cliema
wa will be pleased to learn of the advent of
a ha by girl at their home lit Puyallup.
Congratulations are extended by llie Che
mawal'es to the happy parents.
James Simmons a former pupil of Che
niawHtiH returned to school paying his
own fare in order to dniaii his trade in the
hamwrnakinir department. This Is the
rig't spi it and interest for boys to show
-in getting an education and learning a
trade, and is worthy of emulation.
Mr. Brewer says that now he has a reel
and will be oliged to get him a jointed rod
as he dislikes to put a 2.25 reel on a Bet
pole. He would rather put a Oct teei on a
2.2fi pole. . .
John Frank writes from California to
have his address changed froin Chico to
Pat-k n to where tie is working iu the hay
fields. Ht says that the paper is very
valuable to him because he always likes to
know what is going on at Chemawa.
Fay Charles and Agnes MuCloud, stud
ents at Chemawa and delegates of the V.
W. C. A., left Wedimsday night for Capi
tols, Cat., to attend the Y. W. C. A.,
Summer School which will be conducted
ft tout place from the 16 to the 18 Ina'tuut,
They were accompanied by other delegates
from Wnbiugtuu and Oregon.
There was a biu parade iu .Salem Friday
nkht at the Republican Rally. The four
bauds in attendance furuijbed the music;
Fambeaus, Torch Lights, Sky tickets,
R -nun Caudles and Red Fire did the illu
minating; while Torpedoes, Fire Crackers,
Bombs. Cymbals, etc., constituted the noia
y part of the parade. On the whole it wait
a Great Rally.
Our Commencement Exercise wit! take
place on May 28; b. In the forenoon there
will Ihj a general inapentjou of the shops,
industrial departmeuts and buildings. Ia
the afternoon; dress parade, atbleticta,
gm iaB ic drills and baud concert. Jo the
i ul ig the gladuatiuv exercises and en
t r a nmeiU will be. Iield. Alt the readers of
the Amkktca.n are cordially Invite.) to
o one an i spend the whole day, bring their
lunch b iskHH, and have a good lime.
We itre pained in report tuat on laat
Thursday evening at 0:15 Edna Baldwiu
paused a,ay alter a abort Illness of brain
fever of three day duration. Kdia was
one of our beat and bligli'esi pupils, a very
fine singer, and loved and respited by all
her teachers and fellow schoolmates ' The
AmkRICAN orr-ra its heartfelt sympathy to