Weekly Chemawa American., October 03, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
Local and Personal.
Sauerkraut next.
The mess la busy putting up fruit for
winter.
Mr. Decker of Calif., Is visitiu children
at stih oo 1.
Over 200 Bullous of prune butter has been
put up to dale.
Siletz tiis sent us a number of bright
boys and girls.
Messrs. Furrow and Caisse both have
new Rambler bicycle.
Mr. William", cook, put up 400 gallows
of tn ma toe pickles (his week.
Eugene GeOe and Manuel Robles are the
latest additions to the printing force.
The carpenters are buay fixing up shelves
and vi imiow screens for the girls' ne w home.
Mrs. Campbell has been visiting outing
pnpilBin Salem, McMinnvilleand Portland.
Eldie Mann has a brand new little ex
press wagon. K idie is not. very large but
Is a man (Mann) just the same.
The Band filled an engagement at Mo
Mintiville last week, during the Harvest
Festival and Veterans' Reutiiou.
Mrs. Mitchell and son, Hurry LeMalster,
visited McMinnville tost week during (he
Harvest Festival and Veterans' Rsuuion.
Richard Dicker, ex.-pupil and who has
been runuirig an engine, for a logging camp
in Wash., visiting relatives at school.
Prof. Gesner of Salem stopped in and
paid Prof. Btoudenmeyer a short visit
Wednesday afternoon while out hunting.
Pluto the handsome deer and wolf hound
belonging to Mr. Campbell died from the
effects of poison administered by some per-
The site for the commissary is all ready
staked out, and when the executing is
done, we will be ready for the cellar and
foundation walls.
The Cronine Huidio Uway has on baud
a beautiful assortment of I'Ooto HuLtons
and Picture Frames. They also dj as
good, if not the best, Photographic work
as uuy Photograph tiluJio iu Salem.
Miss Sellers Is the proud possessor of a
parrot which she bought and had shipped
to her from a live bird dealer in Omaha,
Ntb.
M r. Heudernon and family departed a few
weeks ago for Kansas City, Mo., where the
former will finish his course in veterinary
FiVa Woods is quite a good little hotiee.
keeper these davs. Hhe took upon herself
to can up some fruit, which Bhe accom
plished quite successfully,
Leila LeMalster and Emma Williami,
who have been working at McMinnvllle
during the outing season, have returned to
school to resume their studies.
Charles Cutter bus gone to Portland, to
work In a chair factory for a time, he wm
always a good bright and faithful pupil
here, and we shall rtiiss him.
Busy times just now, what with the re
moving of the Administration Building and
the vacant place lelt, makes our grouuiiu
look as if a cyclone had struck us.
The etore room ndj doing the kitchen,
has been flttrd up with more shelves, and
now to see them all filled with j rs of fruit,
looks well for our pupils, this coming win.
Amelia Underville bade good bye to
many of her old friends with sincere regret.
Amelia has gone to Phoenix and we winK
her l he greatest of success in her new
Miss Emily Gard his been transferred
from this school to Spokane, Washington,
Miss Gard won the boarts of many friend
while at Cheinawa and we regretted very
Mrs. Howard of South Bend, Washing
ton, who has been visiting children at
school and relatives in SalHin, dropped In
the Printing oHIcs Monday and subscribed
for the Amkkican.
Miss Noble, the aunt of Mr. Campbell
after a very ploHnant summer pnsseO at old
Chemawa bus returned to her home at Car
lisle. Misn N, hie made m-tny friends l.y
her HfNule, kindly m inner while at Clip
mawa and we all hope to see her soon a-gaiu.