Weekly Chemawa American., December 05, 1902, Image 7

THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
Pupils' Items,
(Left over from last wi'uk.)
The turkeys' suffering is now over.
Rosa Brigooue is a beautiful alto singer.
Three new boyB have entered the tailor
shop. James Arquett has been enrolled Id the
The farmers are banting in the winter
supply of coal.
Mis. Sherrard sptnt Thanksgiving with
friends, in F rtland.
Mr. Cairpbell rt tinned the other day
with a party of new pupils.
Sidney Will hip; and Margery Hickman
have entered the sixth grade.
Dr. Stephenson and Mrs. Sherrard look
after the patients very carefully,
M iaa O' Here is giving drafting lessons
to some of her sewing-room girls.
John Snrtor, ex-pupil, is visiting with
friends and relatives at I he school.
Mm. Cloutler and Miss Bowman spent
Thanksgiving evening In Hay v tile.
The new pupils seem happy, i'hera
mut surely be no place like Cheinawa..
George Olny 1ms returned from his sum
mer vacutinn and we are glad to see hiru.
Vina De Vault went to Salem to spend
her Thanksgiving dinner wit b her sisters.
Lueinda Davis is an expert housekeeper.
She does her work very neatly and cleanly.
The,McBiide Hall girls el a id up till half
past nine and sewed carpet rags, one even
ing last week.
Who got that problem that four girls
tried to work in the McBride Halt? Why,
Susie Hiegaldid.
Sidney Willing has entered the school
and he says it is tbe best place he has ever
been in bis life.
All the McBride Hall girls were invited
in the patch-room to sew carpet rags, the
other evening after study hour.
Home boyB from here told me that this
WflB a nice place so I thought I would come
down and try it for three years.
Mr. William Landon of Salem was a vis
itor of Mr. Stoudenmeyer'sand several oth
ers Tuesday evening and Wednesday.
Miss Miller is having some curtains
made for her class room, and some of her
pupils are hemstitching them.
The Tailors are very busy making un
derwear, and work of evening" from six to
half past' eight, or during study hour.
Last Sunday Mi. St. Pierre had an ex
cellent meeting with the oovb. Heven
new members were enrolled in iheY.M C.
A.
By some mistake, MiSB Dohse's (teacher
mixed grade) name did not appear in the
employes' faculty in last week's issue of tbe
paper.
Mabel McKay Is a good housekeeper.
She looks after the cottage and keeps it in
good order. Slie is a pleasant girl to have
around as she ia always good natured.
We beard someone say that those
"Christian Bcience" (Domestic science)
girls areall O. K.in making biscuits, etc.,
as well as -other nice eatables. Who are
they?
Miss Amy Sellers changed the patch
room, some time ago, and the patch-room
girls work lots hetter than they did before.
They mean to get through sewing carpet
rags and have some nice carpets made to
Use for themselves.
Messrs. Simon Booth, Joshua Gibson,
Hayues PeWitt, Chan. Newton. Richard
Harris, and Manuel K -bles atrended the
Bell of New York at the Grand Opera
House Monday evening.
This morning as we were workinii in the
Small Boys' building Miss McFadden
looked out of the window and saw the
meat wag-in, and saw them taking out the
turkeys for our Thanksgiving dinner; An
drew Bitiles was In i here and was so triad
lie started to jumping around n.vtng, ''Tar
key! Turkey ! Tiirky I" lie got po badly
excited that the uext thing he knew he
fouud himself tumbling backwards .overs
box. Now we all like something good to
eat, but we must not get so excited about
it as be did.