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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1902)
4. THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN. Local and Personal. Christmas music is being practiced by the school. The painter apprentices are the best in three yewrii. Pedro Cbeveo is a Dew arrival In the tailor shop. .-.- The ehoir had a successful rehearsal on Tuesday night. : ' Amok CoftVll is the best arithmetician in the-Fifth Grade. This rain ie better thau the icy blizztrds of tlieest, frft'ii? Mr. Overman received hi commission as Notary Public last Monday. Good -bye, rosea! They departed from Chemawa last Wednesday. James Lucie r is busy making a new dlvi- sion fence In the poultry yard. Wm lJIotfgett 1s making an overcoat for Charles'it'uifrChtps Newton's father. Any one wishing young pansy plants can be accommodated by calling at Koom 2. " . 7 :'' . ' v . .. Mu-sRuthie Johnson, of Salem, wa the guest, of Mrs. .Williams, her cousin last weeki ;..v , ... - Minntaflioknati, of Stayton, Oregon, Tiaiiediurith Jfuelallves and friend, last Rtithie Brewer will soon be seen going about in a bran new coat, and Its going to be a b-e-a u-t-y. Fay Charles is making the first of a num ber of jack etc to be made in the tailor shop for our 'young ladies. Mr. '"WarfyHieard, the Worm school Band Master, Vftdted with Prof. SUmden ineyer, last Sunday. Mr. Maun hns now got his Niurhtwatch mau's Clock put up in the office hall, and It works like a charm. Girls, it is not good taste to us1 .rouge on the face. Don't do it, unless you want to spoil your compaction! Serving 'Wyo?bjI1'at pupils Dining Hall is finii-hKi'wiiiisume shade as Ihe rest of flisi floor, ai d IbokB nice; Mr. Hilband his hoys havealout com pleted the incubitor house ami son we will have the incubator runulng. We understand that Miss McFudden has had a letter direct from old Santa Clans in quiring about the number of little stockings in her, home. The tasting ofthe (tin ger-bread, marie by instructions of Mrs. Cooper, is O.K. It does not tast like a little more, but like a big some more. The Misses O" Here, Sellers,'' Wiggins, and Mrs. Grove went to Portland Friday on the Ave o'clock train to do their Christ mas shopping. Joe Charlea just turned out about 25 nice healthy looking buns. Any body can see them, if they come to the shop before ti.ey are all "put away." If you want to see a beautiful carnation visit Mrs. Clontier's schoolroom wht-re there is oue iu bloom . She also has a beau tiful collection of cacti. r Miss Sailers "Polly" was heard to remark the other evening-"Hello kria." wonder if he knows about "Kris kingles.1' Too much can not be said for the very -gentlemanly courteous treatment accorded , our boys by the officers and luenofihe 17th U. 8. Tuft, foot hall team. Ben Garrison and John Markistum are getting to he experts at the sewing ma chine, both will make goid tailnr judging bv the way they go at their work. Kred BlodgeU in a very h ippy youngster these daya, his lit Me baby niece Winnie keeps him on ihe go mhileout of BChool. She's an unusually pretty and bright baby. Twenty-eight nice white chairs were delivered by the pain'ers to the New Girls Buildii.g, and smiles spoke more than word could tell as the irirls looked at t hem. The painters havedone much to beautify the The Salem Glee Club wlllgive a grand Recital In the school Chapel Dec. 27 1902. at 7:o P.M. Everybody is invited to be pn sent. It will be the beet musical enter tainment that Chemawa has had for some -time. Admission ouly 15 els. Come one; Come all. - '
