Weekly Chemawa American., February 27, 1903, Page 4, Image 4

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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Cecal and General
lo imt iiuut the little rubies.
Get out nnr uriw bat.
James Smiib Is now nightwaf chimin.
Hpiing baa come. It inka like H.
SIiw EiU E. Hired) f tialem is spend
ing a few days witli Mrs, Campbell,
We bad "ihe best ever" Washington'
Birthday entertainment this year.
Joseph Jefferson baa eucueedd Asa Bag .'
ntfll a.s jatii or in the school biilldinn.
Firman Wilson is the proud possessor of
his ttrat pair of pint.
Theglr of Priscilla Art Cinb are very
proud of the beautiful work they are doing.
Prof Matthew of Salem preached for
ub on Sunday ni(bt, subject "The Prodigal
Mien Irene C-tmpboll's Chemawa song
brought down the house ou Anniversary
day.
Mm. Campbell composed the burlesque
given at Washington entertainment. It
was the bit of the evening.
Miss O'llare la very kind to her girls. I
am sure they take more interest in their
work under kind treat met) t tbau under
harsh, oruel words.
The Washington' Birthday entertain
ment on the 23d added another to the al
ready long Hat of excellent programs render
ed this year by the pupils.
Miss Ella E. Hirsch during her short
visit at Chemawa delighted her many
frienda by ber beautiful playing upon the
piano. Miss Hirsch is one of the leading
musicians of Salem.
That Mr. Wilson Is a landscape gardener
can not be doubted when one looks at the
beautiful flower gardens surroudlug the
school building, made by the boys under
his supervision.
Who woukI ci a lur on Oregon weath
er when it nevr raiiifo once during
Mr.Wilsun Iih hk n a pho'otrth of
To . l)ow nte mhi- -Mr. WashingUm"
coKtump h h In In ih harlei-que
WatOmu- o 's birthday. Tommy -ni
Edith l)edrik made a very hands e
Mr. nod Mrs, Wanidnttton ttnd AlfXinler
Dui.ui a- I ti Ih Gmrice WHtMtingioii wis
quit ax handsome.
Dr. Stephenson 'writes lhat the halwy
clitiiMt- "( Mao DiHgo, California, arees
with Mis. 8'ephei son and that itm iu
entuely recovered. He also states that he
expects bhd to seid hie family to their nld
home in Nebraska, Idle he will fjilier p
to Colorado or Britieh Columbia, ami will
stop for a short visit at Chemawa on life
When Mr. Potter walks into the dining
hall during ton mods all of Miss MeFad
den't little tmys hold up their handful
their own accord to show their Hurerin
tetiieut how nhte an I clean they are. Tint
la ngiit, un boy, whether law or Btni'l,
should go to the table wit'iout hnving m
hands and face thoroughly washed, ruir
combed, aud clothes neat and In good ur-
The Nonpariel Literary Society met il
the usual time in the chapel Thurwtir
evening. Toe meeting was uailt-d toordsr
by the president. The roll was called aod
the minutes of the previous meeting vert
read. Business was next in order and thin
the standing committees made their report!.
We eiectolHoers every two months o u to j
give each and every member a chance to
hold some ofllce. The officers were ela-ird
aa follows: President, Fay Charles; Viet
President, Cecilia Johnson; Secretin,
Delia Clark; Treasurer, Jennie Dues;
8eargent-at-Artna, Birdie Anders -n; Editor,
Emily Downie. VVe bad a very iuierwt
Ing program and aa much of our time
da voted to the election of officers we did
sot have time for the debate. The Hieif
adjourned at 6:45, f