Weekly Chemawa American., April 03, 1903, Page 3, Image 3

THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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Public Sale.
U. S. Indian Training School, Chema-
wa, Oh., March 31, 1903.
The undersigned will sell, at public sale,
on April 11th, at 2 P. m., at the school, to
the highest bidder or bidders, for cash, but
net less than market value, the following
f-tock: " .
One blotded Shorthorn Durham bull.
Two Shorthorn Durham ows.
Two blooded Shorthorn Durham -bull
c lives.
For further information apply to the un
dersigned . : '
Tiros. W. Potter,
Superintendent.
A Creditable Entertainment.
An excellent monthly entertainment
was given by the pupils of the 7th and -8th
grades on Monday evening. The "Scien-
tificDistrict School" was the play and Mrs.
(,'lmitier and Miss French have reason to
he proud of the very creditable way in
which it was presented. Miss Bowman
had pome of her little girls assist as the
children who lived in the shoe, and they '
were very running. Jesse Symington
made nu ideal conntry school ma'am and;
the had reason to be proud of her invention. -The
school directors represented by Wm.
Arqmtte, Haynes DeWitt and William
P.rannan made a big. hit. But whoever
would have thought that Johnny Stacey
would make such a naughty school-boy?
All who took pait did well and Superintend
ent Potter expressed his , gratification at
t lis success of the entertainment.
Mess Meeting.
The quarterly mess meeting was held, by
the members of the mets, iu the dining hall
of the employes building last Monday even
iugfor the purple of electing a." manager
and trinsac.ing other business that might
c):ne before the meeting, Mr. Hilb acting
as chairman The following officers were
ihe unanimous choice of those present, aDd
will undoute lly receive the hearty ap
proval of the entire mess: Mr. Cooper,
general manager for three months; Mrs.
Theisz assistant manager for the month of
April; Miss Hultman, for May, and Miss
Patrick for June.
Locals.
The six girls who came last week all .
seem to like it here very well.
Disciplinarian Davis is expecting his
wife and family from Arizona in the near
future.
Mr, and Mrs. Becker spent Saturday
night in Salem, and iucidently attended
the theatre that evening.
W. R. Winaus, State Misionary of
American Sunday School Union, of Salem,
paid Chemawa a pleasant visit today.
Mrs. McCalia,of Portland gave a g od
size class of Chemawa people a lesson in
depostmeut and dancing on Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Beard, of Salem has accepted the
position of night watch at the school.
He arrived and reported for duty on
Thursday, ' ' .
The Devvey-Estella Reel debate at the
last meeting is highly spoken of. The en
tire program was very entertaining from
beginning to end.
The members of the blacksmith shop
wih to announce a challenge to the farmer
boys for a game of base ball to be played
in the near futute.
Mr. Potter's train on Wednesday night
went 'scooting'' by Chemawa without
stopping. Such things must be expected
on the 1st of April. v
Judge and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs.
Holverson and Mr. Bigger, all of Sa'em
took, dinner aud spent the evening at Mr.
Campbell's ou Saturday, They returned
to Salem on the 10 o'clock train.
Some verv interesting item by pupils ar
rived entirely too late this week for. publi
cation. We are sorry that so many contri
butors to our columns insist upon sending
their copy in so late in the week..