Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198?, June 07, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

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    THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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LOCAL S 1
Dr. Tucker and Mr. Enright are ath
letic enthusiasts.
Robt.'Davis calsomined Miss Vaughn's
room this week.
Eugene Williams taught Mr Woods
class on Sunday.
Chicken, new peas, and ice cream at
the mess last Sunday.
Willie Ingram class '02 visited the
printing office Wednesday. '
Mr. Teabc made a business trip to ;
Huntington this week.
. Misses Brewer and Jones had lunch at
old Chemawa Sunday, evening. (
Tom Lawny of Grande Ronde visited
his son Tom a few days this week.
Dr. Tucker now sleeps on the porch
off from the boys ward in the hospital
Miss Skipton returned from hervisit to ,
Corvallis Monday and reports a pleasant
trip.
Miss Brown, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Cox
visited the American offiice Saturday on
business.
Arthur H. Williams, a former cook at x
Chemawa, was a visitor, on Sunday ;
morning. ,
Miss Lolor spent Saturday and. Sun
day visiting Father Daten and Miss
Talshi at Brooks.
Mr. LaChance of Grand Ronde was up
here for a few days last week visiting his
sons David and Edwin.
Miss Brown attended church in Salem
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on ounctay aid imss vaugan laugni
her Sundav school class.
Mr.Mrs.,and MissEvelynWoods Vtten
dd'Corf Christi in Salem on i. Sun
Evelyn sang with the choir.
Mrs. Campbell touched the flying dis
cus with her umbrella in one of
McMinnville's wild throws on Saturday.
Misses Luedke and Johnston and a
number of girls spent Sunday afternoon
at Old Chemawa, which is quite a resort.
As Mr.) Gouge has discontinued his
visits to Chemawa on Sunday evenings
Rev. Winans cnme out last Sunday.
George Washoe and Jas. Sloan had
an ice cream stand at the field-meet
on Saturday and were well patronized.
Mr. and and Mrs. A. F. Foutz Mrs.
Swartz's brother and his wife are here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Swarz and Chil-
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dren.
Hattie Mann is taking lessons on the
piano from Miss Brewer and she is
faithful in her practice as evidenced by
the progress she is making.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Miss Brown
and Miss ' Hutchinson attended the
Episcopal church in Salem on Sunday.
We have quite a number of Episcopali
ans among the Chemawa people. ;
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