Weekly Chemawa American., June 21, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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j LOCALS
Rosa Winslow left for' Grande Ronde
ift Saturday.
Ella and Katie Brewer played at the
;!tcital in Salem Wednesday evening.
Mist Gertrude Brewer will plav at Miss
teller's recital next Friday evening.
Mr Zimmerman of Republic, Wash, is
isiting his children Elmer, Mattie and
leanor. '
Mis? Hutchinson shipped two crates
icherries to her home at Seattle on
iln sday. ... J-
The seventh grade finished their final
wmination last week and' not one in
in- class failed.
Reuben Saunders was at Silets so
hat he could not play in our team on -aturda
y at Dallas.
Ernest Brewer went with the base
all team to Dallas last Saturday and
rved as score keeper.
Miss Dohse took Teddy Kluche to town
n Wednesday an had his picture taken
' his nice new suit .
Miss Ethel Parrisb has returned from
h" Portland High School to spend her
cation with Miss Dohse.
Essie Reed, one of our best girls, left
r Northern Washington yesterday and
t many friends were at the train.
The little office orderlies enjoy very
nch the privilege of watering the lawn
.!) front of the office, especially on these
nrm days. , ,
Jlrs.Campbell Mrs.Brewer, Mrs. Teabo
liss Hutchinson Margaret Lowry, Sarah
id Ruth Brewer, and Lena Charles
.tended the recital in Salem Wednes
ly evening.
Dr. Tucker treated his patients to some
peanuts then took them out walking
one evening He takes his patients for
walks quite frequently.'
Friends of Mr. Antoine Caisse are in
receipt of souvenir postals from him at
Washington, D.C. where .he is now
located in his new position.
The emploves, and mess building was
repainted, white this week and it looks
like a new building. All the- climbing
rose bushes were pulled down until the
painting finished, but they seemed to
suffer no injury at all.
Three of the printers are at the Rose
Fiesta in Portland playing in the band
today, one is near Turner Camping with
the Salem Y. M. C. A. boys and another
is at Gearhart attending the Y. M. C. A.
annual Convention.
J3ome one's clean clothes were confis
cated on Sunday morning from the line
back of Mc.Bride Hall, and the owner
vvill have to call at the office to redeem
them. Do not forget that an order was
issued spmetime ago that no washing is
to be left on the lines on Sunday.
Thomas Spedis from Yakima Reser
vation arrived at the school Monday
evening and entered shook At his re
quest his long hair was cut the next dav
after a photograp had been takeriof him.
He has entered the second gradein school,
but will likely make rapid progress as he
is anxious to learn.
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