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Frank Rosenberger is coal passer this
week.
The gardeners are very busy sorting
over the potatoes,
Eugene Anderson is a good worker
at the power house.
Ernest David is one of our best read,
ers in the third grade,
We are glad to see go many new pu
pils coming to Chemawa,
The boys and girls had p very nice
time on the lawn with snow balls,
The boys and girls in the third grade
are having long division this week,
Miss Royer went to town the other
day and got a story book for the third
grade,
The dressmakers are preparing for
their party which will be given this
evening,
Minnie Picard is now working for
Mrs, Campbell and she gays she likes
the work, '
Virginia Garry is one of Mrs Theisms
floor girls for this term and she likes it
very well,
Edward Stensgar is working on the
farm and he says that it beats the har
ness shop,
Bessie Lahr and Lizzie Martin made
gome very nice cookies in the Domes
tic Science class last Monday.
We were glad to ee two robins hop
ping on-the lawns this morning for we
know it is the sign of spring,
We have now two new boyg working
in the bakery Their names are An-
toine Valley and Leo Barnaby.
Last Tuesday the girls were al!
reseated in the diningroom as they
are on the roll-call,
We were all glad to see it snow,
especially Emma Shepard, She was
the first one to make a snow-man,
Mr, Westley and his force of boys are
sorting over all the potatoes so that we
may have better ones in the future,
Mattie Zimmerman, Bessie Williams
and Lela Wilson are taking violin les
sons. They have joined the mandolin
club,
Gertrude Kettlewood, Margaret Lowry
and Myrtle Berner are now working in
the hospital and intend to take nurse
training,
The pupils of the 8th grade thank Miss
Noble for the nice sandwiches she made
last Friday for the party,
Laura Harnden made some very nice
biscuits last week in the Domestice
Science department when she worked
there,
The girls who are members of the
instrument club, are glad to see Lena
Ashue return to school again; she is an
old member of the club,
The pupils of the eighth grade ooiv
grauilate Orin 0, French for his ever
ready hand last Friday ' evening, He
was of the greatest help and always
willing to do his partj and some other
fellow's part, too,
We Coeur de A'Lenes were very glad
when we heard that Mr. Chas, 0. W or
ley, our superintendent, was on his way
to Washington, D, 0., and stating that
when he gets back he is coming, here on
a visit to see how his boys and girls are
getting along,