Weekly Chemawa American., April 17, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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,THRt ,GHEMAVA, AMERICAN
iliizzie. Martin -is 7now, .takinguyiolin
lessons. L. C. .
We are having fine weather in
Cnernawa. E. 1.
The roses that are in bloom near the
old hospital look very pretty:-5 I.' J.
Tile new boys . of co m pa n y A are dril J -1
ing in the evenings atthe gym. E. C. '
'Something will be doing by' the Pro
gressive Society 'some of these - klays
jy -: ' 1 ' ' ;
Addie Cameron lias received k violin
from -her-father and-is very proud' of. it.
A. . Li: ' J ' ' : : .. .
' Atthe Bible Class last'Sunday ; even
ing there were'49' boys ami 61; girls pre-:
seht.EJ A: : : , - - . , ,
M"r: Cooper says ' Louis Sanderson is
one ' ' of " the: best ' boys on t h e dairy
detail. A. M. : ' ' -
'"The bovs of the sixth- grade fixed .up
their' flow ert bed so it is now ready for
planting. F. SV:
The Engineers and the f Plumbers are
due to have, an entertainment and party
before long; J.P.,. ,
-Maggie 'Wynaco; received a. trunk
from1 her home, which ( Contained onie
verp nice things: E.0. ; ,
;The, Progressive.. Literary Society . con
template giving an entertainment, in
the:near future. J. J. T. ,,,,
' ; ; Christina 1 jane and Helen Dillstrom
are practicing: a pianOiduet,, which ;takes
up, their spare .time.-r-M. L. .
' i The party given, by the, members of
the Excelsior .Society, was enjoyed by
all who attended it. -L. T. "
Mrs. Payne is here visiting her daugh
ter, Adella. She. 'came here Monday.
Her home is at Siletz. J. R.
? Dora ' Aubrey andTiolet Edwards have
joined . the, Mandolin Club. Dora plays
the, guitar and. yiolet the mandolin.
- Misses Rover and Luedke took quite a
number of t-girls out for a long walk Sun
day, rheyiall reported having;, a rgood
time. P.'Tj. , ;
The girls of, the Mandolin' Club are
progressing rapidly and we hope to hear
them plaVj .. in chapel again in the
near future. D. H. ! " ' - :
Hazel Butler can ,be heard early in
t hemorning. i practicing r on her banjo.
Last'jSunday , she. played some very
pretty , pieces for her friends, -rK. S.
' The eighth grade girls are glad to have
Sarah !Brever wors with them' in. the
d o m estic science deportment? after hav-.
ing worked with the Juniors for a while.
a. m. v" -.
Most of tlie girls went out walking
Sunday and some of them: were tired
when" they got back, as : ; it was so hot."
But they al 1 said they . enjoyed them
selves, and we all hope it will be a good
day next Sunday o that we can go . out
walking again. H. D:
The Chemawa Indian School is one of
the best institutions' that has been es
tablished for the education and training
of young Indian boys and girls.; The
Government is out a great sum of money
and time spent' on these Indians and yet
there are ; good many of them who do
not know' how to appreciate these things.
It is for their own good that tley should
learn, and 'every : pupil should have a
knowledge of these things. A. M.