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The flowers are all in bloom now.-F. S.
The girls all like to jump rope. S. D.
Paul Liphart is getting to he a good
baseball player.
We had a nice band concert Sunday
afternoon. P. L. F.
I was glad to see some of my friends
from Lebanon this morning. L. R.
The girls are all enjoying themselves
these days jumping rope.- S. A. W:
Mrs. Woods took some of the girls for
a nice walk Sunday afternoon. E. G.
Some girls went out for a walk with
Miss Brown Sunday afternoon .C. J.
All the girls said that they enjoyed
walking last, Sunday afternoon. M: P
The girls went out walking Sunday
and they picked a lot of flowers. M. C.
George Wasson and Roy Wilson play
ed hop scotch and Roy Wilson was beat-,
en. L.'M.
Lillie Burns andJMattie Hayden are
learning an Indian song from Martha
Miller N. .).
We are learning how to. , sing. "My
Country 'tis of Thee," in the second
grade. J. H.
Lena Ashue is doing nicely on her ,
mandolin. She plays some lively
pieces. M. H.
Ernest David is drawing a very pretty -butterfly
for the wall in, the third grade
school room. A. S.
The little, girls are catching bees and
keeping them in boxes. 'They-are 'very
bad to do it I think. T. H.
We are looking forward to an enter-,
tainment to-be given by the Excelsior
Literary "Society next week. A. M.
We are glad to see Clara Robinson
enter the mandolin club. She took her
first lesson Friday evening. M. M.
Stanley Pedro, the quartermaster of
Mitchell Hall, has made some improve
ments in his room. He is a very indus
trious boy.
Mary Gregory received a very nice
letter from her cousin which contained
a nice picture that pleases her very
much. E. M.
The third grade is learning the song,
"The Star Spangled Banner," and after
we sing, we ail give the first yell,, which
makes it very nice.
Laura Wilson is practicing on her ban
jo. We hope to see her join the string
instrument club as she plays quite well
for a beginner. E. N.
The eighth grade planted their flower
beds yesterday and we hope that the
seeds are good. Some of the seeds were
planted two weeks ago and , are not up
vet. M. S.
Maggie Jerry, Hazel Butler and Lena
Ashue gave us some very nice music on
their instruments Sunday' afternoon.
Their music vvas enjoyed by their friends
who were present. E. N.
, I received a letter from my friend,
Ethel Coburn;in DairyJ Ore., in which
she says she hopes to be back -at Chema
wa in the near future. She is going to
school and she is in the 7th grade. All
her friends -wish her success. C. T. R.
The ancestor of every action is thought."
- Emersori;
No man is so prosperous that he can
afford to dispense with the rest of man
kind. Ex.'