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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1908)
THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN 5 g, LOCALS 3 ' v -J; Mr. Henry Curl, of Otis, Oregon, vis ited his children part of last week. We are glad to see Martin Cooper with us again, after a short spell of illness. Mr. Liphart left for Crescent City, California, on land business last Wed nesday morning. : Mr. McDowells, who was our night watchman once, visited Chemawa on Wednesday morning. Mr. Johnson, Anna Johnson's father, of Yakima reservation, Washington, vis ited the school last week. , r. Josie Harris may get to go' to Chatau qua, along vvith the boys and girls who took part in "Mother Goose up to date. V The students (Chemawa graduates) who are attending the Willamette Uni versity gave a party on Tuesday even ing. , . y '' .';';r ;'":.' v' ' ; ; It is rumored that John Home will sing at Ghatauqua this year. 'This will be a great privilege for such a small boy, but lie deserves it. : ' The "Daisy" costumes which were so much admired by all who attended the entertainment on Monday , night, were designed by Miss Ethel Parrish. A letter was recently received from Miss Emma Johnston,, formerly of Chemawa, who is now in Ft. Mojave, Arizona wishing to be remembered by her friends. Henry Vincent arrived on Tuesday evening from Carlisle, -Penn., where he was attending school for several years. He was also a Chemawa student before going to Carlisle. ; Mr. , and Mrs. Robinson, of Grande Ronde, visited their children here on Monday. Bessie Boles has returned from Forest Grove and will remain here until after Commencement, as she will assist on the program. The Senior boys had their measure ments taken for graduating suits on Tues day morning. Marion Curl did the measuring. Mary Bartlett, Louise Charles, Marie Bay ley, and Sallie Beyers sewed the pet als on the "Daisy" dresses. Miss Par rish says ; ''that they were very faithful, and she could .not have done without them." '. ,,:..--. CHARMING PARTY A number of Chemawa friends gath ered at the home of Miss Evelyn Woods, Monday evening, intent on honoring the anniversary of the birth of that young lady. Miss Woods being entire ly unaware of their intention, un til the arrival of the party, gave evi dence of a genuine surprise, which af forded much amusement to the self-invited guests. Some young men from Salem, were among the number, and dis covered the presence of a Seeress. This discovery becoming known, her occult knowledge was in immediate demand by those whose curiosity as to what the dim future held in store, made them ob livious to all but the(more or less) prophetic words of the grifted Seeress. Delicious refreshments were served by the young ladies. Mr. Woods expressed the wish that his daughter's birthdays might be of more frequent occurrence. After some short and interesting 'toasts" congratulations were extended to Miss Woods and all took leave of their charming hostess.
