THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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I LOCALS 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Woods and Evelyn took
in the Cherry Fair last week.:- : ;
: Sam McCush is np and around again
after being in the hospital for some time.
There hag been no regular school the
past week on account of cleaning up for
Commencement.
The band boys returned to school
from the Chautauqua at G ladstone Park,
last Monday evening. "
A number of the, boys and employes
attended the Cherry Fair in Salem last
Saturday afternoon.
Mr, Campbell and some boys were
erecting the house which is to be used
in' the play.'on Commencement Monday.
On Tuesday morning the girls who are
taking part, in the " Japanese Girl"
operatta practiced in the new gym.
Alfred Lnne and: Peter Casey left for.
Siletz, Saturday, where they played a
game of ball with the Siletz boys against
Toledo. '.. .
Miss Margery May accompanied by a
lady friend visited the dining hall last
Monday. She is from the Hazel Green
neighborhood.
Mrs. M. A. Cooper returned Sunday
from a week's visit with relatives at
Carletori, Oregon. She also spent several
days at the Chautauqua.
Silas Moon, an ex-Chemawa student,
of Tacoma Wash., arrived last Monday
evening7 and will remain until the
Commencement exercises over. Silas
is alwas a! welcome visitor.
Mrs. S. C. Cloutier, formerly principal
teacher, visited. Chemawa several days.
She left for Seattle, Wash., accompanied
by her 'mother, last Monday, and from
that' city; she - will come back : to 5 Tacoma
and reside at Brewer's residence for a
while. :
. CUTTING TABLE CLIPPINGS
The tail or shop is pleased to repor t
that the suits for the boys in the grad
uating class are ready for delivery.
This undertaking was easier this year
than last owing to: the better ability of
the young apprentices:
As the cutting of a large part of the
work was done by student apprentices,5
and all the-garment making; it argues
well for the future of these promising
young men; ; ; .
The tailor shop regrets r, that it m not
represented in the graduating class this
year, but hopes to furnish; a-full quota
next year in, the persons of Alex Cajete
and'Leon Reinkin arid the tailor shop
makes no mistakes when it declares that
they cannot fail in ' their efforts in civil
life. Their preparations now is and will
be such as knows no-failure.
This season of Commencement carries
us back to just one year - ago when the
tailor, shop was represented in the grad
uacing class byPhilip Sorahan, and who
a few days after school closed obtained a
position with Geo. W. Johnson, of Salem,
to take charge of the tailoring interests
of that prominent clothing and furnish
ing house. Today this young ex-student
of Chemawa is still in the same
position and his employer is very well
satisfied with his efforts. . " .
We point with pride to what should
be the record of every boy who is entitl
ed to partake of the splendid' industrial
training to be had at the : Chemawa In
dian Training, School. i
". - Tailor Shop.