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1 INDUSTRIAL NOTES
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Viola Brown is making herself a blue
silk dress.
Work hay commenced on trie open- air
Sanitorium.
Joe Dillstrom has taken charge of
the prune picking force.
The farmers have started to bale hay
down at the lower farm again.
The blacksmiths have just finished a
new wheel barrow this week.
The sewing room girls will start mak
ing winter uniforms next Monday.
Matilda John and Rhody Silverthorn
made some crabapple jelly the other
day in the hospital kitchen.
.lohn Brown, who has just returned
to the school, is busy helping Mr. Gor
don and Joe Purns repair Mrs. Brewer's
house.
A ni eliu Talbot and Tom Davis are
working on t he fore shift at night and
T ni Mullings and Albert Samuels on
the after shift.
Eugene Anderson and Levi Sortor
are working on day shift in the engine
room, Anderson working in the morning
and Levi in the afternoon.
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The football season is now on. With
two pig skins being kicked to. the skv
and about 40 "huskies"" chasing around
1 1n track, to say nothing of the smaller
hv(,ns,,, Chemawa's 1908 season is
surely on At a. meeting held Monday
evening a captain, temporarily, was
appointed and can be seen each even
ing with a squad of boys going through
tin various stunts that will finally land
eleven of them on the First team.
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Katie Brewer is attending the high
school in Salem.
Mr Moran left yesterday for Portland '
for a ten days vacation.
Mrs. Doherty made a flying trip to
Salem Wednesday afternoon.
Wallace Farrow and John Brown re
turned to Chemavva Tuesday from Top
penish, Wash.
A number of new pupils arrived from
Hadlock, Wash., Tuesday evening on the
6:30 train.
School will start Monday and all the
pupils are looking forward to this year's
schooling with pleasure.
Mrs. Chalcraft and daughter, Alice,
arrived home Wednesday afternoon
from a visit in Portland.
Eddie Lynch and Cyril Choquette ar
rived with Fred, and Clarence. Lewis and
Thomas Case, returned pupils, Monday
evening, from Wrangle, -Alaska.
Miss Irene Campbell arrived home
Wednesday evening from Spokane,
Wash,, where she had been to attend
the wedding of her brother, Donald
Campbell. -
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have taken up
new quarters in Brewer Hall, 'formerly
occupied by the Brew r, who have
moved into the house recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Swaim.
While on 'our way home from the
coast the party of hoys in charge of
M r. Larsen were photographed ; a copy of
the group was ent to Chemawa for
exhibition irvorde. that any boy or girl
wishing to purchase one might do o by
their Older, accon.pan ied with the price
of same, whichis 75cts.; with Mr. Smith.