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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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Miss Steiger was a visitor at Chemawa
last Friday.
Mrs. H. E. Mann made a flying trip to
Portland, Saturday.
Mr. Gibeau from Montana is visiting
his daughters at Chemawa.
Last week Grace Jones came from
v Grande Ronde to attend school.
David Graham is manager and captain
for the engineers' football .team.
Mies Irene Campbell entertained some
. Salem friends on New Year's Day.
Miss Brown went to Portland to at
tend to some business on Saturday.
Lots of blue birds here on Tuesday
and they didn't seem to mind the snow
at nil, ,
The visitors' table in the dining kail
was used a 'reat.deal during the holi
days. Ruth Liphart went to Portland, Sat
urday, to see her brother and his family
and returned Monday.
Mrs, Underwood left for Underwood,
Wash., Saturday. She spent the holi
days here with Katie and Corbett.
Mrs. Cloutier remembered a. number
of her old friends at Chemawa on Christ
mas, and sent thein pretty and appro
priate gifts.
The fifth grade boys visited the print
ing office recently and some of them
saw type lice. There are fifty-two boys
in the grade.
The normal fifth grade gave the re
porters more news than any grade, Do
you call that a school spirit or just a
timely streak?
Ruther Clements from Calif., and
Willie and Avery Jones from Grande
Ronde were admitted since the lastissue
of the "American".
Mrs. Brewer treated her kitchen force
to taffy New Years morning, and Miss
Skipton's dining hall girls in the after
noon. The boys and girls enjoyed the
treat very much.
The reporters were lucky enough to
come around for news in the kitchen
while Mrs. Brewer and Miss Skipton
were making their New Year's candy.
Ask them how did they like the candy.
Mrs. Campbell received a very hand
some piece of Filipino embroidery from
Miss Hultman, a former teacher, who is
affectionately remembered by all those
who were here while she was one of our
teachers,
Bessie Boles spent a couple of days at
Chemawa last, week visiting friends,
She is now staying at Forest Grove, at
which place .she is studying piano. She
returned there Sunday to resume her
practice and study.
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We, the engineers, hereby accept the
challenge published by the blacksmiths
in the American last week ior a game of
football, M. Moran.
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