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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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We all like our new teacher in the
second grade. J. H.
We are all glad to welcome Grace Car
son back to school again. L. W.
I work in the dining hall. I like to
work there, it is a nice place. M. A.
1 am glad the snow has gone away.
We are having rain in Chemawa now.
J. M.
Miss Rover took her eighth grade
class for a picnic and they had a lovely
time. M. M.
Christina Lane will. soon have her new
mandolin. She will then join the man
dolin club.
Minnie Piute, is making a pretty bead
necktie for her friend, She will finish
it Wednesday. M. D.
The band boys are all sorry to see
Walter Miller in the hospital; he is our
baritone player. J. E.
Christina Victor is working a pretty
embroidery doily, which she will soon
have finished. E. F.
Grace and Rachel Carson of Toledo,
Oregon, have returned to school after
two years' vacation. A. R. M.
We will soon have the pleasure of see
ing the Che-en-tra Club appear again
with a very interesting program. T. M.
I am learning engineering; I am learn
ing io read; I learn something every day.
I like to goto school every day. A. S
Mrs. M. E. Theisz inspects the rooms
of McBride Hall twice a day; we are sure
thatHhe girls all have clean rooms.
The sewing room girls were favored
with a treat of candy by Miss Brown,
Monday. All enjoyed the treat very
much. M. G.
All three of the boilers are now con
nected on to the new 80 ft. smoke stack,
"and they have taken the old smoke stack
down. T. A.
Rena Mann is getting along fine with
her violin. She commenced taking
lesson a year ago and is playing in the
mandolin club. S. M. B.
I am a boy with a head on; I can run
and play and jump, and I can walk, too.
David Penny works in the blacksmith
shop. I can see him working there C.
C.
Miss Rover and Mr. Turney took the
Mandolin Club girls out to coast on
Thursday. All reported having a good
time and certainly enjoyed coasting.
V. E.
Talk about hauling cord wood, and
talk about it being a fine job to be the
conductor on the G. 0 & P line on a
stormy day! Go to Carasco and Moss
for information. P. A. M.
Hazel Butler's friends were all verv
glad to see her back at school, he ar
rived Monday evening to every hodys'
surprise, as she did not intend to come
back when she left, H. H.
Last Monday afternoon Lee Evans
went into the blacksmith shop and made
his initials. Did your iron burn? B.S.
Clara Guyette is expecting her grand
ma soon from Wapato, Wash M. M.
Louise Johnson and Maggie Wynaco
are taking the greatest interest in their
training at the hospital. They are now
learning to take temperatures. After
work hours when they go back to Mc
Bride Hall they take tach other's tem
perature to see if they have any fever.
V. S.