THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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The band gave an excellent concert in
the bandstand Sunday afternoon."
Mrs. R. G. Henderson attended
the picnic at Silverton last Saturday.
Mr. Larsen went to Silverton last
Saturday to play with the Salem band.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann went to Portland
last week and remained there for several
days.
Fortunato Jayme has graduated from
the Capitol Business College and received
a diploma.
Fortunato Jayme is practicing type
writing now and expects to finish this
study in two months.
Two new cornets, one baritone and a
snare drum have just been received
for the band from the Wurlitzer Music
Co.
The band will be much larger now as
they have received several new instriir
inents. The band is out drilling every
morning. ,
Strawberries are very scarce this year
on account of the late frosty weather.
The school crop is very poor as well
as that of the farmers of the surrounding
country.
hasty ear the berries sold for five cents a
hox and noiv. they are ten cents Ktraight.
Thos. McCully, captain of A Company,
expects to win the cup again this year
in the competitive drill. Thomas was
captain of Co B last year and won the
cup.
The track team is not doing much
training for the meet with McMinnville.
The battalion is out drilling every morn
ing for the Commencement battalion
parade.
Harry and Paul Queachpalma were
called - away Saturday to The Dalles,
where .their brother is confined in the
hospital on account of a severe accident.
Mr. Teabo has received word from Paul
Queachpalma who stated that his broth
er was seriously injured.
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Edward McClellan is working" on a
blacksmith's hammer.
The gardeners are busy weeding, hoe
ing, and cultivating the gardens. '
Several of the hospital boys are mak
ing prune boxes in the drier building.
The farm teams have been hauling
gravel on the road for the past two
weeks.
Mr. Burdette's crew is moving all the
old pieces of waste lumber from the small
girls' home.
Mr. Westley has fixed the ground
very nicely around the laundry for a
flower bed.
The building which was once the print
ing office has been remodeled and will be
used for a dwelling house.
The carpenters are busy at the office
this week building a new stairway and
making the printing office larger.
Lee Evans, Eugene Williams, Thomas
. Mullings and Sam Wewa kalsomined
the interior of Mr. Smith's office and
painted all the wood work.
The workers in the wagonshop are
now making screens for the different
buildings. Two large double screen
doors were made for Supt. Chalcraft's
cottage and the hospital building.