THE CHKMAWA AMERICAN
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WAGON SHOP NOTES
Watch the boys repair Mr. A. E. Zim
merman's buggy wheels.
Come on, boys, there is room for a few
more on our P. M. detail. You will have
nothing to do but work and learn how as
you go.
Supt. Chalcraft's son, Pickering, and
Mrs. Doherty's son, George, have joined
C. K. Frye's band of willing workers in
the cabinet shop.
Bring on anything you have, we will
be glad to make you any kind of a piece
of furniture you want. , Prices as reason
able as consistent with good work.
The wagon shop is the busy corner of
the grounds. Loafers please do us a
favor by keeping out of our shop from
now on. If you don't you will be re
quested to vacate.
Willing workers,
Wagon Shop.
UNCLE SAMS' PICNIC
The Uncle Sams' Literary Society,
composed of 46 husky boys, held their
long-looked-for picnic of plenty of straw
berries, cake, cookies, pies, doughnuts,
cold meat, lemonade and buttered buns,
on Tuesday evening, ihe 22nd, at Old
Chemawa. All except two members were
present and the iollowing guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Smiih, Mr. Enright, Mrs. Teabo,
Alias White, F. E. Smith, Joe Moss and
Hiram Keogan. Mr. . Turney came in
time to see the happy camping ground
deserted and all the goodies gone. The
Uncle Sams are certainly thankful for
the kindly interest taken in them by Mr.
and Mrs. Smith and Mr. Enrignt in
promoting happy times for them. This
ends the second years' work of the U. S.
Literary Society. Long may it live.
RELIANCE ENTERTAINMENT.
On Wednesday evening the Reliance
Literary Society, of which Mr. Fickle is
critic, gave an entertaining program in
the chapel in the presence of the student
body and employes. The program
which follows was greatly enjoyed:
Opening Address ..Frank Rosenberger
Music Rubes' Band
Recitation If Papa was a Boy
Douglas Luke
Music ... Rubes' Band
Recitation Abel's Ghost Louis Pellitier
Exercise : Five Boys
Music and Dance .Tillier and Vincent
Dialogue Keeping up the Appearance of
a Gentleman - -
CHARACTERS
Mr. Dash, a dude - Louis Pellitier
Mr. Riggs, a boarder Allan McGibbon
Mr. Brown, a tailor Frank Rosenberger
Mr. Wright, a boarder - Hugh Jackson
Mrs. Bolton, landlady - Albert James
Betty, colored servant Albert Griffin
Brevities
Did you attend the officers' party?
Quite a number of the boys go out in
the country to pick strawberries.
Tom Phillips is going to surprise some
of his friends about Sunday with a new
suit.
Mr. Larsen has just received three new
cornet solos. We are inclined to believe
he means business.
The band is practicing in the after
noons for Chautauqua, where they will
spend two weeks in July.
Pedro Chevio can always be seen
these tine evenings returning from the
country with a leather basket full of
cherries.
There was quite a rush in Mr. Smith's
office last Thursday morning, as all of
ficers were there making ready for their
big party which occurred last night.