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Elmer Plucker is now working on two
wagon boxes.
Miller Charles is now working in the
blacksmith shop.
We all enjoyed the Chemawa birthday .
entertainment.
Annie Walker took her first lesson on
the violin on Saturday.
Mr. C. E. Frye has Supt. Chalcraft's
cabinet about completed.
We are all glad to see Elmer Ashue
back in the blacks-mith shop.
The gardeners are nearly through their
mid-winter sorting of potatoes.
Mr. Joe Rainville of Athena, Oregon,
is here visiting his children.
Susie Kaufman is getting along very
nicely with her mut-ic lessons.
We are glad to see Mrs. Brewer, Miss
Gertrude and Ruth back at Chemawa.
The oiling of the floor in Mitchell Hall
has begun and will soon be. completed.
The girls in Mrs.. Fickle's sewing room
are making dresses for the small girls.
They are getting along very nicely.
Alice Stanger, who is now working in
the laundry, does her work very neatly
and Mrs. Woods is very proud of her.
We are all glad to nee Mr. George Pi
card back at Chemawa again. He has
been to Umatilla on some business.
Ollie Picard will soon be ready to go
into the second grade music book, as she
is one of Mifc,s Irene Campbell's best
pupils.
Mrs. Brown is real proud of Nellie
Shepard, she is one of her best girls and
also one of the best workers in the morn
ing division.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
ENTERTAINMENT
The following entertainment was enjoyed
by the school on Washington's birthday:
1. . Star Spangled Banner - - School
2. Tribute to Washington - Anna Walker
Junior Class, Mrs. Campbell, Teacher.
3. Recitation "I Mean to Grow up like
Washington" - - Chas. Seguin
Second Grade, Miss Leader, Teacher.
4. A Story of Washington - Johnny Lee
Third Grade, Miss Faris, Teacher.
5. Piano Duet Medley of Patriotic
Airs - Dollie Case and Esther Napoleon
Senior Class, Mrs. Campbell, Teacher.
6. Recitation "A Washington Curio
sity" - - - - Willie R?ady
Fifth Grade, Mr. Fickle, Teachei .
7. Concert Recitation - First Grade
Miss Dohse, Teacher.
8. An Estimate of Washington, Nick Hatch
Fourth Grade, Miss White, Teacher.
9. Washington's Farewell to his Army
- - - - - Minnie Clark .
Sixth Grade, Miss Grear, Teacher.
10. Reading "Like Washington" -
Jack McWhirk and Sallie Bos well
. Seventh Grade, Miss Royer, Teacher.
11. "Little Red Stamp" - Walter Haight
Eighth Grade, Miss Royer, Teacher.
12. America - - School
13. Salute the Flag - - School
LOCALS
Mrs. Campbell and Miss Irene attend
ed the Schumann-Heinke concert in
Portland.
Bishop Scadding was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell during his- visit at
Chemawa.
Mr. Potter, former superintendent of
the school has written to friend? here,
assuring them of his continued interest
in Chemawa's welfare.