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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
puptes' icerns I
John Steel is electrician at the laundry
this week.
The blacksmiths are making a frame
for the well this week.
The Juniors worked in the hay field
on Wednesday afternoon.
The farmers started to haul hay from
the lake on Monday morning.
The wagontnakers repaired a hiy
wagon for the farmers this week.
The large engine is being repaired
now and the little one is running day and
night.
Martin Sampson, who has been work
ing in the country, has returned to-Ghe-mawa.
The second, third, fourth, seventh and
eighth grades are having their final exam
this week.
The painters have finished painting
the roof of the hospital. It is painted a
green color.
Archie Lane, returned toChemawa, on
Tuesday evening from the berry ranch,
on business.
The second team has started to prac
tice steady now as they expect a game
on the Fourth.
Mr. Pugh sharpened a number of
mowing machine cycles yesterday morn
ing in the blacksmith shop.
Mr. Pugh and his boys have been busy
during the past week mowing the grass
growing around the campus.
The gardeners hauled several loads of
potatoes this week from the ranch of Mr.
Carrow for the use of the school.
The dairymen churned yesterday
morning.
John Robinson, who for the past
last month has' been working out js
back again and has taken to the farm
Mr. Chalcraft made his appearance on
Saturday morning and took a picture of
the hay and the farmers who were mak.
ing it.
John, Willie, Mabel and Alvina Rain,
ville left on Sunday afternoon for their
home at Athena, Oregon, accompanied
by their parents.
Who was the girl, when passing un
der an English walnut tree with' her
friend, that exclaimed: "My, but aren't
those prunes green!"
Mr. Swartz says that the new harpoon
fork is a very eagy thing to handle and
the hay will be put away very much
easier this year than last.
Mr. Van Tassel, Martin Sampson and
Edward Ainsworth made a trip to Salem
in the hack yesterday on business ft r
the engineering department.
Henry Flemming and James White
head, manager and assistant manager of
the dining-room-hog-pen express com
pany, have changed their schedule so that
they may be able to make the rounds
with the teamster to the berry ranch.
Mrs. E. Laufman and d'aughter, Miss
Florence, are visiting Chemawa and are
the guests of Mrs. Brewer and Mies
Gertrude. Formerly they were residents
of this place, but their home is now in
Union, Oregon, where Miss Florence
Laufman is a teacher in the high school.
They note many improvement0 in Che
mawa during the years they have been
away,