THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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J LOCALS
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We have been having ideal weather
of late.
Miss Leader is enjoying her annual
vacation.
Mr. Saunders recently made a fishing
trip up on the Santiam river.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell returned from
Portland on Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teabo are spend
ing their vacation at Grande Ronde.
A number of the band boys have
treated us to evening concerts. We ap
preciate them.
Patsy Loftus was among those who
departed on Saturday for Wrangell, Alas
ka. Good luck to Patsy.
Miss Dohse is acting cook during the
absence. of Mrs. Brewer, who is on her
annual leave of absence.
Geo. F. Kengott, Ph. D., of Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass., was here
recently on a visit to the school.
Frank Souvigner, historian of this
year's graduating class, has returned to
his home in Cathlamet, Wash.
Mrs. Brewer has gone to her Tacoma
home to spend her vacation. She was
accompanied home by her daughters,
Miss Gertrude and Ruth.
Miss Esther Napoleon, a member of
our graduating class this year, has re
turned to her ho:ne in Puyallup. She
left many friends in Chemawa.
Mr. Chas. E. Larsen, our assistant
disciplinarian, who is on his annual
leave of absence, came up from Portland
on Monday to spend a day or two at .
Chemawa.
Miss Dollie Case, .a member of this
year's graduating class, har returned to
her home in Wrangell, Alaska. Sincere
friends will always rejoice to hear from
this talented girl.J
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Mr. andr.Mrs. Lancaster Spencer, of
Toppenish, Wash., were here recently to
visit their daughters. They brought with
them another daughter, Esther, who has
enrolled in the school.
On Saturday Mary Loftus and Eleanor
Lynch departed for their home in. Wran
gell, Alaska. Many genuine friends here
wTish them a happy visit and will give
them a warm welcome on their return to
school.
On July 28, 1910, at the Espiscopal
Rectory in Pendleton, Oregon, Miss
Margaret Miller and Mr. Geo. E. Wells
of La Grande, Oregon were united in
marriage. Miss Miller at one time was
a teacher in Chemawa and has the
good wishes of friends here for a life of
happiness.
On the evening of August 2nd Supt.
Chalcraft gave quite an exhibition of
pictures, to the delight of visitors, em
ployes and pupils A canvas was fixed
up on the lawn near the bandstand and
a splendid view was obtainable from
both sidps of the canvas. It was an
interesting exhibit.
Bennie Wilcox, has gone for a vaca
tion to his home in Ketchikan, Alaska;
Reggie Downie left on Saturday for his
home in Tacoma, Wash., and Jasper
Grant, on the same date, took the boat
from Portland for. his home in Eureka,
Calif. All are printer boys, good bright
fellows and we are pleased to state that
all of them will return to continue school
and their work in this office.