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Miss Grear is sick in the hospital in
Salem. .
Mrs. Campbell has been visiting friends
in Portland since Monday.
Mr. Teibo arrived home on Monday
from a visit to Gr inie Ronde He was
accompanied hom9 by some pupils.
Mr. Joseph Teabo presented Supt.
Chalcraft with a mess of chir a pheasants
the other day, and the courtesy was
' very much oppeciated
Rev. McGaw, of Portland, after being
compelled to miss service here one Sun
da v. was with us on lat Sibbath and
preached a very able sermon.
Pichering Chalcraft has a new shot
gun; a No. 16 guage, breech -loading Rem
ington. Naturally he is quite proud of
it and is giving it a good try-out.
Mr. A. L. French, the ventriloquist,
who appeared in our chapel last Fiiday
evening proved himself a good entertain
er. His efforts were pleasing in every
We are in receipt of a letter from
Haines DeWitt, who is working at- the
carpenter trade in Giande Ronde and
getting along nicely. He assures us
that he is now weighing close to a ton
Friends of Fortunato Jaynie have re
ceived cards from him. The cards a e
postmarked from Tionolulu and all was
well with the writer when he wrote. For
tunaio is on his way to his old home at
Pilar, Pa nay Island, P. I.
Dr. Edward ,Lieurance, formerly at
Chema wa but later located at Crow Agen
cy, Montana, has resigned from Crow
and hen last heard from he was in
Chicago. He wrote that he was one ol
the fans at the great games of baseball
which have been world-wide attractions
A post card recently received from
Robt. Cameron, who is now on the force
of the Herald, published at Eureka,
Calif., writes that his paper is soon to
receive an up-to-date color press. Robert
is certainly making good on the Herald.
Many Chemawans were in Salem on
Saturday to witness the football game,
Willarnette-O. A. C, and all agree that
the game was certainly worth while.
The score was 9 to 6 in faver of 0. A. C,
and the latter was lucky that it was no
worse.
We were sorry to be informed that
Father Datin was the victim of a run-"
away accident last Saturday near his
home at Brooks, Or. He has charge of
the regular Catholic services at Chemawa
and many friends are hoping that he
was not seriosusly hurt. Particulars of
the accident are not available.
LANGUAGE LESSONS.
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I am glad that I am in second grade
there are having race in New York Miss
Dohse read about that air ship race is
going on at New York Miss Dohse
brings the paper every morning she reads
to us and sometimes She does not read
to us When she get through She take the
paper to Miss Leader and she reads to
her boys Eddie Grimes, 2nd Grade.
Saturday there is going to be an air
ship race. Iam glad that I can write a
letter I am in the 2nd grade it is
autumn yesterday I went to school. I
don't work in the" garden. There Was
sociable last night. I am in America.
An air ship can fly in the air. Allan
Shepard, 2nd Grade.
The junior girh are trying very hard
to become first-class dressmakers.