Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198?, January 13, 1911, Page 10, Image 10

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THE
CHEMAWA
CUTTING TABLE CLIPPINGS.
AMERICAN
Charlie Martin is becoming a good
button-hole maker. He is a very faith­
ful worker and a very pleasant boy to
work with. Charlie can always see the
bright side of everything and every task
is a pleasure to this desirable boy.
He is a veritable “Sunny Jim” with a
perpetual smile, and is always willing to
do as he is told We owe much to Char­
lie for his good example.
We are pleased to report a visit from
our esteemed friend and late associate,
Frank Rosenberger, who sp»nt a pleas­
ant half hour with u*. We »re delghted
to hear of Frank’s success in hi- under
taking and trust that the future will
prove the worthiness of which we feel he
is capable.—T aiior S hop .
The tailor shop is full of good news,
which we will try to share with our fel­
low-workers at Chemawa. To begin
with, we are very busy, and consequent­
ly very happy. Therefore, we are happi­
ly busy The second proposition is to
have others enjoy our pleasant state by
seeing things as we see them.
On Friday we received an order from
the office, signed by the superintendent,
to cut and make a cape for one of the
McBride Hall girls This cape was in­
tended as a gift from the school to Allah
• Madison who was married to our friend
and late associate, Frank Rosenberger—
a young man whom the tailor shop is
pleased to know. This garment was cut
hv Gideon Hanbury and made by Gid­
HAVE YOU NOTICED—
eon Hanbury and Joe Simplon. This
John Murray’s new “Gordon?”
being the first garment of this kind cut
Arthur VanPelt’s new steel-toe arch,
in our shop, we were pleased to receive
the order, as we are always pleased to Florsheim Brand, collegian brogans?
Gideon Hanbury’s three button, dip
receive orders for making any garment
that is unusual. It helps the student front sack, and 2-inch pegs? Some­
thing classy t l,ere, Gideon
cutter, of which we have a few.
Nick Hatch’s new ( ollegian Brand
The cutting class is now studying the serge?
designing of vests, of which there are
John Horn’s up-to-date ice cream trou­
several styles, but at present we have sers?
under instruction the single-breasted
Archie Lane’s new white vest? Some
vest without a collar Only coat-makers class to those pearl buttons, Pork.
are in this class, they being sufficiently
Pat«y Ba n e tt’s hatband?
Hatch
advanced to take the instruction.
made that.
We report the absence of Luther Clem­
Thoma« Williams clod hoppers?
ents and Burney Wilson on account of They came handy as snow shovels dur­
slight injuries, and look for their early ing the week
return to our shop.
Reggie Downie's overcoat? Some­
thing
military about that, Fan.
Arthur VanPelt is making a pair of
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uniform trousers for himself. They were
Jake Hilburn is now working in the
cut by Nick Hatch, who, by the wav, is
not to be made light of as a trousers bakery.
John Murray visited Salem last Sat­
cutter. He can design some. His pro­
urday
and took in ‘ Bly’s.”
duction of a pair of peg-tops is very de­
Willie Mose and Levi Sortor are wood
sirable and hepromises well for the future. haulers
this week for the fireman.