Weekly Chemawa American., March 10, 1911, Page 12, Image 12

THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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Mr. Campbell went on a journy last
week.
We are all glad to see Charles Seguin
back again.
Joseph Lachance returned to school
on Sunday morning
We all enjoyed Dr. Livingston’s lec­
ture on Friday evening.
The plumbers are laying the water
pipe to the new pig pen.
Mr. Westley and his crew have be­
gun planting the vegetables.
The carpenters are very busy building
the porch on the small boys’ home
The senior class are now studying the
measurement of solids in ariihmetic.
Sarah Peratrovich received a very
nice sweater from her mother last week.
We expect the Nonpareil-Excelsior de­
bate to occur on next Thursday evening.
Ella xMcCully received a post card
from one of her friends, saving she will
he here soon.
The Seniorsand Juniors played basket­
ball last Saturday and it was a very in
teresting game.
Mrs. Campbell went to Portland on
Saturday to hear the great piano player,
Josef Hofmann.
We all enjoyed the party which was
given by Agnes Shepard and her friends
on her birthday.
Rosie 0 ’ Brien received a package
from her home, and she likes to look at
the things she got in it.
The sewing room girls started on the
little girls’ dresses last week, and they
are all finished with them.
The hoys are beginning to practice
running five miles. We hope they will
make good in the relay race.
The band hoys are practicing some
classical music which they intend to
play on the hand’s anniversary.
James Smith’s talk in the chapel on
Monday morning was very interesting.
His subject was “Crook County.
Several cards were received from Mrs.
Haight stating that she is getting along
fine and likes her new home very much.
The seniors have finished the 180 re­
view problems and are now busy copy­
ing them to he handed in to their teach­
er.
I he fourth grade pupils are enjoying
some pretty new pictnns, which were
put on the walls of their school room
this week.
Reggie Downie is improving very fast
in his penmanship lessons. He intends
to become a good penman before leaving
Chemawa.
1 he tailors have been very busy the
last few days, sorting the uniforms and
the corduroy suits in the tailor shop to
the right sizes.
Wm. Walters made some picture
frames for himself last week. He says
he is going try to he the best carpenter
when he leaves Chemawa.
McBride Hall girls in the south dor­
mitory have many songs and conver­
sation every evening. You can hear
Ethel Roberts above all. She is a good
alto singer.
Mr. Westley and his detail are plant­
ing their garden seeds in the ham lot
this week and he says that he expects
to put out a blackberry patch hack of
Mr. Henderson’s store