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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1911)
ß THE CHEMAWA .A . A A . J scHDemic icems { AMERICAN and hope this continues all through the winter. Miss Dohse took five girls out walk ing Sunday afternoon. They all en joyed the walk and appreciated her kindness. When they came back she took them to her room and let them play some games. --------- ------------- ^gpr ~^y ^ j i John Crane is now working in the harness shop. Lubova Siftsoff is now working in the hospital as a nurse. Miss Howard, of Salem, was out on LO CALS Sunday visiting Miss Skipton. Mr. Gillett made a trip to Portland President Taft was in Salem a few last week on business for himself. hours yesterday while on his tour of the Nich Hatch is now working on his West. own civilian suit in the tailor shop. Mrs. Chalcraft has been filling a va Mr. Teabo went to Grande Ronde on cancy on the teaching staff during the past two weeks. last Saturday to remain a few days. Miss Clover Miller, who taught a few The sewing room girls are expecting to finish the small girls’ ginghams this rtaya at our school, temporarily, left for week. Salem on Tuesday evening, having se Pearl Davis is expected to return cured a permanent position as teacher in from her home in Montana the last of the schools of the capital city. this month. Dr. McGaw occupied our pulpit as Irving Shepard takes the place of usual last Sunday evening and delivered Robert Downie as a “devil” in the print an interesting sermon. Next Sunday he will not be here owing tothe fact that ing office. We all enjoyed the football game on the synod will be in session. B orn —To Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. last Saturday, played between the first Fickle, at Chemawa, Oregon, on October and second teams. We are all glad school started and 5, 1911, a daughter. The baby was glad to see so many boys and girls come named Susan in honor of Mrs. Fickle’s mother, Mrs. Susan Stevenson. back to the school. Tomorrow evening, Oct. 14, the firs Thomas Powers, who has been work ing in the engine room, is intending to “Chamber-Music” concert of the year will be given in our chapel. Mr. Mor- work in the blacksmith shop. daunt Goodnough, concert pianist, will In last Saturday’s football game be the visiting artist. He will be assist Reggie Downie made a good showing as ed by our string orchestra which con quarter back tor the first team. sists of the following members: Ruth The tailor shop apprentices are glad yn Turney, Maude Lowry, Rena Mann, to have Gideon Hanbury return, for he violins; Pickering Chalcraft, viola; Chas. is the ablest member of the force. E. Larsen, ’cello, and Fannie Adams, We have been having very few pa double bass. A program and full ac tients all summer long in the hospital count will be given in our next issue.
