JULIA FO USMAN, CHF.MAWA, OHEO.
Just h few lines to let you know you
are not forgotten l>y me. I have had
to quit school for a while on account
of my eyes bothering me but they are
better now.
I have takeu up nursing for my
work and like it very much. Since
I cannot use ray eyes lor close work
and reading 1 am bikini; oral lessons
from one of my teachers, Mrs. Brace.
She is a very helpful lady
I hen*
Oreviou is a beautiful plan*!,
are so many things to see that von
cannot see there, but 1 wish I eou.tl
see » l ot }OU attain.
I have a new unitar instruction
book and it helps me a yreat deal.
We will have about 2:1 graduates
from the senior _rade this year.
The clipping is from the \ . W. C.A.
notes in the Chomawa American;
“((no of the active no nibi rs of the
asas-iation, Julia foreman, eonditots
the Branch no- tinys each Sunday i*
the reading room 01 the Small (iir.s’
Home.'
HKNIIY M \TIIRSOX, IJIIKM \W.\. OKKCJ.
I feel that I fill* making «n*d prnv
r*-HH in fhw srh'Mil. especially in arifh
advanced his’nry, writ ini* and
j»rimtnar. I "'ill not j»»jt ti> learn any
of ri>** trail *s as I "ill graduate before
I wn.f starhsl well toward learning a
trul. When I get through li»*ri* I "ill
L.,> * , 11i ^}, s» !i k*1 at S il -in I lia\ •• not
hr .ken any of the school ml. ssimr I
came In rearnl my general average in
examinations " ms 9^. We drill "ifh
muskets, manhing m arlv two miles
an t hark with tin* band jdaving.
\f v wi.rU s1 * far lias lwen nnstly in
tin- ottirr and mv mind is devi l .ping
h • • 1 ns.* I ran solve much hard* r r- di
tto ns than 1 could.
DAVID FO UNMAN, Cl I F.M AW A.
An* the Dills covered with snow
yet':' How I would like being lip
there this time of year! How are the
carpenter Iniys? Is the table they
wen* making finished yetr Is the
chair I was making doner
Well, I hop*; 1 can sometime visit,
the old island on which I lived ten
years, and also my old friend tin*
woodghed and the Behind house hy the
geaai In.
I work**! at first in tin* tailor shop
but flirt not like it ho left at onee.
I told fho tailor boss I wiiM even
rather jjo to tin* wo.slshtsl anil ho tohi
iiio to tot out of thoro I wont th. n
to tho second boss Mini asked him if 1
e.onhl v:^t another job instead • f sit
tint* up there ai d sowing like an old
woman. Homs id 1110 w In re 1 would
liko to work and I told him I would
lik«* t. work at tho dairy. Ilosiid
“(roahcad and do tin host von ••mi.”
So thoro is w In ro I wont and tin iv is
where I will stay.
I joinod the lb>\ Sooutsns 8o<>n ns f
emtio and wo l-o out s< • ntinv in tin
tvoodg. Wo traoo tho tracks « f s-mn*
of tho boys who eo out first and
break brandies fr«>*n tho trees.
\\V f.■» ) surr our r* ok rs will >••• in
ter* sh*#l in the extr-irts from le*t« rs
Tvr*'\vi-cl from jjirls Mini hnvH wh<*
wen form- r) v nn mhers .f the K. li.t >.
fainilv. Surli fuvoml t»* r. jk.rls an
i 11« 1. I fl L. I it it yillg InllHtt'llii lll»VI* >•••!»
ho intimately MSHoeiottsl with thorn
hikI win > are til ways inleresfeil in :i«*
ooi.iits of their ups anil <h>\wis ont in
th e w < »rt :n]n y u«»rlrl.
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Sohool <*jm led September 1 w ifli .tn
r rollmofit of nearly 50- All seeineil
to In* to work a^iiu ami are
Inking a lively inter* sL.