The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

and patrons of the school learn of the
change with regret, but wish him
much success in the higher position
Ito which he goes. The offer of the po-
sition came unsolicited, as Mr.. Miller
did not have an application in for the
principalship of the school. Superin.
|tendent Kline, of Waterloo, was
visitor at the local high school among
Others in the state last week and
went over the work thoroughly, tax.
ing note of the management OF the
school, Upon his return to Waterloo
Mr.. Miller was offered the position
and Immediately went to Waterloo TO
look over the situation, with the re-
suit that Oskaloosa will lose him.
The East Waterloo high school is one
of the largest in the state, having an
enrolment of over 400 pupils and
twenty instructors. A substantial In
crease In salary goes with the new
position and Oskaloosa friends are
glad to see the richly deserved promo,
ton although Mr.. Miller and his fam
lily will be greatly missed here both
in social and business circles. The
family will leave Oskaloosa about the
middle of June, as Mr. Miller has
been engaged to teach at the Cornell
College Summer School at Mt. Yer
non. The board has as yet chosen no
successor to Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. S. B. Robson has gone to
What Cheer for a weeks visit.
r. S. Gilbertson was in Winfield
yesterday on business mission.
Mrs. T. N. Bennett has gone to Al
bia to visit relatives for few days.
Mrs. NJ. II. Glenn has gone to He'd
rick to visit relatives for a few
days. .'@'
Miss Ava Maury has returned home
to Belle PLANE after visiting at the
r. NJ. Maury home. ".a'.@ f.JE.aF
Mrs. r. E. Winscott has returned
to Abba after visiting at the w. r.
Whitman home east of the city for the
past week.
Montezuma Republican,: Mr.. Carr
and the agent for the big laundry
down at Oskaloosa were here Tues
day transacting business. - e
Fred J. Miller, of the local High
school corps of instructors, has sign
ed up for the principalship of the
East Side school of Waterloo.
Mrs F. L. Bourman, of Des Moines,
has been the guest of local friends
for the past three days and went to
Abba this morning to visit relatives
before returning home.
Bussey Record: DR.. !. o. Kemble
of Oskaloosa will conduct the quarter.
ly meeting on the Bussey charge May
81 and June l, preaching at Marys-
vile, Saturday evening and Sunday
morning, and at Bussey Sunday night
Rev! Cochran will conduct the, quar-
terly meeting the same date at Edo
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Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Porter were called to Fosterdaie,
Mahaska county, last Thursday even.
ing on account of the death of Mrs.
Porter's uncle, Mr.. Leo belong, who
died of diabetes on Wednesday morn
ing, May IA, aged 70 years, months
and "a days. He was one of the old
settlers of ,Mahaska, county southeast
of Tracy. rs"t s-1ea ~.
Newton Journal: Mesdames Grace
Allen and Homer Rayburn were dele.
gates to the P. E. o. convention held
at Burlington last week. They en-
joyed several days there. then went
to Keokuk to visit the big dam. Re-
turning they stopped in Oskaloosa,
where Mrs. Allen was guest of the
Mark Moormans and Mrs. Rayburn
visited the Elmer Grahams.
Monroe County News: Udell T.
Lewis, of Oskaloosa, who has been in
the employment of the Golden Eagle
Clothing store of that place for
number of years, resigned his position
with that firm the first of May and
came to this city, and visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Lewis, and
family. He departed this morning
for Peoria, H., where he will find EN-
ployment this summer.