The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18

5 nounced today. Mr.. Blattner Ia
heen elected and has finally accepte
like position at the Oklahoma il
, stitution for tho deaf at Sulphur
: Okla, a school which is PRACTICAL
twice as large as the orc in this city
]. W. blattner came to Devils LAX
!, three years ago from the TeXa
school for the deaf at Austin, will
which he vas connected for quartz
of century. Prior to that he served
as uperintendent of the Colorado
school for the deaf, and taught in thu
Iowa school at Council Bluffs: From
his college graduation he has beer
connected with Institutions for The
deaf, having acquired a vast fund o
knowledge in this line. The fact tina
! he has business interests in the soutl
doubtless had something to do witt
his decision in taking the Oklahoma
/ position, bringing. him in closer touch
with his investments. Since coming
to Devils Lake the Blattner family
have acquired host of friends who
will regret to learn of their decision
/ to leave"
From Tuesdays Daily.)
Lovilia Press: DR.. Otis Cobb was
a visitor in Oskaloosa last Friday.
Lovilia Press: Andrew Mansinl
was transacting business in Oska.
loosa last Friday afternoon.
Washington Journal: Mrs. G. w.
Black went TO OskaIoosa and Des
Moines today for a visit with rela-
tives.
Ira Utterback returned to his
teaching work at Hedrick yesterday
after spending Sunday at home in
this city.
Deep River Record: Earl Jewell
and family moved to OskalOosa Sat
urday where they will make their fu-
ture home.
visiting here for several days, re-
turned to her home in Monomuth,
H.. yesterday.
Centerville Iowegian: Mrs. Mary
Soutwick of Oskaloosa arrived Sun,
day to visit her daughter. Mrs. S. C..
Guernsey, and family.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Roberts o.
Oskaloosa, came last week for a visit
at the home of her daughter and hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Roberts
Miss Florence Sullivan, of Mar,
shalltOwn, was visitor here for a
short time at the home of Mrs. John
Lee, while on her way to Monmouth,
ILL.,, for visit.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. T. J. Reese
spent the latter part of last week at
a hospital at Oskaloosa where she
a minor operation. She
returned home Sunday morning.
Delta Press: Ben Moore was at
Oskaloosa Thursday morning, having
taken his wife there to the hospital
for an operation to be performed. Her
many friends will wish for her early
recovery.
Bussey Record: DIR. G. l.. Minear,
District Superintendent of the Oska-
loOsa District of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, was in Bussey on last
Wednesday and held the first quarter
ly conference at the church at 200
o'clock. He left on the evening train
for his home in OskalOosa.
Knoxville Journal: Park Flanders
and NJ. JOliffe, Knoxville drillers, who
have been engaged at sinking a deep
well on the grounds of the Mahaska
county poor farm property, were home
Saturday and SUNDAY. They figure
that the well will get a good flow at
a depth OF something less than 2Ul
feet.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Mabel Olsen
and daughter Silva, of Ration, New
Mexico, and mother, Mrs. John Rolre.
of Knoxville, speIt Monday with
Mrs. Floy Mcclure and family. In
the afternoon they drove to OsKaloosa
and visited a few old friends there
Mrs. Role returned to Knoxville on
Monday evening, but Mrs. Olsen re-
NAMED until Tuesday evening.
Brighton Enterprise: The NJ. & st.
l.. passengers were restored Sunday.
d popular move with persons who
travel on that road. Chas. Carter,
who has been on one Of the mail
routes into Mason City will be re-
stored to his old run on Nos. 10 and
20 but will have to work on into Os.
kaloOsa instead Of stopping off at
home as before. He has an IS hour
run between Peoria and OskalOosa.
out OF each ten.
EddNY1lle tribune: Mrs. DOtph
Templeton OF Colorado, who had
been visiting in Eddyville. went to
Oskaloosa Monday for a short visit
with Mrs. Fanny Fakow, going from
there to Bussey on Tuesday. From
Bussey she will extend her visit on
to Hamilton and to the old neighbor-
hood near Buxton While in the
cid ncighborhood she will visit the
CIva Hutchinson family on the old
Templeton homestead and with OFT
Hays and family on the w. l.. Hays
farm, also calling ON Thos. Hutchin-
son and family and others in that
locality.
John Gilmore was in town for a
Sunday visit with friends and &C
quaintances.
w. A. Brady left last night via the
NJ. & st. l.. for Cody, Wyoming, to
visit his son.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blakeslee went
to Des Moines to hear Anna Case,
well known soprano.
Mrs. u. J. Kellner departed this
morning for Marengo, where she ex-
poets toy isit for some time.
H. A. Snuffin of Abba was in o.
kaIOOsa Yesterday Iookinp after busi-