The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-30
SHELLEY


Wayne Farrer, who is employed
by the Shelley Mercantile company
left Saturday morning for his home
at Provo, Utah, where he will spent
his vacation.
Mrs. Livingston, mother of Wal
lace Livingston, arrived in Shelley
Sunday night. Mrs. Livingston came
to be with her son, who is very IL
with typhoid fever.
Henry Jimmett and family came
in from their dry farm Saturday tc
visit with Mrs. Jimmett, who is in
Shelley receiving medical treatment
from DR.. Edwin Cutler. &
DR.. Frank H. Cutler, Of Shelley
left Monday, July %, for his home
at Hyrum. to spend a week with his
family.
On July % son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Adams, Jr. Mother
and child doing we'll.
DR.. Edwin Cutler made business
trip to Roberts, Idaho, Sunday.
Brigham Parkinson, of Logan
Utah. who has been visiting in Black
foot the past week made a trip to
Shelley, Saturday, July Il, to visit
with friends here. tEts1G.
Misses Genevieve Cutler, of Black
foot, and Helen Carmody, Of Idaho
Falls, attended the dance at Shelley
Saturday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Perry Harrison, of
Pocatello. morored to Shelley, Sun
day evening, July %, to make a
short visit with Mrs. Harrison's aunt,
Miss Kate Elliot, who was operated
on Monday of last week. S''
T. w. Shelley left Saturday morn
ing for Ogden, where he had busi-
ness.
Nathan Nibley, son Of Bishop G.
w. Nibley, of Logan, Utah, is spend
ing few weeks in Shelley, repre-
senting his fathers interests in the
Utah-Idaho sugar factory being
erected here.
The following motor party spent
a pleasant evening in Idaho Falls,
uly "a: The Misses Florence NAL
lory. Esther Holland, Floy Johnson
and Messrs. Elmer Dean"L lloyd johns
son and Milton Kelleya \ E
Messrs. Verdi Whitehead, sgMonte
Walker, George Peterson and Dean
DinWoody attended the Shelley dance
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Miss Genevieve Cutler and Miss
Helen Carmody were Shelley Visitors
July "a. stsoSf
The elevators for the Shelley roll
er mill have been finished and all is
ready for the receipt of grain. la4l
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Bowberry on ufy %. Mother
and~babe doing we'll l~svvssVqsss.za,s's n
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Partridge was made happy on July
"a by the arrival Of son. All DO
ing nicely. N
Groesbeck, while playing intheReity
gravel pit Wednesday, was comp lete-
" lowered up by sudden cavern
of several tons Of gravel and sand.
Passers-by luckily sawsthe little lei
lows predicament and worked Flgt
orously to uncover him. They useq
shoyels and hoes, digging fever1shlB
finally getting him OUT He was eex-
trennely. ill for several hours after
his rescue but was soon on a fair
way. to recovery. -,
The Epworth league gave an Ice
cream and cake1 social in9 the base
ment of the Methodist church Wed-
nesday evening and all present, had
a good time. The society is endeav--
oring to raise money enough TO sehu
a delegation to their district conven-
ton which is to, be, held this Dis year
at Big Springs. The delegates Sc
lected are LaNeya Writ. Phyllis GLOW
and Ruby Null. i.
Roy Clifford, who represents tine
Overland Auto company in Sheliey'
sold sa five passenger touring car 10
w. L. Miller, 2foremanbofi thensteei
gang at the sugar factory II
Bennett & Edwards sold, Friday
40 acres of the r, T., Anderson IafmI Il I
in Taylor to Mrs. Marthah RocKnam'
of OGDEN. Sher will take possession
Of the place this fall and her son
will manage it for her. :.
The funeral of Earl Oler, son Oh
Mr. and Mrs. James Oler, was nelo
at the Second ward chapel Sunday.
Earl was a bright and promising poy
of about IA years when he was sud
denly taken away. The large attend
ance at the funeral showed the nign
esteem in which the family ana the