The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-11-26
SHELLEY


Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Connie were
In town on Friday last, having re-
turned from trip east. Mr.. Co
nine has accepted a position as
night operator for the o. S. l.. at
Rexburg.
Business houses which are closed
now at nights, such as pool halls
and the theatre, expect to open again
the twenty-fifth of this month.
Light rains fell here last Thurs
day and Friday.
About all the farmers around
Shelley have completed the harvest
ing Of the beet CROP
Guy Mallory recently left for Salt
Lake City to resume his duties in
the s. A. T. c. at the University of
Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood of Idaho
Falls were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Miller here last Sunday.
VIM. Flyg, Antoine Christensen,
and Clifford Dean left for Salt Lake
City to resume their duties as mem
bers of the s. A. T C. These boys
have been home on quite an extended
furlough. They expect to be in the
s. A. T. c. until June, staying the
whole school year.
Dee Mathews, Aaron HUT, and
Sam HUT were Idaho Falls visitors
last Sunday.
7. w. Shelley returned from Idaho
Falls last Sunday, after weeks
visit with friends.
Word was recently received from
Joseph Patterson, who is in France
fighting, and has been there for over
nine months, saying he had been in
another big drive. He said he had
been fighting for ten days, during
that time going thru all kinds of
weather and driving the Hun back
all the time. He became ill with
the grippe and was sent to the hos
pital. Then, having recovered, he
again became sick fellow, having
an attack of appendicitis. When
last heard from he had been operated
on and expected to be well enough
to come home in short time now
that the war is over.
1t is thot schools will open here
Nov. Is.
Doc Fairless is home on short
furlough.
Mrs. Bert Camblin was an Idaho
Falls Visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Lulu Mcguire and mother
were down from Idaho Falls last
Sunday visiting with friends and
relatives.
Adolph Haider, Roy Harker, Sonny
Chadwick, and Ezra johnson went
to Idaho Falls last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Moore and Mrs. |
q. w. Ellingson were business Wis
itors to Idaho Falls last Tuesday.
e. N. Freeman was q business Wis
itor in Idaho Falls last Tuesday.
DR.. Packard has been i'll for some |
time with the influenza, but is get
ting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected when last reported.
The flu seems to be more serious
in the surrounding country than in
the immediate vicinity of Shelley.
Mrs. O. v. Hurdle and son, Frank,
were in Idaho Falls on Tuesday last.
VIM. c. Wilson and family. were
in Idaho Falls last Tuesday.
Gould Porter is reported to be very
Ill with the influenza, other compli-
cations are said to have set in, and
his condition is serious. Other mem
bers Of the Porter family are also
sick with the flu. N
n Clyde Adams and William flowers
we're Idaho FAILS visitors last Tues
lay evening.
School on Saturdays.
Many students have wondered
whether there would be school on
when the schools opened
gain. This is not known for GER
ain, but as this plan was adopted
or time last year and did not
rork very well, It is thot that such
plan would not be advisable again
Ills year, as there Ia generally a
cry poor attendance on Saturdays.
Continue to buy w. 8. 10. for our
,ldier boys. They must be- well pro-
ded for and smust be brought home l