The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-11-29

complications setting in after the In
tluenza. Her husband wrote later
that she was resting easily after the
operation. .
|, The Shelley Mercantile company
Is remodeling 1t sold machinery
building, making two storerooms out
of the same. ]. c.. Bolander will
move his shoe shop from under the
Central Barber Shop into one of the
storerooms.
Miss Genevieve Cutler Home.
Miss Genevieve Cutler is home for
short time visiting with her par
ents. She resigned her position as
deputy auditor at the Blackfoot court
house. She expects to go to Salt
Lake City soon and accept a position
offered her there. Her many friends
are glad to see her back in Shelley
again, though it be only for a short
time.
Five Mexicans out at the River
view ranch have become stricken
with the influenza.
There are reported to be many
cases Of the influenza in Woodville
and three persons are said to have
died Of it there.
Soldier Boys to Come Home.
Some of the Shelley boys who are
now In training camps are expected
home in a short time. OF the 200,-
900 boys to be sent home during the
next two weeks. there are expected
to be several Shelley boys among
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. woodward are
the proud parents Of a fine baby boy,
People have been active here III
the campaign for the United War
Work. 1t is hoped that Shelley will
reach her quota.
Harold Woodward returned to Lo-
gan, Utah, last week to resume his
duties as a member of the s. A. II. G.
at the U. A. G.. He expects to be
there the full school year. If the
War Department does not. change the
present regulations regarding the s.
A. T. C.
School is now expected to start a
week from Monday last.
/, Miss Edna Hammer Of Woodville,
who has been ill for some time with
the influenza, is now out and around
again.
DR.. Packard and young daughter,
Alton, who have been i'll for over q
week with the "flu;" are recovering
nicely at the present writing.
L. ]. Inglestrom is excavating for
a new house as he expects to build
early in the spring.
WadatBrothers had an unusually
nice display Of clothing in their win
dows last week. e4
The Mallory Cash Store now have
their Christmas goods in stock.
The Shelley Mercantile company
had a large cleanup sale last Sat-
urday, which was well patronized.
improvements have been added to
the Virginia Theatre and this place
of business will open on Monday the
25th. II
A number of Shelley boys now in
France expect to be home by Christ
mas. !, they SUI y WILDE warmly well
coined.
abe sugar factory shut down here
recently for repairs, but soon was
running again. At the present time
1t is thot that the years run will be
completed about the first of Febru-
airy.
Many people here are buying
Thrift Stamps regularly. The good
work should be kept up, as Uncle
Sam needs the money to bring our
great army home and to feed the
starving German people. The money
is also needed tor other things just
as important.
John Schureman and Lyman Mad
sen are doing the carpenter work in
remodeling the Shelley Mercantile
machine building.
John Jorgensen received word
from his brother, Andrew, recently.
Andrew stated in his letter that he
thought he would be back in Shelley
again by Christmas.
The influenza situation here has
not improved to any great extent, If
any, but business houses will open
up here at night again as usual be-
ginning Monday, and If the "fu" be-
comes worse they will have to be
closed up again,
A number of the ,Eterick Miller |
family have the "flu," but not SER
lous enough to cause any alarm as |
yet.
Miss Louise Groesbeck is now i'll |
with the flu, but her case is not
serious.
The doctors here try to emphasize |
hat there is no danger of death
from che influenza If people will take
ARE Of themselves properly If they
ret the disease There are enough |