The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-02
SHELLEY
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Yorgensen
spent few days in Lava Springs
on an outing.
Mr.. Armstrong of Basalt was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
! James Jensen, who is the leader
OF the garden clubs in Shelley was
IN Blackfoot Saturday, where he at
tended a meeting concerning the
agricultural clubs. A number of
other members of the club were also
present at a picnic given at Black
| foot.
The baseball game between Black
foot and Shelley Wednesday on the
Shelley field was an exciting one in
the first half, but in the last half
OF the game Blackfoot made a com
plete walk-a-away. The finishing
score was Z to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James RindAeish
are being congratulated upon the ar
rival OF a fine baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
were in Idaho Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen spent
the weekend in Idaho Falls with
friends.
.AAAoS IsOAc STdIS OI Omana, NoD.,
returned home Friday, after visit
IN Shelley, the guest of Miss Fern
Foster.
The following people have COM
pleted summer course at Albion
State Normal and will teach in this
vicinity:
Willis Dial, Lizzie Daw. Miss
Frances TOlmie, Miss Jessie Arm
strong, Frank Hurdle, Miss Carrie
Mitchell, Miss Jane Luffkin, Miss
Edna Hammer and Miss Anna Blom-
quist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley made
business trip to Lincoln last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
and family had an enjoyable time
at Lava Springs last week.
DR.. Claribel Sickert was a pro-
fessional visitor here Friday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Cox, who was
killed by lightning last week was
held in the first ward chapel Satur-
day afternoon. The large number
Of people testified to the many
friends who grieve. Most impressive
,alks were given. Interment was
made in Basalt.
Mrs. T. w. Shelley was visiting
n Idaho Falls Friday.
Mrs. A. N. Nelson ad mother Mrs.
bison were in IDAHO Falls Friday.
Miss Thompson and Mr.. Hancock
u Woodville were quietly married
asst week to the great surprise of a
lost OF friends. Both young people
re well known in this vicinity and
re receiving many congratulations.
large number of baseball fans
rom BlackfOot attended the game
etWeen Shelley and Blackfoot here
Wednesday and went home smiling.
Ding York, Fred Bell and Arvin
'oyle certainly seemed to enjoy
themselves.
The Armstrong brothers of Basalt
re in Shelley assisting John F. Shell
~ in the hay fields. II
Lee Bowen of Blackfoot was in
kelley Wednesday. II
Mrs. Wood spent few days the
rst of the week visiting with friends
| Dlackfoot.
Miss Ella Taylor and Miss Wanda
moot of Blackfoot were in Shelley
'edneesday and celebrated to their
carts content.
Mrs. Mary E. Freeman of Basalt
as visiting with friends in Shelley l
riday.
c. A., Burlin and Lawrence Bum
amer of Blackfoot seemed to be
aving the time of their lives in
Kelley Wednesday.
Word has been received that
rover Bennett, Nate and Alma
acker have arrived safely over the
md. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hale spent We'd n
'sday with friends and relatives in =
ackfoot. &c
Justin Skaggs of Blackfoot was
sitting in Shelley Wednesday.
Ross Robbins of Blackfoot was >,
lebrating in Shelley Wednesday. n
Arnold Crystal of Blackfoot was
Shelley Wednesday.
Bernard Stevenson Of Blackfoot
emit Wednesday here. Y
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