The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-09

Johnson.
Leroy Adams and Lloyd Johnso,
passed the examination at Salt LAX
City and are on their way to Mar
Island for training.
Phil Keefer Of Idaho Falls was II
Shelley Tuesday.
The first warders gave Mr.. Dear
a welcome home party Wednesda,
evening that was greatly enjoyed b,
all those present. A very good pro
gram was given, after which Mr.
Dean related number of interest
ing experiences in the land of music
/ Hawaii Everyone INDUCED in 6
good watermelon bust" after the
party.
Mrs. Mary Jensen and daughter
Vera OF Nampa were visiting in Shell
ley Tuesday with relatives.
Mrs. o. P. Jensen and sister Mrs
H. Christensen of Idaho Falls were
visiting with friends in Blackfoot
Friday.
Mrs. Martha Humphreys of Bear
Lake is in Shelley visiting with her
son Oliver Humphreys.
Boy Scouts Hike
A number of the boy scouts of
the second ward returned late Satur-
day night from a four days hike to
Hiese, slnburned and happy. They
report having had the jolliest all
round good time imaginable and are
telling the usual fish stories. Their
scout master Sorenson, ably assisted
by Roderick Miller showed them
what real fun there is on a hike.
The scouts were Wallace Hansen,
ARTHUR Daw, Allan johnson, Elvan
Steers, Clyde Oler, Delbert Hamp-
ton, George Williams, Tim Kearney,
Orvill Miller, Harold Porter, Ray
mond Johnson, Ernest Elswood, Ell
mer Moore, Lowell Hansen, LOrin
Humphreys, Trueman Gilquist, Wen
dell Sorenson and Hayne Smith.
Bee Hive Social "a
The Bee Hive girls of the second
ward were delightfully."- entertained
at social Tuesday evening. A pro-
gressive lunch was served at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Mallory,
Prof. and Mrs. James Langton and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yorgensen.
Games were enjoyed during the even
ing. The various swarms combined
made this very jolly party. Those
present were Mesdames Hulda Mick
elson, Olufine Nelson, Edna Lang
ton, Marion Yorgensen and the
Misses Gladys Jensen, lamar Young,
Louis Grosbeck, Lucie Langton, Alice
Elswood, Iva Christensen, Mary Pat
terson, Gladys Miller, Grace john
son, Florence Mallory, Floy johnson,
Sadie Kelley, Minnie Child, Emmer-
EFT Miller, Alice Beasley, Virginia
Patterson, Gerda Johnson, Bessie
Crooks, Edith Oler, Eva Yorgensen,
Jennie Oler, Ruby Mcbride, Lena
Jones, Vera Oler, Bertha Christen-
sen, Violet Williams, Edith Hansen,
Erma Oler, Pearl Kelley, Thelma
Oler, Katie Patterson, Audrey Miller,
Ethel Moore and Mearle Jensen.
Mr.. Edwards was a business visitor
TO Idaho Falls Monday.
Will Jemmett is home after spend
ng week at camp. He failed to
PASS examinations.
Miss Verda Peterson has returned
home, after spending the past few
months in Shelley. |
Prof. James Langton was in
IDAHO Falls Monday on business.
The Misses Mearle and GLADYS
Jensen were in Idaho Falls Satur-
lay.
Barney johnson has been trans
erred from the marine corps into a
Mechanical corps and successfully
passed his examinations.
A number of drafted men left last
Monday for training camps in Cali
ornia and Utah.
A Moline tractor demonstration
vas given on the Minnie Nicholson
OF west of the Sanderson garage last
tuesday, which proved that the trac-
or is something worth while con-
idering. Many farmers witnessed
ne demonstration and were pleased
With the performance of the tractor.
}. E Sanderson has taken the agency
or the Moline tractor, and will sell
anne in territory surrounding
helley.
c. S. Foster recently accepted a
osition with the Shelley Independ-
mt Lumber G. Hardware company.
Earl Norris recently purchased a
ord car belonging to l. A. Packer.
Miss Valet Elliot, who has been
listing with her sister Mrs. T. w.
kelley here for some time, returned
her home in Provo, Utah, on Tues
ay last. Il
A large number of people attended
re ball game between Pocatello and
1aho Falls at the latter place last '
unday. The game was a good one,
le score being seven to nine in favor [
the Pocatello Elks. Ii
J. L. Moore was a business visitor !
Idaho Falls on Monday last. e
J. c. johnson and family are now I
located in their new g
odern home. ly
Bert Wilson of Idaho Falls was c
town last Monday on busine ss.
Q now has the agency for the new I
upmobile car and expects to \sell III
veral in Shelley and vicinity. y r
The New Idea club met at the b
'me OF Mrs. D. e. Sanderson last s
riday. Mrs. A. j. Nicholson was t
q lucky person who got the quilt v
hich was made by the club. There r
rs good attendance. lice cream L
I'd waters were served.
1t may be of interest for Leonard g
arrows friends to know that he is