The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-10
SHELLEY

John Woods and family Of Idaho
Falls were Shelley visitors New Years
day.
w. s. Wright was a Blackfoot
visitor New Years day.
There was q fair crowd at the
New Years dance, which was the
first dance here since the flu ban was
lifted.
New Years day was a quiet one
here.
Kearney Shot arrived in town last
Wednesday evening in uniform, after
serving in Uncle Sans army several
months as veterinarian. Kearney
is welcomed back with much pleasure
on the part of his many friends here.
He looks as tho he were in the best
of health and says he liked the army
life alright as long as 1t lasted, but
like all the rest Of the boys he is glad
to get home again.
Several Shelley boys went to Idaho
Falls to the dance in the Odean hall
New Years night.
Many of Shelley's young people go
to other towns for recreation. Can't
they have just as good a time at
home?
The sugar factory will probably
close its seasons run here in the
next few days.
The schools were not closed here
on New Years day as it was thought
that the students have had enough
vacation.
Parents are further urged to send
their children to school as thu danger
from the influenza is ut it's lowest
ebD al the present time in this COM
munity. There is no more danger
in ",mIng in contact with the iniil
en2a in the school room than thera
is with picture shows and the dances.
The doctors report very few new
cases of the influenza. This is very
Encouraging after being under the
flu ban for several months.
All business houses except picture
shows, pool halls, drug stores and
restaurants closed here on New Years
day.
Frank Haiti left for Long Beach,
Cal. about ten days ago and will work
at his barber trade there. Frank
has been a barber here for several
years and will be missed at his chair
in Glenn's shop.
The Virginia theatre opened here
again New Years day.
J.sL. Moore and L. Ivan Jensen
were business visitors in Blackfoot
last Thursday.
The Boyle-Graham Hardware COM
pany will open for business here
February 1.
Marion Cutler was home from
school few days last week.
Miss Belle Thornton Is home for a
few days visiting with her mother
Mrs. e. H. Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Brown were
here during the holidays visiting
with Mrs. Browns parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Foster.
]. L. Moore was business visitor
in Pocatello last Friday.
L. A. Hartlett of Idaho Falls was
in Shelley on business last Friday.
Alex Younie of Blackfoot was q
Shelley visitor Friday.
John Woods of Idaho Falls was
down on business Friday.
Superintendent James A. Langton
was a business visitor in Blackfoot
Friday.
The New Idea club met at the
home of Mrs. John Schureman last
Friday afternoon. This is the first
meeting the club has held since the
flu ban has been lifted. An election
of officers was held. Mrs. c. s.
Folter was elected president and
Mrs. John Schureman was elected
vice-president. Mrs. F.. E. McMillen
was put in secretary and Mrs. M. l..
Writ as treasurer. After the cleo
ton of officers refreshments were
served and an enjoyable afternoon
spent by all present.
~. Johnston Of Idaho Falls was in
town last Friday on business con-
corning the Stag Cigar store here.
Fred F. Hansen, who has been
bookkeeper for the Boise-Payette
Lumber company has resigned his
position here and accepted position