The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-30
SHELLEY


Miss Goldie White was an Idaho
Falls visitor Saturday afternoon.
Dow Williams of Idaho Falls was
in town Tuesday on business.
Vernon Hansen was helping out in
the Boyle-Rockwood Hardware Tues
day.
Mrs. Belle Bybee and child OF
Idaho Falls and Miss Eva Lord OF
Shelley were driving toward Idaho
Falls on the main road Thursday
evening in Dodge roadster. The
roads were muddy and slick, Mrs.
Bybee was driving at q good rate
of speed. Some way the car skidded
and turned completely over. Miss
Lord suffered q broken arm and
wrenched back. Mrs. Bybee and
child were not seriously injured ex-
cept that they received a number of
bruises. The windshield and top of
the car were broken, otherwise the
car was not damaged to any extent.
Thiswas very lucky accident as any
one or all of the occupants Of the car
might have been killed.
Quite a number of Idaho Falls
people have been attending the Shell
ley chautauQua during the past few
days. 1a3f& St st
Mr.. MacIntyre Of the Western
Loan & Building company of Salt
Lake City was in the city Monday
morning on business for said COM
pany.
James Kiholm rJr., was an Idaho
Falls visitor on business last Satur-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Kettenring Of Idaho
Falls were Shelley visitors Monday.
Monday evening the fifth day Of
our chautauqua was scream from
start to finish. The Keighley's
Broadway Players presented that
rip-roaring comedy success, Moth
ing but the Truth" Approximately
5000 people were crowded into the
big tent to witness the play. The
crowd was in a continual uproar dur
ing the whole performance. Shelley
is fortunate to have had such tai
ented group Of players present such
a play.
Mrs. Glen Var Velle and Miss Lucy
Langton were Idaho Falls visitors
Monday. %
Monday, the hfth day of our
chautauqua was also good. The
afternoon program was community
singing led by Walter Jenkins. who
Is a master Of such work. Following
this Father d. ]. Cronin gave, q
lecture on "The Weeds and Flowers
of Literature" which was interest
ing and educational.
Joe Young Of Monroe was in town
Monday on business.
Mrs. John Jorgensen and daughter
Dorthea returned Friday from Salt
Lake City.
Miss Fay Yeaman, who has been
attending school in Ogden, Utah, re-
turned home Friday evening after q
successful school year.
e. A. Edwards was an Idaho Falls
business visitor last Saturday.
]. Johnston and wife. of Idaho
Falls were Shelley visitors Wednes-
day evening. 49, &e
Mrs. C. G: Davidson Of Mackay ar-1
rived Thursday to spend few days
visiting with her daughter Mrs.
George Harrill. Mrs. Davidson says
the conditions around Mackay are
very favorable for good crops.
Tuesday evening the fifth day of
our chautauqua, we had one of our
best entertainments. Peter Clark
Macfarlane, a world-famed public
speaker and writer, gave lecture
on Gus Americans. His lecture was
educational and interesting; there
was no time in his lecture that he
did not have the undivided attention
of his audience.
Miss Rose B. Lane, junior director
of our chautauqua this year, took all
the kiddies on picnic Wednesday
morning. A large number of the
Riddles of the vicinity turned out and
had fine time under Miss Lanes
supervision. II
The Sam Lewis company gave two