The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-20
SHELLEY

Mrs. H. C. Mcguire and little sor
Hugh of Twin Falls, Idaho arrived
here Monday and will visit with hel
sister Mrs. w. s. Wright for several
days.
The big chautauqua tent went ur
Thursday morning on the vacant lot
west of the Shelley Mill & Elevator
Co. The Commercial club and the
business men of Shelley are putting
up the money for the chautauqua this
year and we are going to have free
chautauqua. The only charge that
will be made is a small fee for re-
served seats. Everybody come out
and enjoy one of the finest chautau-
quas in the west. Seven big days,
fourteen entertainments, beginning
Thursday evening, June 16 and end
ing the evening Of June 20.
Don Orput, superintendent of the
Shelley chautauqua this year arrived
IN town last Monday morning. He
says he is here to do everything in
his power to make the Shelley
chautauqua success, and the citi-
zens of this vicinity are back of him
in doing the right thing.
Amos Harker is building a fine
new residence on Pine street, Car
penters Soucie, Madsen and Bennett
are doing the work.
Attorney Jensen was in Blackfoot
several times last week on important
business matters.
Mrs. Don Sanderson and Mrs. J.L.
Moore went to Idaho Falls Wednes-
day afternoon.
Lloyd Johnson was an Idaho Falls
visitor Wednesday.
John I. Dean is building an attrac-
tive back porch to his residence on
Locut street. Carpenters Fred John
son and Dave Montague are doing
the work.
Mrs. Arthur Chapman of Shelley
was an Idaho Falls visitor Wednes-
day.
DR.. Packard, N. S. Sage, T. E. Mad
ding and Mayor Bennett went to Salt
Lake City Tuesday evening in Mr..
Packard's car. They will attend the
park to park highway convention
there Wednesday, June Is. They
will also meet with the officials
of the Utah-Idaho Sugar company of
Salt Lake and will endeavor to find
out definitely whether the factory at
Shelley will be operated this fall or
not.
w. S. Wright recently built
garage east of his residence, adding
to the attractiveness of his little
home.
Porter Foster has been working in
the Club Cigar store for the past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yale Hurdle of
Chicago got off the train Monday
evening and will visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. v. Hurdle of
this city. Yale Hurdle was former
Shelley boy and is now practicing
dentist in Chicago.
Miss Elva Robinson of Salt Lake
City is here visiting with relatives.
Her many friends are also glad to
see her.
The Shelley fire department now
holds their practice drill every Mon
day evening. Shelley wants no more
fires like those which have occurred
IN the past.
Miss Rose B. Lane, the talented
young lady who has charge of the
unior chautauqua this year, is go
ng to have a great treat for the
Send all the Riddles around
o her in the mornings and she will
each them something worth while.
She told the audience from the plat
orm Thursday evening, Teach the
riddles to play square and they will
'lay square when they are grown"
Mss Lane hales from the University
# California.
Miss Mabel Holland returned from
'alt Lake City Wednesday evening,
where she has been attending the
University of Utah during the past
chool year. She has had very sue
essful year at the university and
Ter many Shelley friends are glad to