The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
SHELLEY

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| Mrs. L. w. Norris entertained the
Past Noble Grand club at the Nal
com home Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Mabel Stanley of Corning, Iowa was
the only visitor present. Delicious
refreshments served were sand.
wiches, salad, Strawberries and ice
cream, cake and ice tea. All enjoyed
the afternoon very much.
Mrs. c. S. Foster and daughter
Fern, were Idaho Falls visitors Mon
| day afternoon visiting with Mrs. w.
H. McCleary Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Sanderson and
children were Idaho Falls visitors
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wright and
children were Idaho Falls visitors
Tuesday evening.
L. Ivan Jensen went to Idaho Falls
Tuesday afternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Disney, and two
children and Russell Disney arrived
in town Tuesday morning from
Lewiston, Idaho, where they have
lived for several years past. They
intend to make their home in Shell
ley for the time being. Jay is a
former resident of Shelley and his
many friends will be glad to see him
back again.
Joe Johnson has been i'll for the
past week or ten days with typhoid.
His many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Adolph Haider recently bought the
blue Ford bug owned by Norm Lam
bert.
Mrs. Norm Lambert is visiting
with her parents at Delta, Utah.
Saturday afternoon, June rs, the
Shelley amateur baseball team
played the Woodville team. The
game was quite one-sided, the score
being % to 6 in favor of the Shell
ley boys. Next Saturday afternoon
another game will be scheduled at
the Shelley ball park between the
two teams. Shelley has not been
beaten yet. Woodville promises d
better game this time. Everybody
come out and see this game, Satur-
day afternoon, July 2.
Mrs. Arthur Hamilton of Idaho
Falls was in town Thursday after
noon visiting with Miss Fern Foster.
Mrs. George Adams and children
of American Falls arrived in town
Friday afternoon and will spend the
next few days visiting with relatives.
Mr.. Price of Idaho Falls was
Shelley visitor Wednesday evening.
The M. l. A. rally of the Shelley
stake held at the First ward church
here Thursday evening was a good
one. A large crowd, old and young,
turned out. The evening was spent
in jollification, dancing, playing
games and later in the evening ice
cream was served. The lawn was a
place of much wholesome merriment.
William Towers Jr., an employee
of the Woolworth store Of Idaho
Falls is spending his vacation visit
ing with his parents and friends
here.
Mrs. ]. G.. Kimball left for Brig
ham City, Utah Thursday to visit her
parents and friends there.
Rev. Riley went up to his farm in
the Mud Lake country Monday even
ing and returned Thursday evening.
An ice cream social was given on
the lawn of the Methodist church
Thursday evening by the girls club of
the church. A good crowd turned
out and had good time. The pur-
pose Of the social was to give all a |
good time and at the same time raise
money to paint the church.
Mr.. Cotant of American Falls
stopped in town Friday morning on
business.
Howard Jemmett and family of
Ogden, Utah are here for a short
lime visiting with friends and rela-
ives. Howard is now in the employ
If the 0. s. L. R. R. at Ogden. His
many Shelley friends are glad to see
lin back tho only for short time.