The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23


people were present, the big tent be
ing filled to capacity.
J. L. Moore made business trir
to Idaho Falls Friday evening.
Mrs. Larue Cook returned the lat.
ter part of the week from Salt Lake
City, where she has been spending q
few days visiting with friends and
relatives.
About $500 acres of sugar beets
are being grown in the vicinity OF
Shelley this year.
q. B. Peterson, manager Of the
Underwood Typewriter company Of
Pocatello, Idaho was in the city Sat-
urday morning on business.
M. H. Brown Of Pocatello was In
town Saturday on business.
William Powers Jr. of Idaho Falls
was In town Friday evening attend
ing chautauqua, he returned on the
early morning train Saturday morn
Ing. to
Mayor Bennett, N. s. Sage, j. e,
Kelley and r. N. Packard returned
from Salt Lake City Sunday morning
In DR.. Packard's car They at
tended the Park-to-Park Highway
convention held in Salt Lake City
last week. gr1, .uakf ..g
Saturday afternoon and evening Of
our third day Of chautauQua was en-
joyed by all who attended. The two
entertainments were given by the
9Orpheus Four, male quartet of the
Orpheus club Of Los Angeles, which
organization was the winner of the
international grand prize of $4,000
at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
Their program was full Of wit and
humor and was composed Of the best
musical talent. The harmony Of
their renditions was fine. The per-
sonnet Of this organization is as fol-
lows: Samuel B. Glasse, first tenor;
Paul D. Adams, second tenor and &C.
companist; William G., Wells, BARI
tone; Werner A. Campbell. bass. K
The dance given in the Ensign hall
Saturday evening was very we'll at
tended, the music and floor were
both good, and all had an exception
ally good time.
Miss Dorothy Taylor Of Rigby has
been here for the past few days visit
ing with Misses Esther and Mabel
Holland.
Misses Carrie Hansen and Fern
Foster have been helping out in the
Shelley Mercantile company during
the past few days. Shelley Mercantile
company is putting on an unusual
sale this week.
M. p. Bates of Idaho Falls was in
town Monday, June 20 on business.
A dance will be given in the En-
sign hall Monday evening, June 20
by the Odd Fellows lodge.
L. ]. Firth Of Firth, Idaho, was In
town Monday on business matters.
DR.. and Mrs. Kettenring of Idaho
Falls were in the city Sunday even
Ing visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Moore and attending chautauQua.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Joe George of Idaho
Falls were in the city Sunday and
visiting with friends.
The fourth day of our chautauqua
was given us with great fervor on the
part Of the entertainers. The Jugo-
5lav orchestra of the Balkans gave
Us two mighty good musical pro-
grams, one in the afternoon and one
IN thqievening. Their music was full
If pep, showed unusual talent and
vas exceptional for it's harmony.
Sunday, the fourth day Of chautau-
lua, will long be remembered be-
'ause of the fine lecture on "The con-
litions in Russia" given by Tom
'keyhill, now a world-famed
ecturer. His descriptions were fine,
lis lecture was educational in every
aspect. and appreciated by all who
ttended. We sincerely hope we may
ave the pleasure of hearing Mr..
'keyhin again next year.
Many Idaho Falls people were in |
'helley Sunday Afternoon and even
ng attending chautauqua.
Professor Langton went to Black
cot Monday on educational matters
f Importance.
Rev. Riley's sermon at the Metho-
list church Sunday morning was; ap-
reciated. very much by all present.
lis subject was "The Miracles of
Iature."
Roy Bevard of Idaho Falls was
kelley visitor Sunday.
An unusual number of New
weden people attended our chautau-
VA Sunday afternoon and evening.
helley heartily welcomes all her
eighbors.
Cliff G. Hayes of Idaho Falls was
l town Saturday afternoon on bust
ess.
John Wadsworth went to Idaho
'alls Saturday afternoon on bust
ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nicholson and
aughter Aslaugh were Salt Lake
isitors last week.
Mrs, J. G.. Kimball, who has been
l during the past week, is now get
ng along nicely and her many
'iends are glad to hear this.
A baseball game was staged at
Noodville last Saturday, between the
Voodville Spud Angels and the
kelley Bear Cats. The game was a
for the Shelley team. The
core was 8 to rs in favor of the
ear Cats. A game is scheduled at
le Shelley ball park next Saturday
fternoon between the above named
cams. Come out and see the game,
le Woodville Spud Angels say they
re coming over to wallop the Shell
" Bear Cats. Remember the date,
aturday, June Is, at $50 p. m.