The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-09-15

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Howard Frogner and VernAl
Christensen were visitors IN Idano
Falls Tuesday, sss
Bert wilberg Of Pocatello wss In
the city Monday on business mat
ters. s'is. =,
Mrs, Freeman Mallory left Mon
day morning to spend as few day
with her folks at Tetonia.
The Shelley Auto company un-
| loaded carload Of Fords here Sat-
urday. Floyd Kendall OF Idaho
Falls is the new manager OF this
company which recently bought OUT
| the Bills interests here.
Ellswood and Catron have been
painting signs for the Shelley Auto
company during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Fletch Of Poca-
tello were in the city Monday even
ing visiting with the ]. L. Moore
family.
Graham Lawrence, special agent
of the Commercial Union Assurance
company, was in the city Monday on
business. Mr.. Lawrence makes his
headquarters in Salt Lake City.
The Past Noble Grand club gave a
party and reception at the A. j..
Nicholson home Monday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Flyg, newly-weds. The club pre-
sented the couple with pretty set
of tea spoons and quite number OF
other pretty presents we're showered
upon them.
John Woods of Long Beach, Calf.
was in the city Sunday afternoon
visiting with his many Shelley
friends. He will be in Idaho for
about thirty days, before returning
to; his home in California.
F. D. Moore made business trip
to Blackfoot Saturday afternoon.
Frank Hurdle was a visitor in
Blackfoot Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flyg and
Mrs. Jacob Flyg were visitors in
Idaho Falls Sunday.
Jim Woods of Idaho Falls was in
the city Sunday visiting with friends.
The dance here Saturday evening
was very poorly attended. Come
Shelley! Let's have some real
dances here. Our young people
should not be driven out of town to
do their dancing.
A large number of Shelley young
people attended the dances in Idaho
Falls Saturday evening and report
having good times.
James Just was in Blackfoot the
latter part of the week on business
matters.
J. c. Jones and family spent Sun
day at Ucon visiting with Elmer Col
Inns and family.
Harold S. Woodward of Blackfoot
was in the city Sunday visiting with
friends. Harold leaves this week for
Iowa City, Iowa, where he will again
take up his studies in dentistry. His
brother Frank will accompany him
and intends to take up electrical
engineering. Both of these young
men were former residents of this
vicinity and were well and favorably
know, and their many Shelley
friends wish them success in their
studies at the University of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Patterson spent
Sunday in Wolverine canyon.
Porter Foster was in Idaho Falls
Sunday evening visiting with friends.
The following from this city will
take up their studies at the Idaho
Technical Institute in Pocatello on
September 10: Ethel Moore, Audrey
Miller, Edith Crookston and Marion
Hurdle, George Powers and Floyd |
Moore. Marion Hurdle and Floyd |
Moore are former Tech students and
will finish their courses there this
year. All the above named are col
lege students. Shelley should be
glad and proud to send this many
students to the Idaho Tech this year.
Miss Lucie Langton was an Idaho
Falls visitor Monday.
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