The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-27
SHELLEY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Received July IA

was pretty we'll attended. The usual
Idaho Falls bunch was down. We
had the popular Burns orchestra OF
Salt Lake City. ~
A. G. Stuart recently arrived from
the middle states, where he spent
some time visiting. with relatives
and looking over the country. He
says things in Kansas are we'll on
their way back to normal. He also
states that there is a. good deal of
building going on in that state at
the present time,l. u +:
The Shelley business men held a
meeting during the week and have
voted to celebrate the. July "a,
Pioneer Day. The celebration from
all, reports, is going. to be much bet
ter than the one last year. Every
body is. invited to, our little city on
that day. y ,:a ~ a
50 A new Willis-Knight touring car
has made Its appearance in. the city.
: ALBERT Christenseneis the owner.
y; Dr.. Packard recently purchased a
fine &,new Peerless enclosed four
seated town carr $3.50
III George Harrin with a number OF
friends spent; the, weekend in Swan
valley on q fishing trip
Walford Johnson and Kendall
Warren were in the city Tuesday
evening attending the dance in, the
Ensign hall. They are Of Idaho
Falls. (.
Il, The: AL Burt family were in Ogden
last. week visiting with friends and
relatives. ~ ~.
Mayor Bennett, W. s. Wright,
Joseph Adams and Nelson Miller
took luncheon with the Kiwanis
club of Blackfoot Thursday. They
report being very royalty treated
and said the eats were most appetiz-
ing.
Mr.. williams of the w. w. Whole
sale company of Pocatello was In
town Thursday on business. His
company Is interested in the Stag
Pool Hall and it is reported that this
place of business will be opened to
the public again in the near future.
Erick Miller's lawn was q the
scene of a slumber party last We'd
nesday evening. The Bee Hive girls
Of the Second ward were the particle
pants. Thy report having plenty of
fun and mosquito bites.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Moore and baby
Keith arrived home Thursday from
Denver, where they have been for
the past month. They report very
good trip.
Among those who attended the
dance in the open air pavilion in
Idaho Falls Wednesday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kingsbury, Mrs.
u. G.. Paterson, Misses Marie and
Luella Christensen, Vivian Ander-
son, Porter Foster, S. H. Kedding-
ton, Floyd Moore and Russell Miller.
E. w. Harold of Aberdeen was in
the city Thursday visiting with.
friends.
DR.. Wilson Sr. of Idaho Falls was
in the city Thursday on business and
talking over the prospects Of good
spud market this fall with his friends
here.
Received Wednesday, July 10
Frank DeKay of Blackfoot was in
our city Friday on business matters
and renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Edith Crookston of Poca-
tello spent the last weekend with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Crookston.
The Lucky 13" Bridge club met
at the home of Mrs. F. E. Roberts
last Friday afternoon. Miss Goldie
White won the high score of the
afternoon. The refreshment served
were greatly enjoyed by all the
ladies present.
Roy s. DeKay of Blackfoot was in
the city Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stevens left
Sunday morning for Kentucky. Mr..
Stevens thought change Of climate
would improve his health which has
been poor for some time.
Ralph Jensen of Rexburg has
been in the city during the past
week working for the Utah Light &
Power Co. He has been plotting a
map of the electrical wiring in the
city for the company.
Misses Ethel Moore and Audrey
Miller attended the open air dance
in Idaho Falls on Saturday evening.
Many farmers in this vicinity re-
port that they have the prospects Of
the biggest potato crops in the
history of the community.
Floyd X. Riley and wife and
children are attending the Epworth
League institute at Geyer Hot
Springs near HALEY, Idaho.
L. w. Norris is now the owner Of
a Studebaker six touring car.
Shelley will celebrate the Twenty
fourth of July. 1t will be the big
gest celebration of its kind ever held
in the city. Different committees
are now arranging the order and
number Of events for that day. Shell
ley folks extend hearty invitation
to people of other towns and cities
| up and down the valley.
Miss Gladys Watts of Dubois was
in the city Sunday visiting with
Misses Ethel Moore and Audrey
Miller.
w. s. Wright, DR.. Packard, and
Bert Biller took fishing trip during
the weekend. They went up on the