Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

The Notes did not appear las'
week nor the week before for tht
/ reason that the minister was in the
mountains for ten days outing with
the young men Of the Tecolote Bible
Glass. The party went with a pacl
train into the country round the
Z head Of Squaw Creek, and found Il
a most delightful location for sach
an outing. There were no campers
in that part of the country and the
stock had not penetrated to the
head of the creek. Feed was fine
for the horses. fishing was fine for
the boys. a round with a bear by
Ross Darnell and the minister with
six-shooters added spice to the ex-
pedition and a topic of campfire gos-
sip for days, and in every way the
trip was an exceptionally fine one.
There was an even dozen in the
party. ten days were spent in the
round, and about the tiredest, sun
burnedest, dirtiest, happiest crowd
trailed into Payette with a struggling
pack train last Saturday THAI has
been seen in these parts for some
time. The personnel OF the crowd
was: Banks Kinnison, proud Of all
the Irish blood that's in me-" and
his little brother Allen; Ross DarneIl
and Dannie who found the way all
by 'emselves and Joined the party
at the close of the first days ride
going out; Henry ElomstrOm and
Henry Bird. the first known as Lit
tie Henery" and the latter as Big
Henery;" Vernon Maxfield, the
mighty hunter and expert rifleman
and Earl Shamberger, the profes-
sor;" Albert Hill, chief horse wrang-
gler and broncho buster and Marvin
Mayfield, the chef and master of the
dough pan; Ellsworth Coulter. the
student who took his books along
and brought 'em back again, and
the parson.
On Sunday during the minister's
absence the pulpit was occupied in
the morning by Elder A Wells and
in the evening by Elder Turpin of
the Church of God, who brought his
to our building and
preached the sermon 10 the united
congregations. much to the delight of
the people of the Christian church.
All of the sick show signs of inn
proyement and it is hoped that only a
short time will pass until all OF them
are entirely well again.
Miss Gordon, one of the Bible
school teachers has been granted
leave of absence to spend her vaca-
ton in the Meadows and Mrs. Soule
will teach in her place during the
time
The mission study class under the
presidency of Miss Alice Williams is
good life during the hOa seas
Oh:
K. L. Maxfield is building a new
home On Front street just north of
their present residence which has
been sold.
The next monthly institute Of the
South Idaho churches will be held at
Caldwell August ?.
Mrs. L. S. Looney, who has been .
making her home here with her son .
in the past has arranged to 80 to
Ore, to visit a son at
hat place after which she eexpects TO
make her home with another son
IN Oklahoma. Mrs. Looney has been
one Of the most regular and faith
iul attendants upon all of the ser
-ices of the church and she will be
greatly missed. Her going will be
by everyone.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Weider are en-
oying a visit from Mr.. Weider's par
snts who are here for a couple OF
weeks stay.
Mr.. E. A. Blair has returned from
he Southwest and reports that he
expects to remove with his family in
he fall to the Pecos valley, New
Mexico to spend the winter. Mr.
Blair win carry with him the hope
If a large circle of friends that the
ioiourn in New Mexico will greatly
'eduee the asthma from which he
las suffered for so long. The writer
Snows New Mexico pretty well. and
here is every prospect that IN
3lair's hope viii be realized Il
Beginning the first sunday in Aug
lst. to be continued at least during
he heated season. our morning ser
ice will consist Of "Meger" in
act. The service viii open at ten
,'clock and close at eleven-thirty. Fol
owing and just after that. without
he slightest intermission. the sermon
or the morning viii be given Ev-
,ryone will remain right through the