Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-08
NOTES.

/ The minister VIII preach next SAD
bath morning from the subject. RE
generation" AT this service there
will be special music. Come and
enjoy yourself.
In the evening at eight O'Clock
there will be a treat for the people
OF Payette. The Swiss Bell Ringers
will give sacred selection on the
Bells and the Soloist of the com
pany, Miss Strachan, will sing. This
promises to be a rare treat to the
music lovers of Payette. The Swiss
Bell Ringers are to give concert on
the following evening, Monday at
the Emma.
The delegates to the Association re-
port a good time, especially the
young people. who report the road
10 be in good condition.
KYLEs-MOORE. A very pretty
home wedding took place at the
home of the bride on Boise street
when the Rev. w. l.. Kyles was
married to Miss Ruth Moore. The
ceremony was performed by The
Rev. George w. McCombe, of the
First Baptist church. The room was
decorated In the colors of the Col.
lege of Wake Forest. N. c.. the al.
ma mater of the groom. Mr.. Kyles
until recently was pastor of the First
Baptist church in Frutland, and
Miss Moore was a student of the
Payette High school. Mr.. and Mrs,
Kyles will travel during the sum
mer and in the fall, Mr.. Kyles will
enter the Seminary at Louisville,
Kentucky, for further study,
The young people In rendering the
Cantata of Ruth last Sabbath even.
ing gave very pleasing service and
all that took part did credit to
themselves and to the church. Not
a single mistake took place to mar
the beauty of the Cantata, The eff
tort of this most difficult task was
much appreciated by the large audi
ence present.
The Rev. MF. Throne of N. C. has
been called to the pastorate of the
Baptist church in Fruitland. Mr..
Throne has accepted and already has
begun work, and will preach next
Sabbath meTning at the usual hour.
The Word and Way of Kansas
City says that the Madere Institute,
which is Baptist, is named in honor
II the Madere family that Is so
much In the lime-llght in the affairs
If Mexico at the present time, and
hat IL Madere is elected President
If Mexico. that it will mean Religi-
rus Liberty. 1t is but history re-
)eating itself
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sun
lay evening, June 4, pretty and
Impressive marriage ceremony was
'erformed by the Rev. Geo. W,
IcCombe of the First Baptist church
t the home of the bride, on River
tide Avenue. The contracting par
les were Louis j. Cumberland and
Hiss Mary A. Clanton. Both of the
Dung people are well known and
re very popular among large
ircle of friends. After the cere-
lony the large company sat down
, Wedding Dinner After
hort honey moon the young people
IN be at home to their many friends ty
lat wish them long life and much
appiness. Sc
Mr. Carnegie declares that he
lows that the proposed treaty be- dc
geen Great Britain and the United Ia
ates is going through the senate to
without opposition. He ha
inks that IL the two English speak ce
& nations ratify such an agreement ce
wouldn't be necessary to bother aft
'out anything else in the arbitra. no
IN line. not even about the dis at
sal Of his own $4,000. 900 peace wa
nd. be
When are you going to keep that tn,
omise that you made to your wife sai
at you would take her to the yo
urch service? Better pay the
W next Sabbath. Be Builder Up
the city not a knocker The church
ands for all that is good in the jos
support it, and build up
nr city.
kemmerer coal. the kind that will er
slack, at Wells G rfaule. Get No
r prices on storage coal. fro
Leave orders for rubber stamps at I
Enterprise. flee