Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-29

The address of Rev. Luther Well
at he union service in the Metho
dis church Sunday morning was in
deed timely. He told of the campaign
It..e liquor leaders are already com
mcncing and urged every man anf
woman who desires the State to &c
dry by constitutional amendment, u
give no heed TO instructions sem
out by organizations other than the
Anti Saloon League or the w. G. I.
! u Already the newspapers are re
ceiving the printed matter put out b.
the vets, which they are urged TO
publish, hoping in this way to make
the people think that prohibition will
be a terrible calamity to the State.
Rev. Wells prophesies that the liquor
men will send in, at least 10000 boo
leggers and law-breakers, who will
do AZ! In their power to annul the
statutory law, and will reside here
long enough to be voters at the cleo
ton in November and will then vote
against the amendment. Everyone in
favor CT prohibition should awaken
70 these things and should also be
ready to answer the arguments CT
the VETS, by giving them the facts to
disprove their false statements. All
the prohibition we have had has
been good. Let us have more.
The @. E. met Thursday afternoon
with Mamie Bayer. At this meeting
they wrote a letter to Beulah Meyer,
enc of their number, who is sick in
Portland. 1t was decided to meet
on Thursday of each week to sew,
at which time each girl brings sc for
the mite box fund They meet this
week with Irma Deal.
You should be present at the Farm
ers' Picnic in CIRCUITS grove Thurs
day, Aug 5. A good time is being
planned. DR.. Sisson and Senator
Borah will be the speakers of the
day. Music will be furnished by the
Payette Band and the Rough Neck
Quartette. Come with well filled bas-
kets and make this get-to-getherI
Everybody invited
The lawn social given by the Sun
nyside ladies en- the F. F. Taylor
lawn Saturday evening was sue
cess. A goodly number were present
and $3.50 were the receipts of the
evening
When Miss Ayers was here two
weeks ago and spoke to the B. Y. P.
q. she recognized the society under
the group system. Next Sabbath
evening the first of the four groups
will have charge and be responsible
,or the entire service. Miss Frances
is the Captain" and the
plan is being received with enthusi-
asm by the young people
Last Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mary Burnett between
Is and 100 members of the Brethren /
church gathered for farewell TO
Evangelist Rev. F. n. Sargent who
eft that evening for home. Rev.
Sargent made many friends while
lere and this was slight token OF
he esteem in which he was held by
hose who had come to know him.
ce-cream and cake were served.
Miss Rosa Mcconnell was hostess
o a slumber party Saturday night.
Six girls from her Sunday School
lass were the guests. The girls
slept out doors in real camp style
and cooked their meals by a fire
inder the trees. A good time for all
A called meeting Of the men CT
7ruitland was held at the Assoels-
ion Packing tcuse Monday evening
o consider the organization of a
cab. Ross Kennedy act
Id as chairman and H. E. Robinson !
Secretary. 1t was decided to organize
1 new club under the name Of the
II uitland Chamber Of Commerce and
, committee was appointed to draft |
, constitution and bylaws. A meet
ng to perfect the organization was
called for Thursday evening. The
men of Fruitland cannot do better !
han to band together for mutual
benefit
The Excelsior Glass OF the Breth-
zen church will go to We'ser Sun
lay and give sacred concert in the
church there. We feel sure the
concert will be enjoyed by all VINO
ire privileged TO hear it.
The Excelsior class of the Bre'h-
rem church entertained the young
people of all the churches on the
4. B. Eldredge lawn Tuesday even
ng. A fine program was given ana
ce-cream and cake were served. We
ire glad to see this spirit of fellow
ship among our young people ana
,ona orc NAV have more such gdtnSr-t