Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-02


d and cookies. This will be a rea
1t boon to the packers and Mis-
Beeghley will be sure to please yo-
l. If you give her your patronage.
:, Mr.. Moon, who owned the Fruit
t land Drug business, has sold tn.
: stock to Mr.. D. B. Garrison, wht
came Monday to pack the stoci
: preparatory to shipping to Cornell
S Wash, where Mr.. Garrison has 6
drug store. This leaves Fruitland
without drug store, which we fee
is to be greatly regretted. We hope
it will not be long before some one
will open another store of this kind
in our midst and after going with
out for time, he should find no
|, difficulty in getting the patronage
} of the people.
The A. B. Eldredge family he'd
their reunion at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Burnett, Sunday. Forty six
were present and very pleasant
day was spent together. Quite
number could not be present, but
the reunion was held at this time
in order that Mr.. H. C. Eldredge and
wife, who left Monday for Kansas
City, might be present. Mr.. A. B.
Eldredge has only this one brother
and it was a great pleasure to have
his children and grandchildren to-
gether while he was here.
Prune packing began Tuesday at
all three packing houses. A large
force is at work on the crop which
is heavy in this section.
The grange at Mr.. A. A. Stetlers
Friday evening, was attended by 60
members. An impromptu program
was rendered and much enjoyed by
all.
The c. E. party at Mr.. B. Wheal-
don's, Friday evening was well at
tended. A unique feature of thel
entertainment was a mock trial,
where some of the young men con-
WINGED all present that the practice
Of law should be their chosen pro-
fession. Nineteen dollars was taken
in on the new plan and more will be
given.
The Brethren young people held
a party at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eby, Friday evening. 1t was a
last good time before several OF
their number go away for the school
year. Ice cream and cake were the
refreshments.
The young married peoples Sun
day School class of the Methodist
church held a party at Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Kennedy's last Thursday
evening. Thirty-five were present
and several new members were en-
rolled for the class. Music and !
games made the evening pass quick
". Watermelons were served. A
committee was appointed to draft
constitution and bylaws, and the
organization Will be completed at
the next business meeting.
Mrs. N. P. Yockey entertained
Tuesday evening in honor OF her
guest, Miss Fraker The Queen Esther
girls were the guests and pleas
ant time was given to all.
One of the biggest tasks under
taken by any Fruitland church, VIII
be undertaken next sabbath af,er-
noon, when several teams will leave
the Methodist church at 2 O'Clock
to make an every member canvass
for local support and for the beneTo-
Iences. They purpose to make the
canvass a church day in a large
way, finding out why any have
been absent from church or Sunday |
School, or why any are disaffected.
The Sunday morning service viii
emphasize the need of system IN
church finance, and the canyassers
will be called to the altar for a
conservation service. The whole work
will be so permeated with the Spirit |
of prayer that the workers will be
blessed and every person visited
will be glad for the visit. Such sys-
TEN and prayer wiH be blessing to
any community.
The w. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
H. T. Lewis last Thursday and
elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Grant Fisher
Vice President, Mrs. Harry Lewis
Secretary, Mrs. H. B. Ktnn!son
Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman,
Superintendent of L. I. L., Mrs.
H. G. Wilson
Superinten of Y. P. B., Mrs.
Mary Burnett.
The officers met Friday evening
and selected the Supermtendents OF
the different departments. This or
ganization has done much for tenn
peranee and viii take an active part
In {bn oop,naion for making Idaho |