The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-30
FROM KAYSVHLE.
\ wedding-The Political Field
General News Notes.


Kaysville, Sept. Is The marriage
of Miss Minnie Williams and Joseph b.
Jarman was solemnized at the salt
Lake temple on Wednesday last. The
contracting parties are both prominent
and highly respected young people Oh
Kaysville.
MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Williams, the
brides parents, gave the happy PAIR
royal reception Thursday evening.
About 125 guests were present, and IN
order to better accommodate such
large number the supper was given in
Williams hall. The tables were spread
with all the substantials and delicacies
that taste could suggest and the cullh-
airy art could produce.
On the table in front of the bride and
groom was a magnificent wedding cake
surmounted by an emblem of good luck
in the form of a crystal horseshoe ana
a. wreath of white flowers. Over this
was a beautiful arch of verdant foliage
and bright flowers, forming an impos-
ing center piece.
After supper the room was cleared
and dancing was in order until IL
o'clock. During recess, Miss Minnie
Barnes favored the company with
piano selection, THE Storm" and as
an encore she gave "Recollections of
Home" An impromptu glee club sang
''The Old Log Hut and 1.-The Cottage.
Home"
Then dancing was resumed and con-
tinued until early morning, when the
guests departed with profuse congratu-
lations and best wishes for the future
happiness of the respected couple,
wishes in which The Herald heartily
joins.
MIR. and Mrs. Jarman will make their
home in Kaysville.
POLITICAL MATTERS.
The Republican county convention
was held in Pennington today, in
stead of October 6, as was announced
in these columns week ago. Our in
formant was at fault.
OF course all good Republicans claim
everything in sight-they have to.
Their good shepherd. Crane, of Kan
osh, issued orders to that effect weeks
ago, and following his admonition,
some Republicans have even had the
| temerity to claim Davis county, but
deep down in their hearts a secret
| something whispers Of sure defeat, and
there isn't a mothers son of them that
thinks they have a ghost of a chance
| to elect any one officer in the county.
They simply dance to any tune Crane
plays, whether it suits their natural
| inclinations or not.
| At the Republican caucus Thursday
night, T. Francis Roueche was NOM
mated for precinct justice, and Arthur
| Smith for constable.
Over at Layton, Deputy Registrar
Green is having a tilt with the Repub-
licans over the registration lists. Fol-
| lowing the example of Chairman James
of Salt Lake county, Mr. Ellison, chair
man of the Republican committee
made a formal demand on Mr.. Green
for a copy of the lists. and was denied
Thursday night, at their caucus a COM
mittee was appointed to call on the
deputy registrar and make a copy, but
when the committee made the demand
yesterday morning, they, too, were re-
fused access to the books. Mr.. Green
has conducted the registration, fairly
and without partially, and he sees nc
reason why such request should be
made of him. The decision in the Sail
Lake case will probably end the mat.
ter, as nothing has developed since YES.
terday morning.
The Democratic campaign commit.
tee is making arrangements fol
rallies to be held in each precinct in
the county. They propose to make thi:
a hot campaign.
Mr.. Glassman, of the Ogden Stand
lard, spoke at Pennington tonight
Frank Cannon was announced as the
speaker at first but Frank gave then
1.-THE slip, and Glassman was the only
available man.
NOTES ON THE SIDE.
Mrs. Mary Boynton is very danger
lously i'll from the effects of an interna
cancer, and her recovery is considered
doubtful
The funeral services over the remain:
lof Mrs. Mary Flint were held on We'd
lnesday afternoon. The deceased wa.
lover 81 years of age, and for over fort,
Years she has been a resident of Kays
lville.
The primary associations of Davi
county have been holding a fair a
Harrington during the last three DAYS
1.-THE displays are all very creditable. es
Ipecially in the fancy work department
where the taste and ingenuity of tht
little folks are shown to good advan
tage. The little boys. too, have dom
well in the line of woodwork and agri
icultural products, and taken altogethe
the fair is a great success.
The primary conference was held a
Harrington yesterday and was yer,
Iwell attended.