The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-09
DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence

kaySVllle, July S.-The week of the
Fourth has been very quiet one So
cially. The tendency of the people to
open every holiday at some of the re-
sorts has a most depressing effect upon
any social events that may be ar
ranged. Nearly all of the young people
of Davis county went to the Lagoon or
to the lake resorts on Tuesday, and in
most of the towns the day was for that
reason very quiet one. 1t is said that
more than 1000 Davis county people
celebrated at the Lagoon, many of
them remaining during the evening to
enjoy the dancing and boating. There
were local dances in most of the towns
of the county Tuesday evening, but
they were not largely attended.
The benefit ball that was given on
Tuesday evening in the Kaysville music
hall for the assistance of William Gar
lick, a Cuban war veteran who is sick,
was attended by about $50 people, all
of whom had pleasant time. During
the evening Willard S. Burton gave a
comic recitation, a piano duet, Amer
lea Forever" was rendered by Mrs.
Minnie Blood and Miss Emily Barnes,
and the local quartette club sang
"Massas in de Cold, Cold Ground" Civ
ing as an encore THE Story of a
dCh- Inc NAH Was OeC-
GRATED with national colors. The event
was a successful one financially, as well
as socially.
Mrs. S. r. Evans arrived here on
Sunday from Virginia. Mr.. Evans has
been here some time. They will reside
in Kaysville.
William Stewart was visiting in Salt
Lake during the early part of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Barton of
Ogden spent the Fourth in Kaysville
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bon
nemort.
Ben Barratt of American Fork cele-
brated the Fourth in Kaysville. He and
his sister, Miss Mamie Barratt, who
has been visiting here with Miss Glow,
returned home on Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Layton of Gran
ger, Salt Lake county. were visiting in
Kaysville this week.
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Samuel B. Rushforth, who has been
in the southern states for more than
two years on a mission, came home on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hyde of Downey.
Ida, spent the Fourth with relatives
here.
Miss Hunter and Miss Fowler, stu
dents at the university summer school,
were visiting with friends here on
Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavor social and
luncheon on Tuesday was a complete
success and the 200 guests spent
lowed a patriotic programme in the
Presbyterian chapel. The committee
spared no pains to make the day a
pleasant one.
H. r. Arnold of Ogden has been in
Kaysville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thomas spent
the Fourth as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Preston of Logan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Clark We're visit
ing in Morgan this week.
Mrs. Nellie Crown of Castlegate is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Mayfield, in Pennington.
Mrs. Emma Mansfull of Elba. Ida,
is in Pennington, visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Nephi Palmer.
Bishop and Mrs. o. l.. Robinson of
Egin, Ida, spent the week visiting in
Mrs. Robinson will re-
main here all summer.
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Mrs. Alice l.. Nichols. who has been
visiting with Mrs. Harry Nichols in
Chehalis Wash. is expected to return
to Pennington next week. Her son.
Mr.. H. F. Nichols. expects to return
to his home in Chehalis about the
middle of July.
Calvin D. Mayfield of Collinston was
in Pennington this week.
Mrs. William hampton of PocatelIo
is visiting in Bountiful.
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1t is expected that Elder George
yelling of Pennington will reach home
from a mission in Indiana next week.
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Mrs. Caroline Holbrook of Bountiful
went to Cache Valley on Wednesday
TO visit with her daughter, Mrs. John
PROVO SOCIETY.
(Snecial Correspondence