The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

Kaysville, Oct. 21.-A new social and
amusement committee has been ap-
pointed to take charge of dances and
other forms of amusements in hays-
Vile during the winter months. Selec-
tions for members of the committee
were made for the Young Mems and
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement as
sociations. Those chosen We're: Frank
J.. Sheffield, chairman; Z. w. Layton,
vice chairman: George w. Barnes, sec
rotary: Miss Josephine Roueche, treas
urer: Miss Nellie Barton, Miss May
Hudson. Miss Eva Blood. Miss Mabel
Hyde, Willard Galley, NJ. T. Owen,
Samuel G. Layton, Chris B. Layton, AL
bert T. Smith and Orton A Williams
The committee will probably be en-
larged by the appointment of some
West Kaysville members. 1t is expect
ed that this committee will have full
charge of all amusement halls in the
ward during theswinter season. The
first ball under their auspices will be
given next Friday evening.
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Miss Aggie Campbell Of Salt Lake has
been spending the week in Davis coun-
ty visiting the Young Ladies Mutual
Improvement associations. Miss Eliza
beth W. Smith of Kaysville acconpan-
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county.
Miss Laura Hudson of Kaysville is in
Alberta, Canada, where she expects to
remain for some time.
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Joseph Alfred and Thomas Williams
of Thatcher, Ariz., are here visiting
with friends in their former home 1t
has been about twelve years since they
Let Z n q fhpir homes
the south.
Miss Louie King was up from Salt
Lake on Monday to attend the wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mad
sen.
Mrs. John r. Barnes and Misses Maud
and Martha T. Barnes were in Salt
Lake this week.
Fred Bennett, Archie Phillips, Farley
Anderson and Alma. Stewart, four
Kaysville young men, started this even
ing for Alberta, Canada, to remain sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Madsen, who were
married here on Monday evening, left
on Tuesday for the east - spend their
honeymoon. They win return about
Nov. / and make their home in Ogden
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A children's party was given last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Phillips in honor of their
daughter, Cora
Fred Burton, formerly q Kaysville
man. but now resident of southern
Idaho, was here on a visit this week.
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Miss Mary Gibson. a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Gibson of Layton,
was married this week to Samuel Fack-
Ter of Cardston. Canada On Wednes-
day evening a. dance was given in the
Union hall in honor Of the event. The
young couple viii soon leave for Cam
ada to make their home.
Rufus Pilling, who was formerly
Layton young man, but who lives now
in CardSton. Canada. will take with him
on his return to his home a Utah bride,
who was a Miss Harker of Taylorsville,
Salt Lake county. The marriage took
place last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Pilling
win visit with relatives in Layton be
fore going north.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Harris of Lay
ton are visiting in Thatcher. Box FL
der county, with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Watt.
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On Thursday evening the Pennington
choir was entertained at the home of
Bishop and Mrs. J. NJ Secrist.- and a
very pleasant evening was spent.
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On Tuesday evening the Pennington
Mutual Improvement association com
menced its seasons literary work, with
George W. Palmer as president and
Henry Oviatt and w. o. Robinson as
assistants.
Charles Secrist left today for a mis-
sion to California. He was given a
farewell party last evening at the home
of his parents.
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Thomas Fisher of Bountiful is home
from a mission to England.
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Mrs. Wiley Call has returned to her
home in Castledale, after a pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Wiley in
Bountiful.
Miss Daisy Jackson arrived in Boun-
tiful from England last Saturday and is
making her home with Mrs. Josephine
Fisher.