The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-23
DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
(snecial Corresnondence.)


Kaysville, July pa number of canyon
excursions are being planned for Pioneer
day, and almost every settlement in Davis
county viii be represented on that day by
jolly fishing parties. who Will spend the
holiday in quiet. shady hooks along the
mounain streams.
There will be but few public celebrations
of Pioneer day throughout Davis county.
and most of the young people will be left
free to spend the day at their favorite
gladly embrace. The Lagoon, located in
the center of the county will draw heavy
patronage. but the anticipated pleasure
of dip in the brine will draw many TO the
lake resorts 10 spend the day. Evening
dances will be given in most of the
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Swartwood return
ed on Sunday from their three weeks
bridal tour in the east. The greater part
of the time they were in Kansas City<
where they had a delightful time visiting
with Mr. Swartwood's parents. They are
residing at the Mansell hotel.
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Miss Helen Trent returned to her home
in Salt Lake on Wednesday.
Miss Irene squires is up from Salt Lake
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Openshaw.
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Mrs. Daisy Bender returned from a trip
to Phoenix Ariz.. where she has been
spending month or two, on Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Linford of Logan returned TO
her home this morning, accompanied by
Miss Hazel Barnes and Miss Ivy Blood.
Miss Nellie Nicholson of Salt Lake, who
has been spending a few weeks in kays-
vile as the guest of Miss Annie knowl-
ton. returned home on Monday.
Miss Nora Bonnemort is home from a
two months visit with relatives in Ore
gon.
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Peter Madsen of ogden was in Hays
vile on Wednesday.
Mr.. Weller, the Salt Lake artist. spent
portion of the week in kaysville.
Mrs. Maggie Laycock of Portland: Ore.
is visiting in aKysvile with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Bonnemort:
Morgan L. James of Pocatello was Wis
iting in Kaysville on Thursday.
On Thursday a party of pleasure-seek
ers consisting of Mrs j. H Bonnemort,
Mrs Maggie Laycock of Oregon, Mrs. j.
II. Larkins Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Barnes,
Mrs. f. B. Williams. Miss Nora Bonnie
mort and Miss Edith Larkins, spent a
pleasant day at Saltair.
Mr.. ]. Joseph of Shelbyville, Ind. and
Isadore Morris of Salt Lake. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John r. Barnes
on Monday.
Miss Blanch Manning of Hooper spent
a portion of this week visiting in kays-
vile.
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Miss Lizzie Galbraitn was up from Salt
Lake Sunday.
Miss Ada Fits, formerly a teacher in
the Presbyterian chapel school here, is
is-ft TING on 1nT1pr haT-
The numerous branches of the Barnes
family of Kaysville and Salt Lake City
will have a reunion at the Lagoon on
occasion of the celebration will be the
birthday of Hon. John R. Barnes of Kays-
vile.
Mrs. Homewood of Layton and her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. True of Nebraska,
are sojourning in the Bear Lake country
for few weeks during the heated sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steed of Farming
ton expect to leave in a few weeks for
Canada. where they will make their
home.
Mrs. George Rogers is down from Te-
| ton. Ida, on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs E. p Ellison of Layton
have been rusticating on the Ellison ranch
near Laketown, Rich county. for couple
of weeks
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1t is expected that Daniel T. Miller and
Elder Kennard two Pennington young
men who have been on missions in the
Society islands, will reach home next
month. Mr.. Miller is one of the faculty
of the Brigham Young college, and he
will take up his residence in Logan upon
his return.
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Thomas F. Roneche went north this
morning to Millville, Cache county.