The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
State Society
KAYSVILLE.

/ CSupeciaI to The Republican,
Kavsvflle. Utah. Sept. 1S-AIrs. Martha
/ Robins, who has been spending the last
/ six weeks in Brigham City with rela-
/ lives. returned home Wednesday evening.
/ Paul r. ThOmassen, who went 10 Cache
Junction to relieve the o. S l. agent
at that place, has returned to his nome
/ in Kaysyille.
Miss Cora Bonnemort spent Tuesday in
/ Ogden as guest of her sister( Mrs. Charles
Mrs. John G. NJ. Barnes and daughter,
Moliie. spent Friday in Salt Lake with
I relatives.
/ Miss Marguerite Thomassen and Mr..
/ Ferris R. ThOmassen were visitors 10
| Brigham City this week.
/ Miss Hazel +. Barnes, youngest uaugn-
/ ter of Hon. and Mrs. John r. Barnes
/ leaves Monday evening for Paris, France
I where she expects to remain a year OF
/ more in vocal study
Mrs. Patrick Mabin of Lewiston, Cache
! county, who has been spending the sum
| mer in Kaysville as guest OF her sister
/ Mrs. Grace Ellison and Mrs. Wllllam h
PaniSOn. returned home Tuesday.
Arnold NJ. Barnes and Paul r. Thorn
! assen were visitors to Salt Lake Wednes-
/ day evening.
Miss neene Barnes. Miss Nora Blamires
and Miss Lydia Lott all started to school
| at the L. d. S. L. in Salt Lake this
week
/ Bert Woolsey. who has been visiting
relatives in kaysVille for some time past,
/ returned to his home in Denver Monday
evening.
| Will Thornley, started to school in Salt
! Lake al All Hallows college last week.
/ Miss Nellie Varney, who has been
spending the summer in Kaysviile as
guest of her sister. Mrs. George Cross
and family. returned to her home in Og-
den this week
Miss IIo Parrq spent Tuesday in Salt
4 Lake.
/ Miss Nellie Varney rendered surprise
party on her brother Frank Narney. on
/ Wednesday evening at the home OF their
sister, Mrs. George w. Cross. Lunch was
served at 1850 and evening was spent IN
/ playing different games. Among those
present were Misses Ethel EdmOnds, Flor
enCe Weaver. Nellie NarneN, Marie Bla-
mires, Ola Weaver, Messrs. Ronald swan,
Frank Narney, Fred Larkins, Jesse Simp-
son. Wayne Chapman
Deseret Sunday school union meeting of
/ the Davis stake will be held at Farming
/ ton Sunday afternoon at o'clock, in the
meeting house.
Miss Louise Raymond has returned to
her home in kaySVille after an extended
visit in Raymond. Ida with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace W. Wiley en-
teTtained "a large number of friends at
their home in East Bountful on Thurs
day evening. where parcel ShOWaT was
given IN honor of their son, Roscoe and
Miss Julia Cheals of Salt Lake, who are
TO he married on Sept. =.
Stearns Hatch of Woods Cross left
Monday evening for a short trip to New
York and other eastern cities.
The Y L. NJ. ]. A. of Pennington was
reorganized Wednesday evening. Miss
! BERTHE Walsh. who has acted as president
1 for some time. left for Provo to teach
school which necessitated the change
! The following were selected as officers
/ Rose knowltOn, president: Annie Palmer
first counselor, Avery Woodruff second
colunselOT; Edith Earl. secretary: Bertha
Steed. treasurer, Beatrice Brown. chOriS-
ter. Annie Tanner. Edith Walsh. Fannie
knOWltOn, Adelia Abbott, class leaders.
| Eleanor Miller Luck Hess and Maud
Robinson, missionaries; Louise Smith
journal agent
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Gustave BacIlman of Pennington, a
daughter To Mr. and Mrs. Moses HoI-
brook, jr., Of BOuntiful and son was
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas of
I Pennington during the week.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor of Preston. Ida. is
visiting relatives in Kaysville for d few
DAYS.
Miss Myrtle G.. Blood has returned home
after short visit in Ogden with reil-
tiVeS
Miss Jennie Barton Of Ogden is spend
ing few weeks in town as guest Of her
grandmother Mrs. Rachel Mansell.
Gordon Galley. Edward Parry and
Ralph Lindsay all started working in Salt
Lake this week.
A very successful dance was held iu
the kaysville Opera house Friday even
ing.
The officers of the Y. I. NJ. 7. A. Of
kaysville entertained their members at a
sewing bee at the ward meeting house on
Miss Zina Webb spent Friday in Ogden
with friends
Miss Jenness WiggilI of Layton was in
kaysville the first of the week visiting
with friends.
John G. NJ. Barnes was Salt Lake
visitor Friday.
David Lindsey, who is working I'm Salt
Lake. was home for a short vacation this
week.
Twenty-Five people from KaysvfHe spent
Peach Day in Brigham City, and an en-
jOyaDle time was had by all
Misses Cleo Robinson and Ara Melon
aid of Pennington spent Wednesday In
kaysvilie as guests of their friend, Miss |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. jr.. of
CleaTfield were visiting relatives in kays-
Vile the first of the week.
William d Cummings, manager Of the |
kaESVIlle brick yard. had a painful cleo
trical burn on one finger and thumb a |
few days ago. 1t is now improving nice
ly. Mr.. SiddOway of Salt Lake while at |
the bTick yard. picked up a hot brick and
as result DIT. j. +. Morton had to dress /
Q painful burn on his hand.
Clarence. the young son of Mr.. Fred
Green, Is recovering from mild attack /
Mrs Emma J. D. Strong, who has been |
at the hospital very sick for the past four /
weeks suffering from very bad attack /
Of typhoid fever has so far recovered /
that she was able to leave the losoi5aI 1
for her home Saturday.
Dr. W. l.. Gardner Of Salt Lake brought |
q patient up 10 the kdNSVllle +C-pital /
Thursday to have DR.. J. T.. Morton assist !
him with an X-ray examination and set /
ting a broken arm. The arm was broken /
near the shoulder joint.
David, the little son Of Bishop and Mrs /
David Layton Of West Layton is suffer /
ing from "a disease of the blood and is
under DR.. MOrton's care.
Lawrence Young. who has been very
SICK at the hospital for four weeks. is
beginning to improve after a LONG siege
of typhoid fever.
Mrs. DR.. J. Z. Morton is SUFFERING from
typhoid fever at the Kaysvilla hospital. /
as are also George Nichols aud Horace 1
Barber
Mrs. Annie Bacon underwent a surgical
operation at the hospital on SATURDAY
morning and at last reports wa doing
as well as could be expected
Mrs. Paul ThOmassen and son I-ari..s
spent Thursday i'm Salt Lake
Miss LcOna Blood entertained at a |
watermelon party at her homo i'm West
haysVlue on Friday afternoon in boncr
OF her friends, Misses Make Owen ireno /
swan, Aleene owen and Garnet swan
Mrs. Josephine Jacobs was q Salt Lake /
visitor on Thursday as guest of friends
Miss Aleitha Tubbs is very in v.stb
what appears to be a case o. fvphoid
fever. = 'iN
EUREKA.
Especial to The Herald-ReDubl;canD
Eureka. Sept. 17.-AIr and Mrs. walter
Jensen pleasantly entertained Messrs and
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