The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-07
KAYSVILLE NEWS

Special 10 The Tribune.
kAYSyILLE. Utah, May 6.-Seyeral Of
the loading business houses OF kaysville
were treated to the periodical raid by
burglars on Tuesday night. The r & b.
Mercantile companys store, thetStewart-
Burton store, George Underwoods s saloon,
and Jensen's saloon, were all visited, but
nothing of much value was taken. The
burglars seemed to have been bent on
getting money at all the places, the
cash drawers We're broken open, but be-
yond some small change no money was
missed. At the Stewert-Burton com
missing. and considerable liquor was
taken from both saloons, and from Jen
sens saloon a Smith Wesson revolver
CURED ii between 80 y and nd I @ o'clock. Al
2:30 o'clock the fellows were trying to
gain entrance to Sheflield's store. but
were frightened away by the night oper-
phone company OF the KaysVllle eX-
change who. heard them. The telephono
last place visited was the b, g. B, Mer-
camille company's store. Here the burg
lars were ransacking the place when Miss
Scof6eld, the milliner, who occupies an
adjoining room with young lady COM
panion, heard the noise and fled out OF
the front door and aroused the neiEhbors
Officers arrived on the scene in short
time. No clue to the burglars has been
found yet. although Officer Paul Thom-
assen has arrested three suspicious char
acters, but there was no evidence to con-
released
Paul Thomassen, the Oregon Short Line
agent at Kaysvile, received word Mon
day morning that his mother had died
Sunday night at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs Corda Hendrlcksen, of Levan,
Juab county. Mrs Thomassen was born
in Norway in 1888 and joined the Church
Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints many
years ago in her native country, and emil
grated to Utah. where she married Peter
Olaf Thomassen, who died in Salt Lake
a tue
ceased leaves three children. several
grandchildren one brother. one sister,
and large number, of other relatives.
She was stricken with paralysis month
ago and had been sinking ever since Her
remains were taken to Salt Lake City and
the funeral was held at the home OF her
tended. Apostle Orsou +. Whitney, life
long friend OF the deceased, was the prin-
cipal speaker, Horace S. Ensign rendered
two very beautiful solos. She was buried
in the Salt Lake City cemetery
John G. NJ. Barnes. who is a member
of the general committee on entertain
a move in the direction Of getting the
Davis county commissioners to assist in
bearing the expenses incident TO the en-
tertaining of the honorcd guests. Mr.
Barnes has selected the following commit
tee which represents the different sec
tions Of the county: Henry II. Blood OF
Kaysville. Joseph II. Grant of Woods
Cross. Il. NJ. Whitesides OF Layton, David
Stoler Of East Bountiful. and James 6:
Wood OF ClearIield. This committee will
lay the matter before the county commits
sioncrs at an early date. 1t is thought
by many that there will be no opposition
to the appropriatinG OF funds from the
county treasury for this purpose.
Mrs Herbert Streeper of Centcrrine
was operated on at the kaysville hospital
Tuesday morning for appendicitis. Drs.
Morton and Heath performed the opera
ton. At last reports she was doing as
well as could he expected.
The little baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Patillo is very sick.