The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-12
kAYSVlALE NEWS
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
KAYSVIILE, July 10.-Mrs Henry
II. Blood has returned home after few
days visit in Provo as the guest Of her
sister, Mrs, George F.. Barton.
Miss Cora Phillips spent few days
in Logan this week with friends.
Mr.. Arnold M. Barnes returned to his
home in KaysvilIe Wednesday evening
after ten days visit in Oakley, Summit
county, with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence G., Blood Of
Salt Lake City we're Kaysville visitors
tho first of the week.
Mr.. Byron Barton Of Provo is visit
ing relatives in Kaysyille for a few
days at the home Of his grandfather,
Hon, John r. Barnes,
Mr.. Paul II. Thomasscn returned to
his home i'm Kaysville Wednesday even
ing from Armo, Idaho, whore he has
been working rs agent for the Oregon
Short Limo company
Mr.. and Mrs. j. George Barnes, who
havo been spending week in Kaysvilic
with relatives, returned 10 their home
in Salt Lake City on Thursday. Mr..
Barnes has been very sick for several
days with inhammatory rheumatism, but
he is now on the improve.
Mrs. John W. Galley entertained 4
few friends at her home on Saturday
evening. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. John G., NJ. Barnes. DR..
and Mrs. j. f. Mortcn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry II. Blood, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Taylor, ir., Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Thornley,, Mr.. and Mrs George Swan,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Barrett, Mrs. r. w.
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gardiner
and Misses Maggie Layton, Agnes Swan
and Mamie Barnes.
President Joseph T.. Robinson and
wife of the California Mission spent Il
few days in kaysyillc this week with
relatives.
Mrs. Arthur +. Barnes and Mrs. Mary
Ann Wilcken of Salt Lake City spent
Wednesday in Kaysvillc as guests of
their many relatives and friends.
Miss Nellie Edmonds, who is working
in Salt Lake City, is spending Il few
days vacation at her home in Kays-
vile.
Mr.. George Edmonds left Thursday
for Pocatello. Idaho, where he expects
to spend the remainder Of the summer
with relatives.
The following marriage licenses were
issued in Pennington during the week:
Charles A, Williams and Ida NJ. Hill
lards, both of Salt Lake; Frank Miller
and Annie Coleman, both of Ogden; Ar
thur Bailey and Henrietta Jones, both
Of Salt Lake City; Marion Merriner of
Streeter, ILL.,, and Miss Sarah Lanisch
OF fcdlL Lake SlIy tDdrleS ~ clone ana
Alice Dawson, both of Ogden; John ].
Budwick Of Salt Lake and Nancy j.,
Houn of Ogden; William Haddenham
and Helen Mcclure, both of Ogden;
David r. Tolman and Miss Maud Boul,
ton, both OF BountfuI.
Miss Mamie Barnes spent the greater
part Of the week In Salt Lake City with
relatives.
Miss Marguerite Thomassen and Mr..
Ferris Thomasscn left Friday for lie
Van, Juab county, and other southern
Utah towns, where they viii spend the
next two weeks visiting with relatives.
Miss Rosaline Lock and Miss Stella
Robins of Salt Lake City were kays-
Vile visitors this week, guests Of Miss
Jennie Robins.
Miss Camilla Barnes entertained a
few friends at her homo on Thursday
evening in honor of the Guitar and
Mandolin club Of Kaysvillc. Music
was the main feature Of the evening,
after which dainty refreshments were
served. Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen, Mr., and
Mrs. Chris Burton, jr., Misses Beatrice
Barnes, Jennie Robins, Rose Cheney.
Emily Maylin, Camilla Barnes, Mabel
Rushforth and Messrs. Will Foxley.