The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
KAYsVILLE SOCIETY.


Kaysville. Aug. 21-SOns were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Parrish and to
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer earns, both Of
Centerville this week.
Gladys Stevenson, the S-year-Old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD stew
ensOn Of Pennington, was seriously in
jured few days ago while at play
with her brother. she fell from
lounge to the floor and dislOcated her
left arm. Dr. Heat. is treating her and
at last reports she was better.
4 number of Eaysville young ladies
went 10 the city hall Friday evening
and surprised the band boys during
their practice. An elaborate lunch was
served, games were played and an en-
IOyable time was had by all present.
The members Of the Kaysville band are
James webb. Clifford ID. Strong, Ralph
Lindsay, Paul r, ThOmassen, Samuel
Hansen, Will Nance, Lawrence Blam-
Tres, Harry Strong, Joseph Lithgoe,
Thomas White, Henry Bone, Gilbert /.
Nance and James Webster. The young
ladies present were Misses Margaret
ODD, Jennie Phillips, Emily Maylin,
Edith EdmOnds, Elda EdmOnds, Nina
Nance, Ada Maylin and Menita Phillips.
Miss Annie Barnes, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs NimrOd Barnes, fell and dis
located her right shoulder on Wedues-
day evening.
been visiting relatives and friends in
kaysviIle during the past week. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph EdmOnds, James Payne,
Mrs. Nartie EdmOuGs and children,
Claude T. Barnes, Mrs. Ralph 7. Strong,
Mrs. George Evans, Harold s. Barnes,
Miss Pearl Strong, Mrs. Ash and son
Fred and daughter Mary, Annie ana
Irene Mrs. Irwin J. Strong and chill
dren, Mrs. Frank White, Myron Phil
lips, Mrs. DR.. +. n. KeysOr and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. J. George Barnes and
Miss GOdfredsOn.
The following KaysviIle people were
-frf tn So n T7rv I'm g.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. NJ Barnes, Miss
Cora Phillips, Lawrence r. Layton, Fred
A. Sheffield, Misses Leah and Ruby
Phillips Miss Edna Webster, Miss Ma
ME Barnes, Paul r. ThOmassen and
Miss Gladys Barker.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph H Grant, jr.,
and children are spending two weeks
vacation on Bear river,
Miss Lavina Anderson IS visiting rel
atives in Santaquin, Utah, for two
weeks,
Miss Cora Bonnemort returned home
Thursday after, few days visit in Og-
den with friends.
Miss Savilla Sparks returned to her
home In Bear Lake, Ida., the first of
the week after two weeks visit in
KaysVille as the guest of her cousin,
Miss Olive KilfOyle, and other relatives.
Keith Barnes entertained the mem
bers of the new kaysviie orchestra
at his home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ivy Hill of Logan is in Rays
vile for a few days visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Norma X. Thornley, left this
morning for Seattle, where she will
spend the next ten DAYS visiting the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Burton ST.,
are visiting in Rigby Ida, for two
weeks as guests of their son, Willard
S. Burton. and family.
Miss Mary GeundOline Fannin OF
Butte, Mont, is spending two weeks in
Kaysville as the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Barnes.
Mrs. George W. Terrll left a few
days ago for Denver. where she will
spend a short time with relatives.
Miss Hazel i. Barnes left this even
choir Of Salt Lake. Miss Barnes viii
be the cOntTaltO sOlOist for the choir.
Upon her return from Seattle she eX-
poets to leave for Paris, where she viii
remain year or more for study.
Harman Barton and sisters Blanche
and Mildred Of ogden, are spending two
weeks in Kaysville.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Smith and
Charles Barnes left Tuesday evening for
a short trip to the Yellowstone park.
Mrs. William Allen and Miss Vivian
Allen are spending few days in Og-
den.
Hazel. of Lewiston, Cache county, are
visiting in town this week with Mrs.
Grace Ellison.
Miss Jessie Layton is visiting friends
in ogden for d few days with Miss Josie
Larken.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Scoffield Of Layton a few days
ago.
Charles T. lindsay Of Altmont, Mo,
has been In Kaysville the past week
visiting his brother, John B. Lindsay.
A son was born to Mrs. Melvin At
kiusCn of HOlbrOOk, Ida. a few days
ago. Mrs. HolbrOok is at the KaysviIle
hospital
Lawrence Young. the 14-year-old son
of MI and Mrs, Brigham Young Of
Kaysville, has an attack of typhoid fe-
yer.
Mrs. George T. Layton dislocated a
bone in her right wrist Thursday even
ing.
Rose1 HYDE and child both have ty-
phoid fever
Mrs. Willard Piert and Miss Irene
Bishop, who have both been sick at the
Kaysvile hospital the last two weeks,
have so far recovered that they were
able to return to their homes Thursday.
The Kaysville Canning company made
its first run in tomatoes for this sea-
son Thursday.