The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12
State Society
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KAYsVILLE.


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Kaysville. sept. 11.-Miss M a,iG9
Young, David Howells and EDWARD
Bennett, all Of Salt Lake, spent LABOR
day in Kaysville as guests OF miss
Agnes Swami.
Mrs. George H Blood and children,
who have been here visiting relatives
fbe nest two weeks returned to their
home in Preston, Idaho. wednesday,
morning.
Keith Barnes started to school in
Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Underwood OF SAT- Lax
spent a few days in kaysNAle 'llls
week with relatives. e,au--
Fred Merrill of Lehi spent Sunday
I'm town with friends. -, baar
Miss Stella Robins, who mas oeen
working at ReclImeyer's nllllneIy IA
Salt Lake, has been spending the WIEN
in Kaysville with relatives -..,.oa
Mrs George r Layton entertainer
q few friends at her home on SATURDAY
evening in honor of the fortleth plrln-
day of her husband. The evening We We
spent in playing games, AFTER winch
dainty refreshments were served;
Among those present were MI anu
Mrs. Paul ThOmassen, Mr.. ana MIS-.
Henry Graham, MIR. ana MRS JONI
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs John Graham
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Layton, Alr.
and Mrs. VIII Salter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard A. Layton, Mrs. Mary Jane
Proudfoot, Miss Ivy Vinegar, Miss Tes-
sic Sayton and Mr.. Claude Coleman:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rouche nave
returned from a month s Visit at the
A. Y. p. exposition in Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. David DAVIS OF Sa it
Lake spent a few days IN kaysVllle
this week with relatives.
James Smuin and children OF LEM
have been visiting friends in town TINS
week as guests of Mr. and Mrs - B.
Lott and family.
Mrs. Christopher Burton. j. anQ
daughters, EllOuise and Lucille, spent
a few days in Salt Lake this week.
The following young people from
Kavsville spent Labor day at Saltair;
Misses Cora Bonnemort. Norma Thorn
ley, Matte Phillips and Marguerite
ThOmassen and George W. swan ana
Mrs Burgstrom and Mrs. StOlham-
skey of salt Lake have been visiting
a few days in Kaysville as guests OF
Mrs z. A. Anderson.
Mrs George Swan and daughter,
Garnet, have returned home after
ten-days' visit in Marion. Summit coun-
ty with relatives
Mrs Mary Jane PrOudfOOt enter
tanned the members of the Thimble
club at her home on Thursday after
noon. The time was spent in sewing
after which refreshments were served
Mrs. Marie Parry and daughter, ldai
were salt Lake in Draper with
Richard Robins of Salt Lake was a
Kaysville visitor the first OF the week.
Mrs. John G. NJ Barnes spent Tues
day in Salt Lake with relatives.
Brigham BOsWOrth returned TO his
home in Preston, Idaho, Wednesday
evening, after an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. John W. Thornley, was an o.
den visitor this week.
Miss Mae Barnes and Miss BardeIta
Wicker of Georgetown, Idaho, are
spending a few weeks in haysvile
with relatives.
tertained d few friends at a water
melon party at their home ON Thurs
day evening. The time was spent in
playing games after which a water
melon feast was INDUCED in. Among
the guests present were Misses Leah
Phillips. Nina Anderson Tesie lay
ton, Ruby Phillips. Ola Weaver, Ethel
EdmOnds. Hollis Phillips, Ellen AndeT-
son. Menta Phillips, Nellie Varney and
Alma Valdez.
Miss Cora Phillips spent Thursday
I'm Salt Lake with friends
David Mcmillan and John d. CrOmal
of Sioux City, Iowa, are spending a
few weeks in Kaysville.
Miss Myrtle Blood is spending the
week in ogden with relatives
Loren Moss Of Woods Cross and Miss
Mae Briggs Of BOuntiful are to be mar
ried in the near future.
Richard Johnson of St Paul. Miss
Mary Moe and Miss Esther Moe Of
Minneapolis, and Miss Sinclair of st.
Cloud, Mimi. are spending a few weeks
in kaysville as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wray.
Elijah G. King and Dr. ". A Whit
lock of Layton left Thursday tor Port
land, Oregon, to spend ten days.
Mrs W. O. Crowley is visiting rela-
tives in Brigham.
Ephraim p Ellison returned to his
home In Layton the first Of the week
after a short visit to Raymond. Canada.
Mrs. Applebee and daughters, Jessie
and Gertrude, who have been visit
ing friends in Davis county, left for
their home in New York, Thursday.
a. s Rose Of Pennington has Just
returned from the irrigation congress
held at Spokane. Wash.
Manager James Gardiner of Kays-
vile, formerly in charge of the Bell
telephone exchange here, has been
transferred to TOOele, holding a SINH
lar position there. Mr.. Gardiner has
many friends in Davis county
Nicholas G. Smith, son of Apostle
John Henry Smith, is now a resident
of Davis county. MIR. Smith is COM
mercial manager in Davis county for
the Bell telephone company.
Mrs. John r. Barnes and Miss Hazel
ID. Barnes were Salt Lake visitors dur
ing the week
Mrs. Thomas H Phillips underwent
an operation at the L. D. S. hospital
Friday.
Mrs. Emma D. J. Strong and Law
renee Young, who have been very sick
with typhoid fever, are slowly inn
proving.
Mrs. John Guthrie of Clearfield is at
the Kaysville hospital very sick. suf-