The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
News of the (ntermOuntain RediOn
kAYSVlLLE NEWS
Special to The Tribune.

Spcclal TO Inc IrlOnnc.
KAYSVII.LE. Utah, May Son Friday
Kaysville City were lighted with electric
lights for the first time This has made
wonderful Improvement
The KaysvIllc public schools will dis
miss for the summer vacation next Fri
day. MAY IA. Final examinations are De
Ing given and from indications from all
parts OF Davis county thIs years grad
uating class will be large one Eabo-
rate arrangements are being made for
the commencement day programme.
Some of the young men of Kaysvillc
organized an orchestra last week and 1t
Will be known as the Kaysville new or
chestra. The officers who were elected
are: Gilbert l.. Nance. president: sam
uel Hansen, leader. and Gordon Galley
secretary and treasurer The members
othor amuScmcnts within very short
time
Mrs. .Iohn II, Barnes who has been
quite sick the last week, suffering from
an attack of bronchitis. is now much bet
Mrs. Tfcrbcrt Strccpcr of Ccntrcville.
who was operated on at the l<aysvillc
hospital on Tuesday for appendicitis. is
now doing as we'll rs can be expected.
Albert Raddon of kaysvlllc and Miss
Rhoda Miller. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Miller of Svracusc, wcro married
In the salt Lake temple on Thursday,
A reception was given at the home OF the
bride in tho evening.
/. e. Rampton and Miss Janet Camp
bell. both OF Ccntrcvllc. were married
in Salt Lake City on Thursday. They
left that evening for n short trip TO san
Francisco and other coast cities.
Miss Cora Bununmort entertained
few friends at a card party at her home
on Friday evening.
Miss CriIla Morgan entertained few
friends at Il social mt her home on Thurs
day evening.
About forty lady friends of Mrs John
Bonncmort rendered her to n surprise
party at her home this afternoon in honor
OF her stXtleth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Taylor OF Oasis,
Millard county. are in kaysvillc for
few days visiting with friends.
Miss Olive itifoyle, who Is working in
Salt Lake City and who has been hom.
for Il short vacation, returned TO her work
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. George Barnes OF Salt
Lake City were In Haysvillc tho first OF
the week as guests of MIR. and Mrs. John
O.. NJ. Barnes.
Misses Agnes. suan and Massic Lay
ton expect to leave or Friday. evening
spend n few weeks with their friends
DR.. and Mrs. Claude j.. Cannon. Mrs.
Cannon was formerly Miss Emily {.
Mrs. Annie Slacklcs Of American Fork
is In Kaysvllc visiting with her brother
Thomas j; smith, and family
Idaho. is visiting relatives in haysviie
this week.
Mir. and Mrs Lawrence G, Blood and
Miss Hazel T.. Barnes OF Salt Lake CITY
were visitors AT the home of Hon. John
r. Barnes in Kaysville the first OF the
week.
James Gardiner. manager of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone companys cT-
change at kaySvillc. wGo met with very
serious accident some time ago. was able
To leave the hospital FOR his home this
week.
Mrs Eliza Edmonds Galley. wife OF
David Galley and daughter OF Francis
and Ann Drumming Edmouds. died at her
home in Syracuse. Davis county. this
morning nj o'clock. after long Illness
Of tuberculosis. She was born In Loves
toft. Suffolk, England. In 1866, but came
to Utah when she was only . years of
age. and with the rest of her family
settled in Naysvillc. where they made
their home FOR number of years. Tho
family then moved to Salt Lake City and
lived In the Tenth ward until 1887, when
they moved back 10 Eaysvillo and
then to Syracuse, where she had since
resided She IS survived by a husband.
eight children. five boys and three girls.
a father. who is 81 years old, and who
Is now living i'm the Tenth ward In Salt
Lake City: one sister. Mrs. Edward Earl
of Farming on, and three brothers. Ed
ward Edmonds of Kaysyillc. Alfred and
Robert Idmonds Of Salt Lake City. Tho
lime and place OF the funeral have not
been decided upou vet