The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
KAYSVILLE.
Special 10 The Tribune.

spent in games, music. social chat, etc,
after which refreshments were served.
Mrs Rachel Manser celebrated her
seventy first birthday very quietly at her
home Wednesday.
Charles Roberts of Boston. Mass, is
Kaysvllle visitor this week. AZ the guest
OF friends.
Ezra p. Monson OF Franklin, Ida. has
been visiting in town for "a few days.
John c. NJ. Barnes was an ogden Wis
itor Wednesday.
Thomas Harris Of Rigby Ida, visited
in town the FIRST OF tho week, as guest
OF Mrs Levi Webster and family,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson or Robin, Ida.
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Smith Jr,
of Clearfield, were visiting in town Tues
day, as guests OF Mrs. William Il. Smith.
r C. Kimbrui Of Portland Or spent
a few days in town this week as guest
of friends.
Wesley Anderson of Weston, Ida, is
in town today
Robert SumervilIe spent Sunday in og
den.
Victor Johnson OF Denver has been in
kaysville the past few days as the guest
of friends.
Miss Efhe Smith OF Centerville is at
the Kaysvile hospital, very sick, suffer
ing from a very bad attack Of typhoid
fever,
Mr. and Mrs A. Y. Duke and Nephi
Farlnan, all of Heber City, Wasatch
county have been visiting in town for
a few days as guests OF Doctor and Mrs
J. E. Morton.
Mrs. George T. Baker returned TO her
home In American Fork. Saturday morn
ing after short visit. the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. John e. Morton.
Mrs. Mary Ann Egbert OF Fairview.
Ida. has been visiting here for few
days as the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Hebcr Sheffield.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Edmonds have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Edith, and Alma Nader, the
marriage TO take place next Wednesday.
Mrs John Hyde and children have re-
| turned to their home In Downey, Ida.
after a two-weeks' visit in town as the
guests OF their many relatives.
Miss Illene Barnes returned home Sun
day, after a weeks visit In Kamas, Sum-
nit county.
Samuel Hart of Raymond, Ida, has
been visiting relatives In Kaysvlle for a
| few days.
Mrs. Wilkie. Fl, Blood returned to her
| home in Logan Saturday evening.
after a weeks visit In town as the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Nicholas Bonnemort.
| Miss Zoa Burbdge OF kamas, Summit
county visited friends in kaysvie.
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raddish and chill
dren have returned to their home in Po-
catello, Ida. after short Visit here,
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Ed
| monds,
The Kaysvillc circle OF the w. o. w.
entertained a few friends at a card party
| at their hall Wednesday evening. De-
| licious refreshments were served.
Mrs Caroline Hess is visiting relatives
in Fielding. Box Elder county. this week
Mrs. Kate Dougal and daughter OF
| Springville were Davis county visitors
| this week.
| Warren Harris of Emmett, Ida. has
been visiting in town this week. as the
| guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. j. Man
sell.
A social gathering was given at Chase
park on Wednesday evening in honor OF
| Mrs Ann Matthews OF Salt Lake.
| large number OF relatives and friends
were present from all parts of Davis
county and from Salt Lake City
Paul r Thomassen has been quite Ill
| during the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Bosworth left
| for their new home In Trcasure,on, Ida.
| Thursday,
The Young Mems Mutual Improvement
association OF Kaysvllle adjourned their
meetings for this season on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs II. b. Lawson and children OF
Pocatello. Ida, arc stopping at the Kays-
vile hotel for a few days.
Gordon Galley and VIII Foxley left
for Rgby, Ida. recently. where they
expect to spend the summer.
l Y.
Ware and Emmett Wiggill, who have
! been attending school at the a. c. L. In
Logan during the winter months have
| all returned home
a farewell party, given in honor OF
| Elder Ueber Whitcsidcs, who leaves soon
| for mission to the eastern states, In the
| Farmers Union nall tonight. was largely
| attended.
Miss Ruth Bird of Pocatello Ida, has
been spending n few days In town as the
| pf
| lips.
During the past week the following
people from salt Lake city have been been
KaysvIe visitors; I Mr, and Mrs; W Aiiggd lIl I'd
Dunn. James Evans. oscar klatka, Mr..
and Mrs, Leo Roueche. Mrs. Thomas Mar
tin. Mrs. Minnie Ashley Thomas l.
RadweI. W. II. Wilson, ". II. Grltton,
Percy Pass, j. f. Degman, Mrs. Rudolph
Dibblc Miss Ruby Knowlton. Mr.. and
| f. Barnes, Norman Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal G. Barnes and song, Kenneth and
Melvin. o. F. Wisenback, Angus M. Can
| non. Jr and daughter, Mrs. Bessie
| Brown, Lawrence G. Blood.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles Barber entertained n large num-
her OF young people at their home in
! Il few days for IL mission to Europe.
Miss Sadie Stoddard of Bancroft. Ida.
Is visiting with her sister, Mrs Harold
Pace, for a few days
A surprise party was given Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Temperance
Moon in honor OF her son Albert, who
| Will leave shortly for a mission Fifty
relatives and friends were present, and
after refreshments were served the time
was spent in games music, etc,
Lewis Freer of ST. Anthony, Ida, has
been visiting with his cousin, Miss Jen-
ness WiggiIl, for a few days.
During the past few days the follow
| ing Kaysville people have been visitors
to Salt Lake City: John X, Barnes. Mrs
Mary Jano Proudfoot, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| c. NJ Barnes and son Maurice, Henry III.
Blood Hubert c, Buxton. James II. Lin
ford ST.. Mrs. Elizabeth Robins. John
Robins, Miss Molie Barnes and Walder-
mar Call Mrs. John Flint. Mr.. and Mrs.
| John IL Coles. Mrs Paul Thomassen and
| dan-hter MarGnnrlta. Missas OliXn XII