The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
KAYSVILLE.
snecIal 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
KAGSVILLE. March 26,-During the
past week the following kaysville people
have been visitors TO Salt Lake City: Ar
Martha Il. Barnes, William Dummer,
Miss Emily Maylln. Miss Clara Barton,
Bishop and Mrs. Henry II Blood. Hon.
and, Mrs, John r. Barnes. Mr. Henry s.
]. Mansell Miss Cora Bonnemort, Miss
| Nora Ingram. Miss Mollie Barnes. Miss
Olive Kllfoyle; Miss Norma Thoornley
| Thornley,. George Openshaw. Miss Blanche
Barnes, Mrs. Nancy J. Kennitt, Miss
Mamie Barnes. Mrs, Benjamin Barrett.
! Miss Beatrice Barnes Herbert ]. Barnes,
Adelbert Barnett Gordon Galley, Richard
Galley Oscar Bennett Lawrence r. Lay
ton, Fred A. Sheffield, Mrs. Nettie Stew
Ellison; Keith Barnes. Murray Cowlcy.
Mrs. Rachel Mansell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Coles. Bessie Coles. Ernest c. Blood.
| Thomassen. John G. NJ. Barnes. Edward
Edmonds Mrs, Mary Flint Mr. and Mrs:
James Smith, Nicholas Bonnemort and
Hubert C. Burton.
Miss Myrtle C. Blood spent Friday In
Ogden as guest of her sister. Mrs. Will
liam Narney.
Miss Ruby Bromley OF Echo visited In
kaysville on Friday as guest of Paul r.
Thomassen.
j. f. Lloyd OF Logan was in town Tues
The following Kaysville people have
been visiting i'm Ogden during the week
Rober: Sumerville. Mrs. Mary Jane
Proudfoot Mrs. Robert Green and little
| daughter.
Alexander Odd left Tuesday evening
for Pocatco Ida, where he has accepted
n position with the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company
Bishop Henry II. Blood was visitor In
Park City on Friday.
,I,o Iy.,.gx,iIla y-ieirorc
the week were the following residents OF
Salt Lake City, Mrs Arthur f Barnes
Herbert j. Barnes. Adelberr Barnett Mr.
and Mrs. James Payne and little dauglI-
ter Mrs. Annie Guest, Mrs. Rudolph
Dibble Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, w. s
Barnes, son ROLAND and daughter Maui
Mrs, Leo Roneche, Angus NJ. Cannon, Jr,
and daughter; MIR. and Mrs John HAL
born. MIR. and Mrs. John Gift. j. p. Aus,
tin, Mr. Summerhays, Lawrence c, Blood
and Mrs Mary Weller and children.
The Smuin orchestra Of Lchi gave a
grand ball in the Farmers Union hall al
Layton this Saturday evening; A large
number OF young people from all parts OF
Davis county were present
Clifford ID. Strong entertained few
friends at candy pull at his home FRI
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Myron II. Phillips enter
taincd about twenty-five Of their rela
tives, and friends at dinner at their nome nome
in serving by Miss Alton Freestone ana
Miss Ments Phillips,
John Barton OF Ogden visited relatives
here Monday.
vernen Strong left Monday morning for for
Hadcn: Ida, where he expects TO re-
main for a few months.
Henry II. Blood spent Wednesday in
Evanston, Wyo
John G. NJ Barnes returned home on
Wednesday morning after a lew Gays
visit in Boise, Ida.
Miss Norma Thomson entertained ABOUT
thirty OF her young friends al her home
Monday evening in honor OF her twelith
birthday. The time was spent in playing
games, after which delicious refreshments
were served.
Samuel Hansen returned home on sat
urday a weeks visit In Springville
Mrs. Harry Swancer spent Sunday in
Hooper,
Mr.. and Mrs Milton E, Phillips. who
have been here for the past month, Vlsi
ing their many relatives, returned 10 their
home i'm Haden, Ida, Monday.
Mrs. Lorenzo Barnes Of Downey. Ida,
Is here for a few days visiting with her
daughter, Mrs Arson Day.
The Mutual Improvement associa ton
of KaYsville will hold another debate III
the meeting house Tuesday evening" Ine
country life is preferable 10 city life
The affirmative will be taken by MISS
Mary Swan as chairman ana misses Sord
Ronnemort and Cora Bateman, and the
negative by Thomas White as chairman.
Gordon Galley and Harry strong
Evan Ellison left Monday evening for
Raymond Canada. where he expects to
remain for a few months,
Mrs r. w. Barnes has returned home
after few days visit in kamas, sum
nit county.
John Sens OF Kansas is spending few
months in town as a guest OF DIR. j. E
Morton.
Murray Cowley has returned home from
Dayton Ida,
Miss Ethel Sessions entertained num-
ber of friends on Wednesday evening,
After refreshments were served the re-
mainder OF the evening was spent in
playing progressive finch, and prizes
were won by Miss Ruby Bromley and
Paul r. Thomassen The BOBBY prizes
were given 10 Waldemerc Call and Miss
Maggie Reed
Frank Varncy of Ogden is spending a
few days In kaysvie
viii Foxlcy. who has been working in
Malad City. Ida. for some time past. re-
turned home ON Wednesday and expects
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