The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29
KAYSVILLE.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. May 2S.-Miss Arlene
Brown of Provo, Lyle Lemon OF Marion.
Summit county. and Donald Cameron of
Grand Rapids, Mich. all spent Sunday
In Kaysvllle, as guests OF their friend
Arnold NJ. Barnes.
Mrs. F'oretta Thomassen entertained
the members of the Thimbe club at her
home on Friday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Barret are
entertaining Mr., and Mrs. Thompson OF
Iowa this weekS
John Allen OF Los Angeles was visiting
here for few days the first OF the week,
as guest OF his niece. Mrs. Paul Thomas
sen and family
Roy Mel, who has been in Kaysville
during the past four months leaves Sun
day for Canada, where he Will spend the
summer,
William Ramsey has returned home,
after a short visit in Logan.
Mrs. J. Gottsterie and daughter of Ev-
anston were in town n few days during
the week.
The Women of Woodcraft lodge OF
Kaysyillc elected new officers a their
meeting Wednesday evening.
Miss Ella Blamires OF kaysville and
Heber Van Fleet of Pennington were
married on Wednesday.
Wallace Cowley and Miss Alta Adams.
both OF Layton. were married in Salt
Lake on Saturday.
Miss Nellie Butcher OF Kaysville and
| Edward Manning OF Pennington were
married Wednesday About seventy five
people attended the wedding reception,
which was held in the evening at the
home OF the brides parents.
Mrs. Audrey Roberts has gone to Peb-
BILE Ida. To visit with her sister Mrs.
George f. Mabey.
Misses Mary and Martha f. Barnes en-
tcrtained a few friends to a comet party
N Sunday G
We're served
Miss Rose Perkins, who recently ar
| rived in Utah from London, Is visiting
in town few days as guest OF her friend.
Miss Rose Cheney.
Mrs Nancy ]. Kennitt leaves Satur-
day for Downey. Ida, where she expects
TO spend the next three months as guest
of her daughter.
Mrs. Martha Robins. who has been
visiting relatives in southern California
during the past six months, is expected
10 return home in a few days,
The Ladies' Aid society Of kaysville
gave Mrs Benjamin Barrett a pleasant
surprise Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Baker returned
from Eureka. Thursday, where they have
resided for some time.
Rev. w. n. Thompson who has been
laborIng in Iowa for the past two years.
arrived in Kaysvine last week and will
now take charge OF the Presbyterian
cnurCu mere
Members OF the Christensen family in
Davis county met at the home OF Jo-
seph Christensen In Pennington on Sat
urday and celebrated their annual fam
lily reunion.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Miss Lucinda Tuttle of Bountiful
and Arthur Richards OF West Jordan,
the marriage 10 take place June /.
A parcel shower was given Monday
evening at the home of Farley P. Will
ley In honor OF his daughter. Hulds, who
will be married in the near future TO
]. A. Hatch, Jr., OF Woods Cross.
birthday party was given Tuesday
by Mrs, Ortan A Williams In honor OF
her husband. The evening was spent In
music and games, Prizes were won by
George w, Barnes. Henry II. Blood. Mrs
John C.. Owen and George w. Wilcox. a
delicious supper was served.
Mrs. Thomas Waddoups and daugh-
:ers. Irene and Mabel. are visiting rela-
lives In Grantsville this week.
John Flint. r. p Ellison and John Lay
ton have returned home after an extend
ed visit I'm western Nevada.
Frank Proudfoot OF Kaysvllle and Miss
Lillian Shagogue Of Ogden were married
by John Barnes last week. They will
make their home in Kaysville.
Mrs. Mary p. Adams left for Black
foot. Ida, Sunday. TO spend the summer
with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Burton. daugh.
ter Minnie. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burton left this week for Washaklo
where they will spend few weeks.