The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
State Society,"
KAYsvILLE.

haysville, March 26-Arnold NJ. Barnes
ana Paul. r. rhomassen visited in Salt
Lake Thursday.
Delbert Bone and Edward Layton, who
are attending the state university, were
home for few days the first of the
week
Miss Myrtle c. Blood spent Friday in
ogden with her sister Mrs. Paul Var
ney.
Mrs. Mary Flint has been visiting in
Salt Lake this week. the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Barton.
Mrs. Samuel Summers of Clearfield and
Miss Ruby Bromley of Echo, Summit
county, were in Kaysville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith spent Fri
day in Salt Lake.
Miss Edith Walsh of Pennington has
been visiting here for a Jew uays, the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Emma J. Strong
Mrs. Robert Green and little daughter
spent Saturday in Ogden with relatives
Nicholas Bonnemort has returned after
a short visit in TOoeie county.
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Coles and grand
daughter, Miss Bessie Coles. were visi-
tors To Salt Lake Wednesday.
Miss Ella Smith and Miss Bessie Lar
KIN Were visitors 10 Pennington during
the week.
Miss Mollie Barnes. spent Wednesday in
Salt Lake
Clifford D. Strong entertained few
friends at his home Friday evening TO
a candy pull. Among the guests present
We're Miss Mollie Barnes, Miss Ella
Smith. Miss Edith Walsh. Miss Jennie
Phillips, Miss Jenness WiFSle, Mrs. En-
ma J. D. Strong. Mr.. aid Mrs. Milton
K. Phillips, Harvey L. Strong, Arnold Nj.
Barnes and Leon Strong
Mr.. and Mrs. MyrOn IL. Phillips enter
tanned about % TelatiNe and friends at
dinner at their home Sunday Mrs. Phil
lips was assisted in serving by Miss Alton
Freestone and Miss Menita Phillips.
M and Mrs. James Payne and little
daughter of Salt Lake visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs Rudolph DibbIe has returned to
her home in Salt Lake after an extended
visit in Kaysville with her mother, Mrs.
John c. Owen, and other relatives.
Bishop Henry II. Blood was visitor
to Park City Friday.
Hon and Mrs John r. Barnes and
daughter Mamie spent Tuesday in Salt
Lake, guests of Mrs. Lawrence c. Blood.
Mrs. Emma ]. d. Strong and daughter
Mildred spent Saturday in East Bounti-
fuL.
Mr.. and Mrs William Smith of Clear
field spent Sunday here with Mr. and
Mrs. w. Z. Smith.
Misses Cora BOnnemort, Norma Thorn
ley. Matte Thornley, and Vera Bonnie
mort were visitors TO Salt Lake Satur-
day.
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. John ".
Galley.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Smith jr, en-
tertained a few of their Kaysville friends
at dinner at their new home in Clear
field on Sunday. Among those present
werd Misses Jenness Wiggle. Mollie
Barnes Ella Smith, and Messrs. Clifford
ID. Strong Paul r. Thomassen and Ar
mold NJ. Barnes.
Mrs Arthur +. Barnes of Salt Lake
was a kaysville visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert T. Smith and chill
dren Of CleaTfield visited in town Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Man
sell. jr.
Miss Olive Kilfoyle and Miss Nora IN
gram spent Saturday in Salt Lake.
MILFORD ). Barnes, son Roland and
daughters Maurine, Evelyn and Emma,
all of Salt Lake, were visiting relatives
in Kaysville Sunday.
Charles Add and daughter Gladys were
Pennington visitors Sunday.
Miss Aleitha TuDbs of Ogden was a
kaysville visitor the first of the week
Miss Norma Thomson entertained
large number of her friends at her home,
Monday evening, in honor of her twelfth
birthday. The time was spent in play
ing many games, after which refresh
ments were served Among the guests
present were Misses Carrie JamisOn, Mao
mi Remy, EllOuise Burton. gladys SEES
sions, Viola Graham. Leona lNve. Gladys
Barker. Alberta Blamires, Alice Strong,
Jusnita Croft. Virginia Phillips. COrrine
BIamires and Messrs. Shirley Mac
Barnes. VIII Strong, Ferris r. Thomas
sen, Orvil Harvey, Frank Thomson, HUI
bert Smith. Golden Barton, Vernen Nor
gan, Ralph Openshaw, Lewis Underwood
and Glenn Croft.
Herbert E. Smith and Miss Arlene Hatch
of Clearfield were Kaysville visitors Sun
day.
John G. NJ Barnes returned home We'd
nesday after a few days visit in Boise,
Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. ]. Mansell were
visitors to Salt Lake on Wednesday.
Mrs Harry Swanger spent a few days
in Hooper the first of the week.
Miss Martha Z. Barnes spent Thursday
in Salt Lake.
DR.. and Mrs, Joseph II. Grant, jr., and
children were visiting relatives in Woods
Cross the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Leo ROueche of Salt Lake
We're visiting relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Lorenzo Barnes of DOwney, Ida,
is here for a few weeks, visiting her
daughter Mrs. Arson Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton E Phillips, who
have been here for some time past, Wis
iting with relatives and friends, returned
to their home in Haden. Ida, the first |
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Blood and |
Misses Matte and Mamie Barnes were |
in Salt Lake Friday.
The Mutual improvement association of |
KaysVille will hold another debate in the |
meeting house Tuesday evening. The ques- /
tion for debate is: Resolved, that coun- 1
trv life is preferable TO city life" The |
affirmative side is composed of Miss Mary |
Swan, chairman; Miss Cora Bateman and |
Miss Cora BOnnemOrt; while the mega
tive side is composed of Thomas White,
chairman; Harry L. Strong and Gordon
Mrs. R. w. Barnes has returned after
a few days visit in Kamas, Summit
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gaddia have re-
turned to their home in Sugar City, Ida,
after an extended visit in Kaysville, as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sims,
Misses Marion Ellison and Louie Ware
of Layton spent Tuesday here as guests
Of Miss Olive kilfoyle.
MIR. and Mrs. John Halborn and Mr.
and Mrs. John Cliff, all of Salt Lake,
spent Sunday in town as guests of Dr.
and Mrs. ]. z. Morton.
Mr. and Mrs Arnold Miller and chill
lren of Syracuse, were visiting relatives
In town the first OF the week.
MIR and Mrs. Heber c. Blood and sons,
Kenneth and LOTin, of Clearfield, spent |
in Kaysville with relatives.
Miss Alice Coles spent Sunday in Salt
Lake.
Miss Armilda Massengale and Arthur
Woodland, both of Clearfield, were mar
led Wednesday. Their friends rendered
hem a kitchen shower at the home of the
bride Tuesday evening.
Mrs Clara Green has returned to her
nome in Red Lodge, Mont, after an eX-
Tended visit here with her brother. l.. S.
and family.
Mrs. Mary Jane Proudfoot spent We'd
,esday in ogden.
Mrs. Benjamin Barrett has been visit
nc in Salt Lake, the guest of her sister,
Mrs Louise Ellison.
Miss Beatrice Barnes returned home
Wednesday evening after a two weeks
,islt in Salt Lake with her sister, Mrs
cannon Brown.
Miss Ethel Sessions entertained a large
lumber of her friends at her home We'd
esday evening TO an oyster supper. After
were served the remainder
# the evening was spent in playing
James Among the guests present were
Kisses Ruby Bromley, Maggie Reed Lii
ian Guthrie, Irene Hatch, Jennie Warren
nd Messrs Paul r. ThOmassen, George
reed. viii Sessions. George Freestone,
Valdemere Call and Orvil Sessions.
President Ben F. Rich of the Northeast
I'm states mission, arrived. at his home
n NJ