The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
State Society,"
KAYsvILLE.

Especial to The Herald Repubiican.)
Kaysville, March 19.-Leo Wardrop OF
salt Lake spent Sunday in Kaysviile as
guest Of Herbert J. Barnes
KEY. J. ]. Hickman and Miss Ella Al
soey OF Ogden We're visiting friends in
Miss Maggie Reed has returned home
after two weeks visit in Bingham.
Mrs. John r. Barnes has been spending
lew days in Salt Leke this week as the
Blood.
Mrs. r. W. Barnes is visiting IN Kamas
Tor few days.
]. yenager of Henager's business col
isge in Salt Lake was in Kaysville Sun
day.
Mrs. Josephine Roueche Taylor of Salt
Lake has been in town for few days.
Miss Beatrice Barnes is visiting in Salt
Lake this week as guest or her sister,
MIS- Ammon Brown.
Miss Ruth Keysor OF Salt Lake has been
here this week as guest OF Miss bernice
Warren.
Miss Alton Freestone of Clearfield is
spending a few weeks in Kaysville.
Waldemere Call returned home Sun
day evening, after a weeks visit In Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith OF Salt Lake
are visiting here this week. -
Mrs. William E. Smith, Miss Jennie
Phillips and Miss Ella Smith spent Sun
day IN Layton as guests OF Mrs. Joseph
Wiggie and daughter Jenness.
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and Miss Mollie Barnes were In Salt Lake
Wednesday.
Earl Robins expects to leave for Ray
imond, Canada, in a few days, where ne
will remain during the summer.
Mrs. Rudolph Dibble of salt Lake mas
been visiting for few days as guest Of
her mother, Mrs. John c. Owen, and
other relatives.
John S. White Of Pennington and
George Dibble OF Legion were in kays-
willie Sunday
Miss Martha E. Barnes spent Tuesday
in Salt Lake.
The marriage Of Miss Myrtle Morgan
and Brigham Bosworth viii take place IN
the Salt Lake temple Wednesday, March
50.
J. Golden Kimban of Salt Lake was in
Kaysviile Sunday.
George Smith and son, Wendell Smith,
OF Gentle valley, Idaho, have returned
home.
Miss Margaret Latimer returned to her
home in Salt Lake Friday, after few
days visit in Kaysville.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph 7. Strong and Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Strong and children, all
of Salt Lake, were visiting Mr. and mrs
Hyrum Strong and daughters. Misses Mae
and Daisy Strong. during the week.
Dan A. Graves of Chica go is az the
Kaysvilie hotel for few weeks.
Frank EsshOTn of Salt Lake was In
Kaysville Wednesday.
Charles Harrington and James F.
Lynch of Ogden spent Sunday here,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ranstead OF Den
yer. Colo. spent few days in Kaysville
this week.
James F Marsh of Alpine was here
during the week
). E. Anderson of Salt Lake spent Wed
nesday in Kaysville.
T. H. Pease of Chicago was in Rays
Vile last week.
we're among the Kaysville visitors of the
week.
Dan Mcpherson Of St. Louis spent
few days in Kaysyille the first OF the
week.
Paul Hallen and ]. F. Deal. both of
Salt Lake, have been visiting here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Gaddia and baby
and Mrs Kirby S. Sims at the Kaysville
hotel for q few days Lass week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Noll Of st. Louis
were here during the week.
Miss Florence Hull of Salt Lake spent
Sunday in town as guest OF her cousins,
Misses Agnes and Mary Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Coles spent We'd
nesday in Salt Lake.
Miss Adelaide Grant entertained large
number of her little friends at her home
on Wednesday afternoon, in honor Of her
eighth birthday. The time was spent in
playing games, after which refreshments
Roetta Thomassen, Mildred Barnes, Bes-
sic Reeves. Dora Hansen, Ella Wilcox, |
Mildred Strong, lone Phillips, Irene
Nance, Doris Thornley,. Laura Sims, |
Ma define Smith. Vera Layton. Ada Patti |
10, Norma Underwood, Vera Blood
President and Mrs. Joseph II. Grant |
and son Harris of Woods Cross We're
here Wednesday as guests OF DR.. and /
Mrs. Joseph H. Grant, jr
Jabes Adams Of Layton was IN Kays- /
VILE Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Reed OF Clarified spent |
Wednesday in town.
The Mutual Improvement associations /
Of Kaysville held a debate in the meeting |
house Tuesday evening. The question /
was: Resolved. That an education is /
at the age of 81" The affirmative side !
was composed of Gilbert L. Nance. ia mes
Criddle Miss Mamie Layton and Law
renee r. Layton. while the negative side /
was composed OF r. j. Williams, Frank /
Cheney, Miss Beatrice Barnes and Will /
liam Dummer. The Judges were John G.
NJ. Barnes. JabeZ Adams and John Smith.
The result of their decision was two for /
Tie affirmative and one for the negative.
The W. c. T. Z. Of Kaysville held their
regular monthly meeting in the Relief
Society hall on Tuesday afternoon and IL
was largely attended DR. John z. Nor
ton gave lecture uDon the effects of al
soholic drinks on the system and Mrs
Joseph Peak read paper on prison work
n England.
her sister. Mrs. Sa muel Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton r. Phillips. who
have been here visiting relatives for the
past month. expect TO return 70 their
nome In Haden. Ida. Sunday evening.
The sixty-eighth anniversary of the mr.
of the Relief society was cele-
lrated Thursday by the members Of the
Kaysville Relief society in the ward meet
ng house. An elaborate dinner was