The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
State Society
KAYsVILLE.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Kaysville, Feb. 19.-Miss Olive XII"
foyle ana Miss MoIlie Barnes spent
Wednesday in salt Lake as guests or
Miss Emmeline Cannon.
Myron Phillips has been spending
the week in East Mill Creek with rela-
t.Ves.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Beazer OF Lo-
renzO, Idaho, are visiting here this
week. the guests Of their sister, Mrs.
Ellen Barton.
Arnold NJ. Barnes returned home the
first of the week after short visit In
Miss Nellie Barton. who is working
in Salt Lake, has been spending a few
days at her home in Kaysvllle.
Elder William Drummer returned
home g few days ago from Ireland,
where he has been doing missionary
work for the past two years.
+ Miss Mamie Barnes has been spend
ing d few days in salt Lake with her
sister, Mrs. Lawrence c, Blood.
Miss Pearl Barber of syracuse IS
visiting in Kaysville this week with
her sister, Mrs. George w Wilcox, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Galley, Mrs. DR..
Sumner Gleason, Miss Martha E.
Barnes. Mrs. c. E. Robinson, Richard
Galley. Miss Blanche Barnes, Allen
Thomson and Mark Barnett were Wis
| itors to Salt Lake on Wednesday.
A number of the friends of Glenn
Green rendered him a surprise party
/ at his home on Mountain road Friday
evening. The time was spent in games,
l-etc., after which refreshments were
/ served. Among those present were:
| Misses Vera BOnnemOrt, Blanche
/ Barnes, Daisy Strong, Maud Jardine,
! Crilla Morgan, Minnie Burton, Annie
! Perkins, Mile Criddle, Annie Fisher
| and Elva Green and Messrs. Archie
/ Green, Everett Johnson, Earl Green,
| Frank Morgan, James Green, Glenn
| Green, Acie Clark, Lawrence BlarnireS
| and VIII Green,
About 95 relatives and friends or
Mrs. Sarah Bishop rendered her sur
| prise party at the home of her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Arthur Smith, on wednesday
evening, IN honor Of her eighty-sixth
| birthday. The time was spent in mu-
| sic, games, social chat, etc, after which
/ supper was served. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Bish-
| op, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Bishop and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bishop, all OF
Mrs. John H. Bonnemort and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John W. Thornley,. spent
! Tuesday in Salt Lake.
| Miss Garnet Swan entertained num-
Der Of her friends at a social at he1
home on Saturday evening. Refresh-
ments were served. Among the many
! guests present were Misses Make
Owen, Garnet Swan, Irene swan, Leone
Blood, Maggie Morgan, Nora Blaimires
| Rhea Swan and ueene Barnes Of sal
Lake and Ada Maylin and Messrs. Har
~ Strong, Leon Strong, Will Love
Clifton Barton, Milton Burton and Har
Misses Cora and Vera Bonnemor
were salt Lake visitors Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Milton Phillips of Ha
den, Idaho, are spending few week
in Kaysviile.
Miss Maggie Layton of Salt LAX
spent Sunday IN town with her rela
tives.
Miss Rhea Swan has returned to he
/ home in Salt Lake after short visi
: here.
t Bishop Henry H. Blood spent Thurs
: day In ogden.
both of this place, were granted mar
! rage license I'm Pennington o
2 wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Robinson hav
r returned to their home in Farmingto
after an extended visit in Ocean Beac
and other California cities.
Miss Leone Major of Salt Lake speT
Sunday here as the guest Of friends.
Hon and Mrs. John r. Barnes hay
been visiting in Salt Lake during tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Parkin Of Wood
l Cross have returned home after a Nv
{ weeks visit to Los Angeles.
s Miss Cynthia Blasdeu has returne
7. home after 2 three months visit
! southern Idaho.
James C. Johnston returned 70 h
home in BlackfOOt, Idaho, last wee
months with relatives in Kaysville.
I T F Cleverly Of Woods Cross ar
| Viene L, Potts of Salt Lake were ma
| ried the first of the week.
Il Charles z. Steed of Clearfield ar
> Miss Florence Mabel Flint of Kaysvil
were married last Wednesday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Blood Bpel
y Wednesday in Salt Lake.