The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
KAYSVILLE.

Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE, March l2.-The most
elaborate and successfully arranged So
cial affair held i'm Kaysvllo for some
time past was on Thursday when Miss
Elizabeth w. Smith entertained about
sixty of her relatives and friends at her
home in honor of the one hundred ana
father, John S. Smith. Relatives were
presen: from Canada, Gentle Valley:
Idaho; Salt Lake City. Draper and an
dinner was served at r. m, after
which th. remainder Of the afternoon
was spent in music and social chat.
Among the many people who were
Salt Lake visitors during the week were
The following Kaysville people: Mr., and
Mrs. John g. NJ. Barnes, Myron w.
Phillips Lawrence r; Layton, Fred a.
Mrs. Or. sumner Gletason, John w. Bur
ton. Miss Martha T.. Barnes Paul r.
Thomassen, Arnold NJ Barnes. Thomas
!. Smith, Miss Mamie Barnes Hon;
| Green. Miss Mollc Barnes. Paul Tbom-
assen. Miss Elva Green, Mrs. Mary Jane
| Prouafoot, Mrs John Manning. Ferris
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
William Adams. Miss Vera Bonnemort
| Barnes. Herbert j. Barnes, George w.
Cross, Miss Myrtle A, Burton and John
| Robins.
Mrs. Kirby s. Sims entertained the
| home on Main street Friday The aft
crnoon was spent in sowing and social
chat, after which refreshments were
served.
Ronald Swan entertained about twenty
Of his friends at his home Friday even
| ing. Many amusing games were played
after which refreshments were served.
Arthur Stayner OF Malad city, Idaho,
| sto,ff frIa do. In tow
| Mrs Annie Quist Of Salt Lake city is
| spending few weeks In knysNille as
guest OF Mrs. John r Barnes and daugh-
ters Martha T. and Mamie Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marston enter
taIncd few OF their friends to a very
ella sboratc supper 10 their home on
| Thursday evening. Nfter supper the re-
maindcr OF the evening was spent In
| social way,
Miss Ida Parry is spending few weeks
| In Evanston. Wyo.
William Blood has returned home after
two weeks visit I'm Logan with rela-
| tives.
Mrs VIII varney, Miss Mabel Barton
and Joseph r. ,Iarman have all re re-
| a short visit in kaysvllle With relatives
| and friends.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fred CHIT OF Provo
spent Monday in town as guests OF Or,
and Mrs. }. r. Morton.
Tho relatives Of the late Christopher
| Layton. sr. held their annual reunion
on Tuesday at the Farmers Union hall.
Dinner was served at IL O'Clock noon.
after which a programme was given
| consisting OF songs, speeches. recltations.
etc, The festivities OF the day ended
| with a grand ball In the evening, which
was attended by large number OF peo-
Pile.
Mrs. Heber Murdock of Heber City
| Wasatch county. In visiting in town as
guest OF her mother. Mrs. John Nor
| ton
Clifford D. Strong was a visitor to
Roy. Weber county. Thursday.
| Mrs. Anna Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Dun
| yon. Fred Brown and Mrs. Nellie Fitz-
| gerald. all OF Draper, were visiting rela-
lives in town Thursday.
George Smith and son. Wendell Smith.
OF Gentle Valley. Idaho, are visiting rel
atives In town this week.
Miss Jane Smith and brothers John
and Frank Smith of Cardston. Canada.
have been in Kaysville during the week,
visiting their many relatives and friends.
Among the Kaysvillc visitors during
the week were the following people from
Salt Lake City: Mrs j. Golden Klmball.
Mrs. Birdie Knowlton. Herbert J. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence c. Blood, Mr.,
| and Mrs. Leo Ronecke. Keith Barnes,
| Miss Maggie Layton. Miss Agnes Swan.
Arthur Day. Robert Hasam and Mr.,
McGhie, Richard Robins. Mrs; r.; w.
| Barnes Mrs. Dr. keysor and children,
Miss lleene Barnes.
Wademere Call has been spending the
week in Provo as guest of relatives,
Murray Cowlcy left afew days ago
| for Dayton. Idaho. where he has ac-
cepted a position with the Oregon Short
| Line Railroad company.
Robert Jamison has returned home aft
| er short visit 10 Gunnisou. Sanpete
| county.
Asa Parrish Of this place and Miss
| Willmetta Forman OF Heber City were
| married last week.