The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
KAYSVILLE.

Special to The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. April During the past
week a large number of Iiaysville people
were visitors to Ogden, and among them
were Miss Martha Il. Barnes. Miss Mamie
Barnes. Henry II Blood. George W.
Barnes, Orton A. Williams, II. J. Shelf
field. Jr Miss Ella Blamires. Miss Ca
milla Barnes, II. j. Williams. Miss Bessie
Larkins. Herbert c. Burton, George w.
Wilcox, Miss Beatrice Barnes. Miss
Blanche Barnes. Frank Galley. Albert b.
Barton. Miss Mabel Rushforth. Miss AL.
berta Cottrell. Miss Mary Swan, Arnold
NJ. Barnes Clifford d. Strong. Miss Myr-
tie G. Blood. Miss Mae Strong Miss
Elizabeth Stewart. Mrs. Nellie NJ. Nance,
Miss Effie Criddle. Harry Cottren Miss
Rose Cheney. DR.. Joseph II. Grant, Jr..
MISS Myrtle &, Burton. Miss Mamie Lay
ton. Miss Ella Smith. George T. Bees
ley. Henry S. ]. Mansell, John Barnett
{; b Lott. Joseph Openshaw, Miss Emily
Maylin. Robert Sumerville, Oscar Flint.
Miss Nerna HaIght. William IL. Blood,
and Mrs. Sarah Green and daughter,
Clara.
Mat Taylor of Grand Junction. Colo.
Charles johnson of Park City. Frank IL
Sake, Louis Gibbins and Robert White,
all of Salt Lake; Charles Lahborn OF
Bingham, W, IL. Ross OF Boston. Mass:
G. Peterson, Fred Mortcnson and c. NJ.
Wheelwrlsht, all OF Ogden: Charles Stork
of New York City Henry Painter OF
American Fork. C. W. Ranstead OF Elgin.
Ill, and John u. Kern, f. G. Wire, ]. A.
Payne and Thomas W. Golden. all of
Salt Lake, are all visitors in Kaysvine
this week
The Mutual Improvement associations
OF haysville held n debate In the meet
ing house Tuesday evening. The ques
tion was. Resolved. That country life is
preferable TO city life" The affirmative
side was composed of Miss Cora Bate.
man. nd Miss irene swan and Miss Clara
composed OF Albert b. Barnes. Gilbert
l.. Nance and Thomas White, The judges
were Miss Beatrice Barnes. j. Richard
Galley and r. j. Williams The result
vor Of the affirmative.
Charles Layton of Thatcher. Ariz.. ar
rived in Kaysville Thursday evening and
expects 10 remain here a few weeks.
L. p. Ellison has returned home from
Canada.
Bruce Major. who has been doing mis-
sonary work in Virginia for the past
twenty eight months, returned home OF
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard PiIIing of Cards
ton, Canada. are down spending "A few
weeks as guests OF their many rela-
tlyes.
Miss Ruby Bromley. who has been Wis
itlnG with her aunt. Mrs. Samuel Sum
mers. for over two weeks. returned to her
homo In Echo Tuesday evening.
Joseph Ellison OF Raymond. Canada. Is
spending a short time here as the guest
OF relatives.
Mrs. Rachel Mansell has returned home
after a short visit in Salt Lake with her
many friends.
Among the, Kaysvile people who were
visitors to Salt Lake city during the
week were John G.. NJ. Barnes. Henry Ii.
Blood. Maggie Reed. Mr.. and Mrs John
Barton. Richard Galley, Miss Mazie
Sims. Roy Nell and Early Sims.
Mrs. PATRICK Mabin OF Lewiston. Cache
county, is visiting in town few days
as the guest of her sisters. Mrs Grace
Ellison and Mrs. Anna Jamison.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Martin. Mr.
and Mrs 7, Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs, Law
renee c. Blood and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jamison and children, all of Salt Lake
City. were Kaysville visitors during the
week.
Miss Pearl Layton and Miss vickie Egg
bert are visiting relatives in Grace. Ida.
for 81 few weeks as the guests or Mrs
Crllla White Egbert.
Mrs. Catherine Pilling left for her home
in Cardston. Canada. Sunday, after a
three months visit here as the guest OF
her many relatives and friends.
The most beautiful and elaborate So
cial affair OF the week was on Wcdnes-
day evening. when Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
dred of their relatives and friends at
wedding reception, given in the Farmers
Union hall. In honor OF the marriage OF
their eldest daughter. Miss Myrtle Nor
gan, 10 Brigham Bosworth. which was
soiemniZcd In the Salt Lake temple dur
ing the day Dainty refreshments were
served. The bridal couple received many
beautiful and costly presents. After re-
naming here at the home of the brides
parents for a few days they will move
to Treasurctop. Ida. where they expect
TO make their homc