The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27
KAYSVILLE,


Byron Barton of Provo spent Monday
/ In kaysVille visiting relatives.
Miss Nina Hess of Pennington was {
| Kaysville visitor Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Layton enter
! tanned a number of their friends at theil
| home Wednesday evening TO a nut party
| The time was spent in playing all KINDS
| of nut games, after which refreshment!
were served. Among the guests present
were DR.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Grant, Jr.
| Mr. and Mrs, Frank l.. Layton, Mrs
Emma ]. d. Strong. MIR. and Mrs. George
w. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Phillips
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs
James A. CottrelI, Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ G. LiutOrd, Mr. and Mrs. Heber ]. Shef-
field, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyde, Mr.
and Mrs. orion a. Williams, Miss Al
berta Cottrell and John Hall.
Earl WardTop Of Salt Lake visited III
/ town the first of the week as the guest
of Arnold NJ. Barnes.
The Deseret Sunday school union meet
ing held in Kaysville Sunday was very
largely attended. people being present
from all parts of Davis county. Stephen
l. Richards Of Salt Lake was present
and gave very interesting lecture on
How 20 Make Improvements in Our Sun
day Schools"
Mrs. John G. NJ. Barnes spent Wash
ington's birthday in Salt Lake. as the
Euest Of her son, J. George Barnes, and
family.
Miss Winnie Atkinson OF South Bounti-
the week.
The members Of the KaysviIIe Peerless
orchestra met at the home Of Keith
Barnes Monday tvening.
Miss Myrtle A. Burton has entered the
L. d. s. university in Salt Lake.
President Joseph IT. Grant, Sr., and
son, Carter, of Woods Cross visited rela-
tives in Kaysville on Sunday.
MILFORD +. Wtggle has returned home
from Preston, Idaho. where he has been
visiting relatives for some time past.
Mrs. Grace Taylor and daughter, Nor
ma, Of Ogden have been visiting in town
during the week. as guests Of Mrs. EN-
incline Taylor,
Hon. and Mrs. John r. Barnes and
daughter, Miss Martha Z. Barnes, spent
Tuesday in the capital as guests of
Mrs. Lawrence G. Blood
Heber c. Blood Of Clearfield spent Sun
day in town.
Elder William Drummer, who recently
returned home from a two years mis-
sion IN Ireland, gave a very interesting
lecture In the Kaysville NEE ting house
TO large audience on Sunday evening
on The History and People of Ire
land"
Miss Jermess Wfggie of Layton has been
visiting here during the week, the guest
of Miss Ella Smith.
The following kaysville people attended
the grand ball given in the Clarified
dancing hall ON the evening of Wash
ingtOn's birthday: Miss Myrtle Blood
Miss Alberta Cottrell, Miss Tessie Lay
ton, Miss Ida Smith, Paul r. ThOma sSen,
Arnold NJ. Barnes, Clifford ., Strong,
Keith Barnes, Harry Cottreu, Gordon
Galley, Charles owen Ralph Lindsey.
Milton Burton and Gilbert L. Nance
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Dibble of Salt
Lake were visiting in town a few days
during the week, as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. owen.
Mrs. r. ". Barnes is spending the
week in Kamas, Summit county, with
Miss Bessie Manning Of South Hooper
was a Kaysville visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Jr.. of
Clearfield were visiting in Kaysville a
few DAYS the first of the week
Mrs. Alice BOyntOn entertained a few
friends at her home Tuesday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served. Among
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J. Sheffield, JT., DR.. and Mrs Joseph
II. Grant. Jr., Air. and Mrs. Frank L.
Layton and DR.. and Mrs. John L. Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beazer returned TO
their home in Lorenzo, Idaho the first
of the week after short visit in Kays-
Vile
Miss Heene Barnes, who is attending
school in Salt Lake, spent a few days
in town the first of the week.
Miss Daisy Weaver Of Layton Is spend
ing the week here with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Graham
Mrs. Martha Weaver Of Layton IS visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. George ". Barnes.
William Blood left Sunday evening for
Logan, where he is spending a few days
with his daughter, Mrs. James II. Lin
ford, Jr
Mrs. Ellen Barnes, who has been visit
ng relatives here for some time past has
returned TO her home in BlackfoOt, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 3. Coles and chill
lren Of Point Lookout, Box Elder county,
nave been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Coles for two weeks.
Elur NH - of inc
school in Salt Lake, spent WashingtOn's
birthday at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis and daugh-
er of Salt Lake have been spending the
week in Kaysyille.
Miss Mamie Barnes has been spending |
he week in Salt Lake as the guest OF
Ter sister, Mrs. Lawrence g Blood.
Mrs. Louise Ellison Of Salt Lake is /
his week visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben |
amin Barrett, in this city.
Miss Mabel Barton Of Ogden IS visit |
ne here with her grandparents, sir. and 1
drs Henry Manseu, Sr,
The friends of Mrs. George Swan ten /
ered her a surprise party at her home |
friday evening In honor of her birth /
lay. The time was spent I'm music, games,
Ociai chat. etc. after which refresh
lents were served. Among those present /
we're Mr. and Mrs George Swan. Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank YOunt, Mrs. John q. NJ.
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Blood,
II. and Mrs. Joseph II. Grant, Jr., DR..
nd Mrs. J. +. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs
Drton A. Williams, Miss Agnes Garnet,
Hiss Irene Janet, Miss Mary Swan, Miss
;ellie Barton, Mr.. and Mrs John W.
thornley, and Mrs. John Barton
John Hall of North Ogden is visiting !
O town this week with his sister, Mrs.
Mrs. William Z. Smith is spending q
aw days in Clearfield with her daugh-
Pr. Mrs. leila Smith.
Mrs. William Mayfield of Pennington
pent Tuesday in Kaysville as the guest
f her mother Mrs. Emmeline Taylor
Miss Blanche Barnes has returned home
fter an extended visit in Salt Lake with
er sister, Mrs. Ammon Brown.
Mrs. Charles Barton, daugher, Mildred
nd Blanche. and son, Harmon, all of
gden. spent WashingtOn'S birthday in
)wn at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
{. BOnnemOrt
Miss MoIlie Barnes was a Salt Lake
stor on Wednesday.
The Women of WOOdcraft of kaysville
ltertained a large number of their
lends to d grand ball in the Farmers |
Mon hall Thursday evening. Dancing j
as the chief event of the evening, after
hich elaborate refreshments were /
Mrs. Elizabeth Robins. George Swan,
RS. Sumner Gleason and DR.. J. r. Nor {
N were visitors in Salt Lake during the J
eek. II
BRYANT Page left Friday for an ex- !
nded visit to Dayton, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Duerden. John X. {
rusby and William J. Holt, all of Bounti- Y
Il. left last week for an extended visit
California.
Miss Viene Potts of Salt Lake and
rankin Clever of Woods Cross were | :
arried last week j
Mrs RhOda Barnes Of Lowell, Wyo., is
sitting relatives in town for a few t
eeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Adams have re- c
rned home from an extended visit in S
uthem Utah. d