by JRobins | Jan 5, 1893 | Kaysville News
Seventy-five Couples Atteend Leap Year Ball – Young Bloods Take in the TownHappy New Year; turn over a New leaf Monday evening, a dance will be given at William’s hall which is safe to say, will prove a success. Joseph Smith, who was injured by being run over by an...
by JRobins | Dec 29, 1892 | Kaysville News
Dancing Order of the Day—W.R. Payne Passed Away Complements of the season.up by the Ladies, Columbian club. Miss Nettie Meredith is home for the holidays. Snow is all gone and mud has taken its place, much to the regret of all. Zamloch, the Magician, skipped out last...
by JRobins | Dec 22, 1892 | Kaysville News
A Successful Concert – Visitors From Mexico. H.J. Sheffield has moved into his new store, every thing is in tip top style. Zamloch the magician, will give performances in the Music hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mrs. Gallrauth, mother of W.L. Galrauth Jr....
by JRobins | Dec 15, 1892 | Kaysville News
The meeting of the Ladies’ Columbian club, last Wednesday evening proved a success; those attending felt amply repaid for so doing. Our Union Pacific Agent, Paul Thomassen, was called to Logan, Friday as a witness against three jail birds he assisted in capturing here...
by JRobins | Dec 7, 1892 | Kaysville News
Yesterday’s Proceedings of the Stake Conference. A Horse Thief Caught–Death of Mrs. Barton–Columbian Club Exercises—Notes on the side. The unpropitious weather of yesterday detracted considerably from the attendance at the stake conference. In the morning...
