by JRobins | Dec 4, 1890 | Kaysville News
Charles E. Pearson was in the town on legal business yesterday. CW. S. and R. C. Barnes, of Salt Lake, spent Thankgiving in Kaysville. Thanksgiving in Kaysville was spent very quietly. A dance in the music hall at night was the only form of amusement. The Sunday...
by JRobins | Nov 27, 1890 | Kaysville News
A Grist of News From the Flourishing Northern Town Hon. Joseph Barton is down from Ogden. Mr. Thomas C. Patten, of Salt Lake, is in town. John R. Barnes went down to the capital this morning. The Farmington Dramatic company, under the management of the Johnson...
by JRobins | Nov 23, 1890 | Kaysville News
Mr. Isaac Sears, of Salt Lake was in town Monday. President John Morgan was up from the capital yesterday. Judge Phillips and party started on their deer-huntlng trip last Monday morning. Wessels & Co. have just opened their new store with an elegant line of dry...
by JRobins | Nov 16, 1890 | Kaysville News
What delightful weather! Clear, cold and pleasant. William White, of the firm of White & Sons company, was up from Salt Lake on Thursday. Levi Taylor, jr., assistant superintendent of the Territorial reform school, is down from Ogden. Surely no country can boast...
by JRobins | Nov 9, 1890 | Kaysville News
C. E. Pearson was in town on official business last Thursday. We are informed that Wessels & Co. will open their millinery and dry goods store on Monday. Mr. J. R. Proudfoot had his barber shop burglarized on Sunday morning and several razors taken. We notice by...
