by JRobins | Aug 21, 1892 | Kaysville News
A Budget of interesting Items from the Thriving Town. The school census reports have not been received from all parts of the county yet, but Superintendent Linford estimates that there are about 2,350 school children in the county, an increase of about fifty over last...
by JRobins | Feb 23, 1892 | Kaysville News
A Coming Social Event Crop Prospects Good and Farmers Happy Elaborate preparations are being made for the leap year ball to be given by the Woman’s Suffrage association on Monday evening, the 29th inst. The committee in charge are doing everything possible to make it...
by JRobins | Jan 10, 1892 | Kaysville News
Last Thursday evening the officers and teachers of the Sunday school and a few invited friends gathered at the residence of H. J. Sheffield, one of the assistant superintendents of the school, and gave him a genuine surprise. Some of his friends kept him uptown until...
by JRobins | Dec 20, 1891 | Kaysville News
EDITOR THE STANDARD:– Last Thursday, as Chris. E. Layton was driving some cattle to Salt Lake City I or J. II. Larkins, when in Farmington his horse slipped on the ice fell down. Unfortunately falling on Mr. Layton’s leg, severely bruising the ankle and leg. It...
by JRobins | Aug 6, 1891 | Kaysville News
Newsy Notes From the Thriving Northern Burg. As far as the returns are in, Davis county polled 72 per cent. of the registration lists. Contrary to the general expectation, Layton proved herself to be an overwhelmingly Democratic precinct. It was feared I that she had...
