Kaysville Kinks

December 22, 1892

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. arrived on Wednesday morning from New Mexico, her son accompanied her and they will probably spend the winter in Kaysville.
H. Rouche and daughter, Josephine, have been spending two weeks with friends in Logan.
Miss Rice spoke to a small audience at the Tabernacle, on Friday evening in the interest of the W. C. T. U. The lady has been lecturing in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.
The concert Saturday evening for the benefit of the brass band was at decided success. Those taking part acquitted themselves admirably.
Dr. C. W. Rex and wife entertained a few of their friends, on Thursday evening. Dinner was as served at six o’clock, after which, the evening was spent in a most enjoyable way until a late hour.
DENNIS, KAYSVILLE Dec 17, 1892

Sources

Kaysville Kinks, Davis County Clipper, December 22, 1892, page 3

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