Kaysville Kinks

March 9, 1893

KAYSVILLE KINKS.

it is reported that Dr. C. W. Rex has bought J. B. Meredith’s home west of the Union Pacific depot Mr. and Mrs. Meredith will vacate about April the first, moving into their place near the centre of town.
The Union Pacific has made another change in agents here. Mr. Paul Thomassen has gone to Nephi to take charge of the station there. It is very much regretted as Mr. Thomassen has won the respect and good will of the people of Kaysville during the time he has been here.
The snow fall of yesterday morning has left our roads in a fearful condition. Teamsters hawling coal say its almost impossible to get along in some places. “DENNIS.”
KAYSVILLELE, March 6, 1893

Sources

Kaysville Kinks, Davis County Clipper, March 9, 1893, page 1

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