KAYSVILLE KINKS #104 (103 on OKS) IN SERIES AUGUST 1899 Willard Gailey (1867-1929)

KAYSVILLE KINKS #103 IN SERIES - AUGUST 1899

• J. W. Thornley's team ran away with his new surrey on Monday. He and some of his people were in the Kaysville Co-op trading, when the team broke loose and ran over to near R. W. Barnes residence where they collided with a tree. The vehicle was quite badly damaged and as a result 2 young Thornley ladies will be deprived of their outing to Ogden Canyon.
• On Thursday Taylor Rochelle will have a hearing before Justice Beazer on the charge of assault on William Cole
• The Dewey Club will give a mid summer dance in Williams Hall this evening.
• Mrs. Ellen Knowlton was the hostess at a pleasant afternoon social at her home in West Kaysville. The rooms were elegantly decorated with asparagus plumes, green vines and a profusion of cut flowers. An excellent repast was served at 7 O' clock.
• There is no longer a doubt that Kaysville is to be provided with a new Oregon Short Line Depot. The order has gone forth. The old building will be replaced.
• Some unknown persons broke into Swan and Co. Saloon and as a result 4 bottles of Swan's best brandy is missing. They also relieved the cash register of $1.
• The people were out en mass yesterday to welcome home our soldiers (Spanish American War). Sgt. Meredith, Corporal Woolsey and Farrier Clawson. The boys were met at the Rio Grande Depot by a band and many citizens who escorted them to the meeting house. A program was rendered. A grand ball in the evening closed the days activities.
• Elder Willard Gailey returned on Wednesday from his mission to the Southern States.
• PHOTO: Willard Gailey (1867-1929) Son of John and Elizabeth Gailey. Husband of Addie Leora Winger Gailey. - Ancestry photo