KAYSVILLE KINKS #106 IN SERIES - OCTOBER 1899 Mabel Clair Williams Mattson (1878-1969) Peter Adolf Mattson Jr. (1859-1924)

KAYSVILLE KINKS #106 IN SERIES - OCTOBER 1899

• A committee of young people have been chosen to lead in the amusements in Kaysville during the coming year. The committee is ambitious; it desires to take full control of all amusement halls in Kaysville so that it may have exclusive charge of every social event. It is reported that the Music Hall and Williams Hall have been secured. The 1st ball under their auspices will be given next Friday
• Edwin Bone is very sick
• Essence of peppermint, lemon and ginger available at Kaysville Drug Company
• Elder George B. Bennett has been assigned to labor in the Northern Alabama Mission.
• 4 young Kaysville men Archie Phillips, Parley Anderson, Fred Bennett, and Alma Stewart will leave this evening for Alberta, Canada. They will assist the church contract on the Alberta Canal. Their expenses will be paid both ways and they will receive $1.25 per day while they work.
• City Marshal Blood arrested James E. Ellison of the Farmers Union at Layton for doing business without a city license. (at this time Kaysville and Layton were not officially separated) His hearing was set for Thursday before Justice Beazer. The representatives of the Farmer Union sent word that any further effort on the part of Kaysville City to enforce the license ordinance will be met with resistance.
• An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Blood died yesterday of Whooping Cough and will be buried tomorrow.
• The wedding of Miss Mabel Williams to Mr. Peter Mattson occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams. There were present only the close friends and relatives. An excellent wedding supper was served.
• PHOTO: Bride and Groom Mabel Clair Williams Mattson (1878-1969) Peter Adolf Mattson Jr. (1859-1924)