KAYSVILLE KINKS #109 IN SERIES - JANUARY 1900

KAYSVILLE KINKS #109 IN SERIES - JANUARY 1900

• Our perfume is complete and one drop on the handkerchief lasts four weeks and then can be scarcely washed out. - Sold at H.J. Sheffield and Sons store.
• A meeting was held Thursday in the interest of a free public library and reading room that will probably soon be established in Kaysville. Addresses were given by E. M. Whitesides and Francis Mortensen.
• J. R. Proudfoot gave a card party for a number of his young friends on New Years Day.
• John H. Smith gave the poor widows of Kaysville a Near Years dinner.
• William Clawson went to Salt Lake today where he will undergo a surgical operation for injuries received while serving his county in the late war. (Spanish American War) His friends are raising a purse of money to assist in paying his expenses.
• Mrs. Ella Curtis Garlick, who's alleged connection with the attempted burning of Swan & Co. Saloon last November was arrested on a charge of arson last night by Sheriff Abbott. She broke down and wept when the arrest was made and pleaded with the officer not to confine her in jail for the night. He took her to Mansell House (aka Egbert Hotel, Kaysville Hotel) and she was arraigned in the morning by Justice Gailey and entered a plea of not guilty. Her hearing was set for Friday and in default of $500 bail she remanded to the custody of the sheriff. She was taken to Farmington, where she will occupy the women's department of the county jail.
• Dr. Gleason is preparing to extract the worst cases of decayed teeth or institute filling of gold, amalgam or cement in the most careful manner. Call afternoons.
• PHOTO: Dental chair belonging to Dr. Sumner Gleason. He used it when he visited Davis County schools. He gave children both physical and dental examinations. Currently on display at Heritage Museum of Layton