Kaysville Kinks #17 Thomas Hyrum Robins and Alice Vilate Day Robins

JUNE 5,16,21 1891
- SALT LAKE HERALD & THE OGDEN STANDARD

-- The Ladies Suffrage Society met Thursday and held their monthly meeting.

-- The June Festival will doubtless attract a large number of Kaysville people. It promises to be a rare treat. the John S. Lindsay Dramatic Company will appear at our Music Hall on Thursday and Friday next. Mr. Lindsay's dramatic abilities are favorably known in these parts and we predict full houses on both evenings.

-- The Union Pacific Railroad Company have come to a sudden halt in the erection of their stockyards here. After the work had progressed for some time, it was discovered yesterday that they were trespassing on ground not owned by them and the owner positively refused to allow the work to continue. It is not known whether a compromise will be effected or not.

-- Alonzo King who sustained a severe fracture of the clavicle by having a tree fall on him while logging in Lost Creek is improving nicely under the charge of Dr. Ingram.

-- Mrs. Sarah Booth, for a great number of years a Kaysville resident, died on Monday evening last at 6:35 O' Clock at the advanced age of 73 years. For some time prior to her demise the deceased had been almost helpless from the effects of paralysis and death came to her as a welcome release from her sufferings.

-- Mr. Thomas H. Robins and Miss Alice Day were united in marriage at Logan on Wednesday last (June 17)

​PHOTOS: Thomas Hyrum Robins 1858-1945 photo Kaysville Main St circa 1920's, Alice Vilate Day Robins 1868-1956 Photos courtesy of Ancestry.