Kaysville Kinks #33 Jessie Hazel Beazer Bishop and Harold James Bishop family

FEBRUARY 1893

- Our new Kaysville newspaper "The Eagle" Vol. 1 First issue has been printed. It is spoken of in complimentary terms by those who have examined it. It is a nice, newsy 6 column paper that will be published every Thursday. Eva B. Smith is the name nailed to the masthead of this paper. She says: "It is impossible to run a paper to please everyone. While we are always ready to receive and profit by the advice of others, we will not be dictated to."

-- Mrs. T. F. Roueche was seriously injured in a fall, and she is slowly recovering.

-- The snow has almost disappeared again.

-- A meeting of the Kaysville Brick and Tile Co. was held Monday and Amos H. Bishop and Arthur Smith were elected to fill vacancies on the board.

-- James H. Larkin was seen on our streets again after having just returned from Southern Idaho.

-- John S. Smith is recovering after a severe attack of la grippe.

-- There was a merry company of some 40 young people at the Bonnemort residence last night. A social evening was given by the Misses Bonnemort. A sumptuous lunch of the most tempting viands (tasty dish) was served and music, mirth and games made up the evening.

-- A son and heir was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bishop on Wednesday. The newcomer and his mother are doing well.

​PHOTO: The new baby (all grown up) was named Harold James Bishop (1893-1959) Harold served in France in WWI - Family photo - Harold had 5 sons. Family Photo taken ca. 1950's back l to r: Lowell, Stanley, Harold B., Weston, Vernon, Front: Jessie Hazel Beazer Bishop and Harold James Bishop - courtesy of Ancestry.