Kaysville Kinks #58 William Henry Roueche (1866-1928) and wife Rachel Rosetta Webb Roueche (1871-1965) Wedding Day May 16, 1893

• A juvenile drum corps has just been organized. -- Last Sunday one of our lads threw a stone at a bird and missed the mark. It passed thru the Saloon window hitting a man on the head.
• E. W. Layton has recently opened a meat market in the room formerly occupied by the Williams Store(now Faye's Laundromat). This makes 2 meat markets the Kaysville people support.
• J. H. Larkins, leading sheep man, rejoiced over the arrival of a fine boy, but complains the politicians and the new comers are robbing him of all his rest.
• William Roueche had a team of horses run away a few days ago. It started from the Kaysville Mills and landed in a ditch near the UP Depot. One of the horses, a valuable animal has since died.
• PHOTO: William Henry Roueche (1866-1928) and wife Rachel Rosetta Webb Roueche (1871-1965) Wedding Day May 16, 1893. Courtesy Ancestry

• KAYSVILLE KINKS #58 IN SERIES - OCTOBER 1895
• Almost oblivious to his surroundings Nephi Blamires, who murdered his step father Thomas Boynton with an axe on July 10th was arraigned before Judge Bartch yesterday charging him with first degree murder. Blamires a small man with piercing black eyes and a growth of stubby black beard was led into the courtroom by an officer and with the exception of his restless and wandering gaze, presented the appearance of a hypnotic state. Elmer B. Jones appointed as council for Blamires entered a plea for his client. The defense will be insanity.