Kaysville Kinks #60 Henry Talbot

• Kaysville is to have another newspaper. W. Earl Smith a gentleman of more or less varied, checkered and extensive country newspaper experience in Utah and elsewhere is to be the editor and publisher. It will be called the "Kaysville Eagle."
• Oscar Barton, William Colt and Company of elders arrived at Liverpool on November 27th.
• In the Matrimonial Market - Miss Mary A Edmonds and John Manning were united in wedlock. Miss Mamie Bennett and Oscar Barnes were married by Bishop Peter Barton last Wednesday. On Thursday Miss Chloe Phillips and Robert C. Jamison were made one.
• E. W. Layton has stopped work on his drive well for a time but will commence as soon as weather permits. He is down between 560 and 570 feet of pipe.
• Last Sunday Henry Talbot died of pneumonia. He was 82 years of age. He was one of the early settlers here. He came from South Africa and settled in Kaysville-Layton area in 1861.
• PHOTO: Henry Talbot 1813-1895, courtesy Ancestry. #kfmuseumha

• KAYSVILLE KINKS #60 IN SERIES - DECEMBER 1895
• There was an interesting meeting of the Kaysville Women's Suffrage Club last Monday. Their organization will assist as much in their power to extend the victory that has been won here in Utah until the political equality of the sexes shall be recognized in other states and equal suffrage becomes a national institution.
• The Kaysville Slaughtering Company have closed out their retail stock and gone out of business for the present at least.