KAYSVILLE KINKS - #64 IN SERIES - APRIL 1896 Lavinia Ann (Vinnie) Larkins Williams (1873-1963) and Frederick Bernard Williams (Fred B) (1871-1961)

• KAYSVILLE KINKS - #64 IN SERIES - APRIL 1896
• William Wallace, a well known character about Kaysville, has once again deserted his wife and 2 children. This desertion is a rascally piece of work, for it is said the family are in an almost destitute condition, no home and no means of support. Mrs. Wallace has a great many friends and relatives who will see to it she and her children do not suffer.
• Arbor Day was quite generally observed as a holiday in Kaysville, although receiving heavy storms made tree planting impracticable and consequently people were deterred from making a proper use of that day. Arbor Day observances were held in the Music Hall at 10:30am. The public schools united in giving a pleasing and appropriate program.
• Swan and Co. was granted a retail liquor license. -- Construction work on the District No. 2 reservoir will be commencing in a few days.
• John G. M. Barnes has commenced breaking ground for a handsome brick residence to cost upward of $3,500.
• The following city appointments have been made: Henry H Blood, Auditor of Public Accounts; H. J. Phillips, supervisor of streets; John Barton, sexton and quarantine officer; John H. Blood, jailer; Frank Williams, pound keeper; and T. Francis Roueche, water master
• Miss Vinnie Larkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Larkins and Fred B. Williams were united in Holy Matrimony Wednesday in the Salt Lake Temple.
• PHOTOS: Lavinia Ann (Vinnie) Larkins Williams (1873-1963) and Frederick Bernard Williams (Fred B) (1871-1961) courtesy Ancestry.com