KAYSVILLE KINKS - #66 IN SERIES - JUNE 1896 Henry Hooper Blood (1872-1942) Served as Utah Governor 1933 to 1941. Minnie Ann Barnes Blood (1873-1947).

KAYSVILLE KINKS - #66 IN SERIES - JUNE 1896

• Miss Annie Bone of Kaysville will be the Davis County Queen and the Maid of Honor to the State Queen.
• A series of bold and unsuccessful burglaries were perpetrated during the still watches of night. When they finished their nocturnal labors 3 Kaysville establishments had been broken into. Swan & Co. Saloon was first. The bartender had closed up and gone home, but that didn't swerve the fellows from their course. They simply went in and helped themselves to the whiskey. Then they called on Proudfoot Barber Shop. There they gathered up a few razors. Next at the Union Station, they forced the door open. There they blew the iron door off the safe with explosives. The safe contained only books and papers and in disgust they threw their tools and the debris in the grass near the tracks and fled.
• Miss Minnie Allen is very sick with neuralgia. (A severe pain due to an irritated or damaged nerve)
• Miss Minnie A. Barnes and Mr. Henry H. Blood, prominent young people of Kaysville were married at the Salt Lake Temple Thursday (June 4) and in the evening a large reception was given at the home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barnes.
• PHOTO: Henry Hooper Blood (1872-1942) Served as Utah Governor 1933 to 1941. Minnie Ann Barnes Blood (1873-1947). They were the first couple to live in the Governor's Mansion in Salt Lake City - Photo Layton Heritage Museum