KAYSVILLE KINKS - #73 IN SERIES - JANUARY 1897

KAYSVILLE KINKS - #73 IN SERIES - JANUARY 1897

• Ice harvesting has begun and several hands may be seen at work at the Sheffield's pond and also at Beesley's mill cutting, loading and hauling nice large, clear cakes of ice which appear to be nearly a foot in thickness.
• A yellow flag is out at the residence of James Linford (a yellow flag on a home indicated a contagious illness present)
• Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Jennetta Blood and William H. Mansell. They will be married in the Salt Lake Temple next Wednesday. A reception will take place at the Mansell House (formerly Egbert Hotel)
• H. J. Sheffield has almost entirely recovered from his recent illness.
• Mrs. M. J. Proudfoot resumed her labor in her knitting factory on Monday after having been on the sick list. (factory at her home on 100 N)
• Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barnes buried their infant child on Tuesday.
• 12 inches of snow and it still falls
• The Women's Christian Temperance Union gave a social at The Presbyterian Chapel last evening.
• Elders Samuel B. Rushforth, Fred L. Sheffield, Ernest Marston and George W. Smith started on their missions to the Southern States.
• TESTIMONIAL FOR HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA - My husband has taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for indigestion and pain in his side and he thinks nothing has done him so much good as this medicine. I have taken it for kidney trouble and I am a great deal better and my daughter has been relieved of headaches by Hood's Pills. -- Mary Barber Kaysville, Utah
• PHOTO: Hood's Products - Founded by Charles I. Hood 1875 Lowell, Massachusetts. It was among the largest patented medicine companies in the US and offered a number of personal health products and remedies.