KAYSVILLE KINKS - #82 IN SERIES - OCT 1897 Laura May Flint Barnes (1874-1961)

KAYSVILLE KINKS - #82 IN SERIES - OCT 1897

• Tin lunch buckets for sale at the Sheffield Store 10 cents each.
• William B. Smith, an early settler of Kaysville, died Monday morning. He had been suffering for 3 years with kidney trouble. The funeral services were held at the meeting house on Wednesday. The funeral was numerously attended.
• Mrs. Mary Jane Proudfoot has got in a new stock of yarn and is filling orders in stockings as fast as she can (Kaysville Knitting Co. on 100 N)
• Our Young Ladies Association has purchased an organ.
• A 2 roomed house is going up on the Williams Farm on the upper road (Fruit Heights)
• The mountains east of here were capped with snow, the first of the season.
• Merlin Flint, 5 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flint of Kaysville died on the 26th from the effects of injuries received in falling from a tree.
• The walls are up, the roof completed, and the painter is at work on the schoolhouse near William Butcher's (Fruit Heights)
• Miss May Flint, the milliner has moved into the Post Office building and added a new line of fall and winter hats, for ladies and children. The new goods were shipped directly from the East. Miss Flint studied the Millinery business under Mrs. E. H. Mansfield of Ogden.
• PHOTO: Laura May Flint Barnes (1874-1961) daughter of John and Martha Jane Barnes. Married Edward C. Barnes 6-8 1898 Courtesy Ancestry