KAYSVILLE KINKS - #93 IN SERIES - SEPTEMBER 1898

KAYSVILLE KINKS - #93 IN SERIES - SEPTEMBER 1898

• The atmosphere was considerably cooled and the vegetation refreshed by the showers we had Monday evening.
• A Missionary Ball will be given at the Music Hall tonight in honor of a benefit for Elders Hubert Burton and Frank L. Layton.
• Although having showers predicted Tuesday, a great many children and parents took chances on getting wet and went to Lagoon with the Sunday School. A most enjoyable time was had by all.
• Mrs. Jane W. Blood, who has been ill quite a long time, does not seem to improve any.
• Recently we announced that William L. Galbraith and Albert Beazer had purchased the Kaysville Roller Mills and were remodeling, improving and repairing the same. They have adopted the firm name "Galbraith and Beazer Milling Company" and will use the "Battleship Brooklyn" as the trade mark on their sacks. The mill began operation on Saturday and they assert they are going to produce a first class article. Wheat is taken in exchange for flour. They will do all manner of mill work.
• PHOTOS: (1) Ad Galbraith & Beazer Milling Co. Davis Co. Clipper 8-18 1899 pg 4. (2) Battleship Brooklyn in service 1893-1921. She was one of the main players on the sea during the Spanish-American War, being struck 20 times with only 1 man wounded, 1 killed. Galbraith & Beazer used an image of this ship on their flour/grain sacks.