KAYSVILLE KINKS - #98 IN SERIES - FEBRUARY 1899 George Fletcher Patillo

KAYSVILLE KINKS - #98 IN SERIES - FEBRUARY 1899

• The largest stock of Valentines ever seen in Davis County will be at H. J. Sheffield's store. See his show room window.
• About 30 horsemen were out coyote hunting on Saturday and succeeded in capturing one of these carnivorous beasts. The crowd has been out 4 times this winter.
• The ladies and gentlemen that are members of the Dewey Club will give a social Tuesday evening in honor of their fellow member Walter Cottrell.
• At the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sumner Gleason, a very enjoyable Washington's Birthday social was given under the auspices of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
• A number of Kaysville people expect to go to Ogden Monday evening to witness the Salt Lake Opera Company's "A Trip To Africa."
• Mrs. Sarah Cosworth, wife of John Cosworth died last night at the age of 75. The funeral will take place at the meeting house at 1pm.
• Washington's Birthday was generously observed as a holiday. Patriotic exercises were given at the school houses. Business houses were closed. Many pleasant family gatherings and socials were held. In the evening the Dewey Club gave a ball in Williams Hall.
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary with a pleasant evening. Nearly all of their 11 children live nearby.
• G. F. Patillo has removed his stock of tin ware and hardware from his former place of business and now occupies more commodious quarters opposite the Co-op store. (40 E Center)
• PHOTO - George Fletcher Patillo inside his new shop located east of where Zions Bank now stands. (40 E Center). He built a small tin shop behind his home where he would mend pans, buckets and worked with anything metal.