KAYSVILLE KINKS #99 IN SERIES - MARCH 1899 Kaysville Brick Company

KAYSVILLE KINKS #99 IN SERIES - MARCH 1899

• John Sivil Smith will celebrate his 90th Birthday next Friday, March 10. A party will be given at the family residence.
• Shoes from 25 cents a pair at H. J. Sheffield Mercantile. Also a new line of floor oil cloth, linoleum and carpet.
• J. Arthur Loining, an elocutionist and impersonator will recite at the Music Hall next Monday evening.
• Miss Ada Flint and Mr. Ernest Layton were united in marriage in the Salt Lake Temple on Thursday last. A pleasant reception was tendered them by the parents of the bride at their beautiful home.
• Miss Della Ball, age 13, died last night of pneumonia. She was a daughter or Jared Ball.
• Miss Lillie Clow, who teaches in Kaysville, was in Salt Lake yesterday.
• Saturday of next week, April 1, will be designated at "Children's Day" in Kaysville. On that day there will be a dance for the little folks in the afternoon.
• The Dewey Club of Kaysville gave a "Bow and Basket" party last evening at Williams Hall.
• Bishop and Barker, the local brickmakers, are loading 2 cars of brick to be shipped to Peter Barston of Clarkston, Cache County.
• PHOTOS: 1- Kaysville Brick Company (located in area of about 320 N Main, now Ace Hardware) 2- Amos Henry Bishop (1860-1933), owner Kaysville Brick Company. 3- Bricks from Kaysville Brick Company. They were noted for their yellowish color. Can still be seen in homes and buildings in the area. Example: Kaysville Tabernacle, Center St. Signature yellow bricks from Kaysville Brick Company. These bricks were given to me by the owner of Layton Cycle and Sports 60 N. Main, Layton. They were taken from their remodeling project 2018, of the former Kowley Drug building.