by JRobins | Dec 20, 1891 | Kaysville News
EDITOR THE STANDARD:– Last Thursday, as Chris. E. Layton was driving some cattle to Salt Lake City I or J. II. Larkins, when in Farmington his horse slipped on the ice fell down. Unfortunately falling on Mr. Layton’s leg, severely bruising the ankle and leg. It...
by JRobins | Aug 6, 1891 | Kaysville News
Newsy Notes From the Thriving Northern Burg. As far as the returns are in, Davis county polled 72 per cent. of the registration lists. Contrary to the general expectation, Layton proved herself to be an overwhelmingly Democratic precinct. It was feared I that she had...
by JRobins | May 17, 1891 | Kaysville News
Several Now Residences Now Being Erected There. Farmers Jubilant Over the Recent Storm–The Farmington Choral and Glee Club. William Wood and William White were in town yesterday. The storm of Thursday night was a lolla, and it is to be hoped that the end is not...
by JRobins | May 3, 1891 | Kaysville News
General and Personal News of Davis County. The dance in the Music hall last evening was well attended. Mrs. John Southworth and children are in from Tooele City on a visit. Miss Florence and Miss Cumorah Smith were up from Salt Lake last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James H....
by JRobins | Apr 22, 1891 | Kaysville News
The Tramp Nuisance Getting Beyond Endurance. Death of a Little Son of Chris. Layton’s– The Herald’s Agent Meeting With Good Success–General News. Mr. Willard Gailey returned yesterday morning from a trip to Preston, Idaho. Mr. Edward M. West was in town...
