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Show The Webster-LinforContractors will find" an heading in this issue of The and threshing outfit has com-ir- n need its annual ci.mpaign. teflex inviting bids for the erec-;io- n 111 Kolltr o MlUi, 'Vefeatable South school of house Coorxelor a 2nd 'at It Canning (tabllibmut, and enfl Attorney . For Sale One of the most degrant Brick Plant add ataadllr to tha Wtber. wealth of tha lt. General f arming, sirable homes in Davis county. at law. Trait and Vegetable growing (or ahlp. F Frank L. Layton. is loading Located ping and canning arc Important Indusin Kaysville near Layton Baa a Countr High School, trial. ' grain at Syracuse for the Kays-vill- e one. third of mile from state road. Churches and now Opera Bonaa. City Kiisillle, . , Water and Electric Lighting arc InMilling company. Several acres of land, every foot unHome a( ducement! (or Inreatment. in that der farmers are Keflex ita and tha threshing printing cultivation, new 6 room modBABNE8 CLAUDE T. GKOKGIM. HANCOCK plant. ooality at this lime. ern frame cottage with basement HANCOCK & BARNES Gilbert Nance has return'd to new bam and baggy shed; . all ' Mrs. J. II. Ilodson, of Blackfool buildings-wel- l painted. 300 four1, AttomeysatLaw Idaho, is visiting in Kaysville. . Kaysville. He has been spend-- ' year old apple trees, 4 acres now mg the past year in the 111 Walker Bldg. Phnne i W Mutch 102S in sugar beets, 1 acre in potatotes business and at his old Harry L. Strong has been workfarm tools necessary ; price SILT LAKE, CITY. all the last heme at Manasa, Colorado. j ing in Salt Lake during " $4000.00, terms $1,000.00 down week. The financial condition of Da- balance mortgage, if desired. JAMES T. HAMMOND Richard Ilatr, of Salt t Lake, vis county appears in this issue L. S. IIEYWOOD, Layton Adv. be a Attorney and Counselors! Li spent Sunday evening in town of The Reflex. It sbonld to citizens for satisfaction .our Pioneer of 1858. Room SfcComfrk with friends. shows statement as this it Block study Following is a lis of the pern A1 condition. Miss of Salt Verda Robeits, sons who came to or were born in UTAH SALT LAKE CITY, jakeCity, is visiting Mrsr James J. Parley "White, state bank Kaysville, Layton, West Layton W Chipman. examiner, was in the city check-in- r and Clearfield wards, in 1858 or J. R. GAILEY up the books c f the Barnes prior ta that time. , Kaysville Mrs. Geo. W. Layton was- - taken to the State Mental hospital at Banking company. As is usual desires to honor these people at NOTARY PUBLIC. he found the affairs and con- her celebration on the 24th. While Pi ovo Tuesday. v " dition of the bank in the best the invitation to attend the With Burnet Banking Co., Kaysville e. (L Harris, of Denver, Colo of order. ce.ebration is state and county ' J - rado, I this especial invitation is spent Sunday in town, the wide, Geo. Swan was 56 years old extended because M. Barnes. Arnold of of the fact that guest C. 2). last Monday. Years may come mother ward of the is Theadore P. Carloss was taken ar.d go', but this active and pro-gr- e Kaysvillebo and PHYSICIAN and SURGEON a the Syarcuse ward, his to Farmington Tuesday-whe- re ssi v e -- citizen -- retains all the alj embareed all one time at Office &nd Residence on Locust Street imntal condition was inquired vim of youth. Geo. W, Swan, having near Bamberger depot, , within its boundries. the hi' son was 26 years old on the TK territory list is no doubt in- - Utah, into. Kaysville, following same day, correct and will be corrected as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peake DR. A.-- Z. TANNE- R- entertained a few friends to sup- --"Farmington and Faysvillo ball fa- -t as. pan be should Names be sent secured. home on Sunday eye tcims will meet oh the diamond per at their Telephone 99 R. of chairman IL at Sheffield Park Saturday after to Dr. J. Grant, ning. Office Hours Sto&p. m. of the names won at 4 oclock, Thiswill be the committee. The Miss Daisy Strong has Teturn-ethe first game between these Syracuse pioneers have not Jjeen Utah. Layton Building, Layton, home from a months visit with teams this year and should be secured but will be in time for the Norman family, of Blaekfoot will th; celebration. patronized. Idaho Kaysville Ward. Quick work has been done by Fresh and Cured Charles Owen, win has been on com- Emily S. Banres, Hyrum Stewart, a mission to England for the past tjlu- Dais County Ci.nning a new an 1 larger engine Caroline Phillips, Susannah Burand pany tvventv months, is expected home v has been purchased and will be ton, Christopher Burton, Sr., John today. installed in time to handle the Holland, Hector Height, Sarah J. Miss Gene Chambeilain, of Mil tomato crop which will be large Bjopd, Maria Green, Gabriel W. Smith, Charles Barnes, Lucy S. Oeek, has returned to her home from present indications. James Green, William Blood, with a sister her Mrs after visit Lard Howard, the young son of M R. Barnes W.!iillipg. JThn G Linford," had the mis- Mary .Ann Lewis, John Levi Ellen Mrs, Barnes, Webster, The Reflex is published one fortune to break bis collar bone Elizabeth W.' Smith, OUR SPECIALTY kLrston, day ahead of time jhis week tt by falling from a horse Monday. Ellen Knowlton -Henry Roberts, enable the foree to injoy Pionee The little fellow is 'doing well n E. Flint. Ann Flint, Joseph and will soon recover from the Day celebration. Columbus Court, Perkins, Ellen effects of the accident. Highest Price Paid Columbus Mrs. Osear C. Bennett, a veteran o Bennett, Perkins, : for anything a : Thomas G. Gill, of SaltN Lake James P. Bennett, E. A. Williams n war has the Spanish-AmeriButcher Can .Use gone. to. the Soldier s Home . at City,has just finished elegant Ada Williams, Emmeline Taylor, Califmria. Santa Monica, gold signs on the windows of the Ellen Edmonds, John W. Gailey, r ' Bt rnes Banking company and the James IL Linford, Miss llestyr Chamberlain, of The letters are Layton. Kaysville Co-oThe Kaystilla Meat Market Provo, has been visaing, with her of pure gold and the signs are' Layton Ward. cousin Mrs. M. W. Phillips. She finished in a most artistic manner JAMES CHIPMAN, Prop. Alec returned to her home Tuesday Dawson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs, II. J. Sheffield lias been spend- Wm. N. Nalder, Mr. ad Mrs. Rudolph Dibble, of Burley, Ida ing the most of his time this Frank Jaques, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ho, is visiting im the city, thig summer: looking after his farm Divina - Greeny Mr. and KEEP OUT wek. He reports much activity and orchard north and east of Nrlder, Mrs. Stephen II.' Nelder, Thomas ai.d prosperity in the vicinity of Layton, leaving the store to Harris Mr. and Mrs George P. Burley. James and Fred and as a result Adams, Hyrum Evans, Mr. and SCREEN DOORS both the farm and the business Mrs. Thomas Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Thimble members The the of inVmct&l 'rlnTegnlar-weclub and their friends, met at the are in a flourishing condition. Joseph E. WiggiR, Joseph S. Kin a and Carl Sessions an FMrsC Taylor, HjrUTTf Adams," Mrs'J. FTWIggiR, Lagoon on Saturday spent WINDOW SCREENS eveboth of . Bountiful, were married James Wire, Sr., Air. and Mrs. E. very pleasant afternoon and in that city by Bid op String-ha- P. Ellison, Airs, Elizabeth Sill, ning. In all the ergular sizes one day last week. Mr Airs. Elizabeth Watt, Mr. and frames. Odd sizes made to Dr.Morton is again taking care Sessions is a brother of Jed Ses- Airs D. B. Harris, Air. and Mrs. , order. of his practice at Faysville as sions of this city, and the bride Henry Thornloy, Mr and Mrs. usual. Office,' Kaysville Hospital was a former resident of Kays- C. W. RobinSj Mr. and Airs. Ed-w- t JOHN BARTON, .Kaysfills, Utah (Adv.) rd Robins, Airs. William Fisher, ville. , t Airs. Ellen SandalL John Flints threshing and West Layton Ward. heading outfit is harvesting and on the John R. Barnes threshing Philo Dibble, Antonetta Dibble, company farm , at Syarcuse this Joseph Hill, Ellen Hill, William witk. The grain is being load Ccrbridge, Rse A. Layton. , ed on cars and sent to the KaysClearfield Ward. ville Milling elevators as fast as Jos. G. Wood, Alice E. Wood. We keep a complete stock of rubber goods of all kinds Rubthreshed The quality of wheat ber Water Bottles, Teething Rings, Fountain Syringes, 'Nipis good and the yield satisfactory The following list of Pioneers ples, Rubber Gloves, etc. Whatever rubber .article you Miss Malzie Sims departed for have been received s;nee the last - want you can get it here. Al our rubber goods are made of pure, bigb-clasBarley, Idaho, yesterday morning isrue of The Reflex. durable lubber that will rot crack, leak or wear out with ordinary careful usage. Our prices on aecompained by her little sisters Jacob E.'Layton, and Jeddie and brothers. The children will rubber goods are especially low. Let us supply your needs of Clearfield. Alary A fem&ia atjBurley-wit- h in this line. their Swan, E.W. Lay ten, Ellen C. fa her while Miss Malzie and her Layton, Phoebe Galbraith, Thos. brother. Early make a tour of II. Robins, and Alillii King, all of Yellowstone park. She will al- K ysville. John II. Layton; Hatso visit in Heybum and Highland tie Smith, Eliza Stevenson, Alma A Llt Place to Tarda Far ksT before returning home witk Phillips and John H Green all of the children. She will be away West Layton. Agues GL Talbot, 1 tw of Layton. " T. JileClape Peters d KAYSVtUE ta j n the-atiic- al V Cold Creams, both greasless and plain. Talcum and Baby Powder of the Jbest. Face Powders, both liquid and dry. Nail Enamel, Nail PWish, Nail Files, Emery Boards, Orange Wood Sticks both largeind small. Cuticle Add, Almond Meal, Dry, Liquid and Bar Shampoos. , Chamois, any size. Rouge, liquid, paste and cake. The better' line of Brushes and Combs, Toilet soaps, Dental Powders, Creams and Liquids. KAYSVILLE PHARMACY s ' SPECIALISTS. , Phone us, we deliver. X. 315-31- 6 f R.utledjfe m. Phillips, ' Con feclioner Myron K K.ayj'Oille, Xtah. " -- Are You Looking for a ion d HE HAVE IT EGDSATS are offering Ladies' Misses and 50 per cent. Discount Ladies SHIRT WAISTS and WHITE We Sausage 'll STRAW and CANVASS HAIS 50 preent ct v the Flies -- DS SKIRTS ONE HALF PRICE J-h- p. Chil-OXFOR- off. Bob White and Crystal White So'ap 8 bars for v -- CThe Houje oJ-- Quality s UTAH - -- Vice-Pres- .; ve CGTCEUEVE - Me-Ferso- n; TKE LAYTON DRUG CO. ' t BANK , Rubber Goods! s, NATIONAL a::. g- rr UTAH Capital and Surplus ' $180,000.00 The Utah National Bank has always maintained a position of stability and offers to its depositors and clients a banking service of exceptional value. Checking accounts (large or small) are cordialy invited. RALPPE. HOAG, Pres ; W.J. PARKER, H. J. PEERY, Vice Pres.; A. F. HclKTOSH, Cashier OGDEN m, An - i:i WHISKEY Cut we da beSevethit a Lllb Czzd 7LLLr7 b & fcsusa Is a COOP THING Ef C7 rCTrSS doetoT on J. kb buipaM ta deal ia CfSwtry mni DMm that am para. It b advinUa ta always a Cttb aa mm km badl fnlok Bo&ewsm bn Utah Iiiqcot"C6. : sJL tul f- |