The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-05-10
THE following were the presents at
the eSternberger-Dungan wedding:

Ira A. Sternberger heavy gold watch and chain, ant
pair bracelets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheldon, pie knife.
| Sam. F. Sternberger, silver water service, syruI
| pitcher, l dozen desert and table spoons, dozer
knives and forks butter knife sugar SHE'LL soup ladle
Frank, Herbert and Ed. Sternberger, chamber set
cuspadore cut glass water set, lamp and dozen sal
| boxes.
Mrs. D. d. Dungan, ebony and gilt clock.
| Alice Jones, pair napkin rings.
| Mrs. Vina Jones, pickle castor.
| Mr.. and Mrs H c. Bum, mustache cup and vases.
Jessie Bum, hand painted PLAGUE in plush frame
| Pearly Jones, cup and saucer.
Mrs. T. L. Jones, berry dish.
Mrs. W. F. Whitney, Portsmouth, majolica pitcher
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pollock, Greenup, KY, card re-
ceiver.
| frame.
Caddie and Nettie Chestnut, pickle castor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Michael, gilt banded chins
| dinner and tea set.
Herbie Michael, vinegar and pepper eruets
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sternberger, three table cloths
| three dozen napkins, Il dozen towels.
James Stephenson Roa, Mo-, rocker.
Miss Enie Hale, Warrensburg, No., sugar shell.
Ralph, Ernest and Clyde DUNCAN, dozen dinner
| and tea knives forks and spoons.
Thomas A. Jones, pair of napkin rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Willard, of Welston, silver
Guy and Tillie Ruff and Ida Robbins, PLAGUE In
plush frame.
j. McMonigal, of Springfield, basket of flowers.
Carrie Crandall and Jessie Murfn, one dozen nut
picks.
Mamie CarraccI, of Hamden, Ohio pair Of napkin
rings.
Mrs E. R. McGhee one -halfdozen silver satsellers
Ella Brown, pair salt spoons.
F. T. Thornhill, butter dish.
s. NJ. Pollock, card receiver.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Price. spoon holder.
Genie Branson, gravy ladle.
George JONES' cake knife.
Alice Bum, butter knife.
Corella Evans, sugar shell.
Nellie Messenger, preserve spoon.
Ettie and j. j. DUNCAN, pie knife.
Tom DUNCAN pickle fork and mustard spoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Davies, castor.
E. E. Ferree, Wellston, album.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mackley, silver water pitcher.
Irvine and Emmet DUNCAN, pair willow rockers.
A. A. Ferree, Wellston, pair towels.
H. Lauer, Cincinnati, handsome vases.
Gene H. CLAIR, Portsmouth, silver cream and sugar
stand.
H. Rindskopf, Cincinnati, elegant lamp.
Chas. o. Brown, Cincinnati, picture.
]. e. Ferree, Wellston, pair napkin rings.
Misses Mamie c. Lewis, Kate C. Bradfeld, Carrie
L. Jones and Lillian Love Catch, of Delaware College,
silver watch case.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kahn, Cincinnati, Ohio, silver
pickle castor.
A. J. Stephenson and family, Council Bluff. Iowa.
silver cake basket.
Mrs. L. sternberger and family. Dayton, Ohio, sill
yer butter dish and knife.
DIR. W. F. Scott, Jackson, Ohio, brush and comb.
The following letters, kilograms and
congratulations were received:
NEW YORK, April "a.
Morris L. Sternberger, Jackson, O.-Much happi-
ness and long life wishes you and madam.
HERMAN H1DELBoG.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Sternberger, Jackson, Ore
gret cannot be there Kindest wishes, your big Chi
cago cousin. J.E. vEMoR.
VALPARAISO, April 21.
Mr.. Morris Sternberger, Dear Friend-Many thanks
for the invitation to your wedding. am sorry can
not be there. can congratu ate the happy bride
her wise choice of husband. May all happiness at
tend you and yours In the future. Your friend,
JIM MAULoBY.
CINCINNATI, O., April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris L. stertnberger, jackson, o.
Hearty congratulations. May your future be chuck
full of sunshinez X. ID. WALD.
MANSFIELD, O., April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Dungan-I regret sincerely that
I am unable to be present al the marriage of Miss
May DUNCAN to Mr.. NJ. Sternberger. Wishing the
groom and his fair and accomplished bride long
life of unimagnable bliss and happiness, am very
truly yours, JENNETTE E. CARPENTER.
CINCINNATI, April "a.
Morris Sternberger Jackson, Owe tender our
hearty congratulations to you and yours.
RINDsKoFF & LAUER.
CINCINNATI, o., April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris L. Sternberger, jackson, o.
Hearty congratulations and best wishes.
MRS. LEWIS WALD.
DELAWARE, o., April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dungan-Please accept my regrets at
being able to be present at the marriage of your
daughter. A. K. SEARS.
WELLsToN, o., April 2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. DUNCAN, Jackson, o., Kind
Friends-Your kind invitation received to the mar
riage of your daughter, Miss E. May, to Mr.. Morris
L. Sternberger. Am sorry to say it will be impossi-
BILE for me to attend-business preventing. Congrat
ulations to you, and may they Live long and pros
per-" Truly Yours, CLATE Poor.
RVSHVILLR, o., April d.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. DUNCAN, Jack son, O.-Owing to
circumstances which have control, ex-
ceedngly regret that cannot be present at the
riage ceremony of your daughter, Miss E. May, the
24th inst. You will please convey to her for my
warmest congratulations and best wishes for her fu
ture prosperity. Very Respectfully,
ELLA LEWIS.