The Arizona sentinel., 1888-09-22
MARRIED.
The Reavis-c Wedding.


 GIsT-REAvIs. At the residence of tn
 brides parents; Hon. Isham Reavis, MT
 Tom l. Gist to Miss Annie M. Reavis
 Wednesday, September 5th, 1885,
 D The contracting parties are favorabl,
 known throughout the state. Miss Reavi
 is the accomplished daughter of Judge Req
 wis of this city; she is lovely young lady
 and has host of friends here as well as il
 the east She is a graduate of Jacksonville
 Qll. J college, and will make a man happy
 all the days of his life. MT. Gist is an old
 Richardson county boy, is one that car
 truthfully say he has DO enemies, and will
 make good kind husband to the woman he
 has vowed to love tenderly henceforth and forever. The wedding was rather quiet affair, a number of friends being invited. At ten o'clock Misses Mryta Abbey and Nellie Gilman commenced the wedding march, and the bride and groom, attended by MT. Dave Reavis and Miss Maud Dorring. ton marched into the parlor where Rev. A. Sleeth tied the knot that made Annie Req I | py couple left on the Missouri Pacific for Omaha. They will immediately go to Chi cago and different points in the east for two or three weeks. MT. and Mrs. Gist will be at home to their friends in a short time. The Journal joins the large circle of friends that wish the last day of their lives will be as happy to them as September 5th, lSSS- their wedding day: Following is list of presents received:
 Check for S5000 from groom to bride; deed to house and lots from the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Isham Reavis; check for $500 from groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. Silas Gist; heavy gilt frame for large oil paint ing from bridesmaids and groomsmen, Misses Sallie Easley and Maud Darlington and David and Frank ReavIs; marble top walnut bedroom set, John w. Darlington, Ed. s. Towle and wife, George E. Dorring Frank Reavis; silver castor, MT. J. R. Cain and wife; wedding day book, Rev. w. F. Short and wife, of Jacksonville, Ills; silve. pen-knife, Miss Luna Dundy, of Omaha; shakespeare, thirteen volumes, Mrs. Cam :ron, Sherman and Jessie Cameron; perfum .ry casket, Dr. D. w. Campbell, of Atchi son; photograph case, Mollie and Bertie ibell; silver and glass jelly dish, Grant Southard; silver cake basket, J. D. Gilman and daughter; silver pepper and salt castor, MT. ". D. Easley and wife; bread toaster, potato masher, tea strainer, eSg litter and cake turner, Miss Mary Brown; solid silver sugar spoon, set solid silver table spoons, knives and forks with pearl handles, J. W. Darlington, of Yuma, Arizona; silver and glass fruit dish, Mir. w. A. Grecnwald and wife; broom holder and whisk broom, Der tie Reavis; broom, John Corkwel; pillow shams, May and Lillie Darlington; Pot Porie, MT. c. H. Vehmeyer and wife, En glewood, Ill. set silver tea spoons, Mrs. E. J. Norton, Yuma, Arizona; silver butter knife, Miss E. James, Martinez, Cal glass water set with hammered brass tray. Misses Jornelia Thomas, Mamie Cain and MesSrs John Ewalt and Will Boyer; silver castor, Rev. L. F. Britt and wife W. H. Payne md wife, George E. and Alfred Adams of Hastings; Tennysoa's poems, Kate Moss, Maryville, Mo-; perfumery pitcher and in .aid pearl picture, Rev. D. Crow and wife, Hattie Crow and L. c. Mauger; oil paint 'ng, Mrs. Chas. Steele; two linen table cloths and set of napkins, J. w. Winery and F. w. lngham and wife; handsome marriage certificate, Rev. Asa Sleeth; silver bit with ribbon reins, Harry Reese, Wahoo; Splasher, Mrs. L. E. Stowe, Hiawatha chair tidy, Ida Mather, Osceoia, Nebraska; divan, Anna Clsgg, Minnie and Lizzie Weisgerber, May Maddox, Joe Ne wkirk, Misses Clara, Jennie and Mollie Newkirk, Ralph Kerr, Frank Oversole and wife, Clark Shelly, Maud Shelly, Ed. Balloon and wife, Grace Klein and Wm. Mauger; will low rocking chair, Anna Thomas, Grace Yutzy, Ruth Weaver, Anna Reed, Lillian Harrington, Myrta Abbey, Nellie Holt, Maud Van Deusen, Rose, Mary and Emma Schaible; fifty pound water melon, J. NJ. Pence; perfumery bottle, Mir. Young and wife, of Springfield, H.; table cloth and napkins, R. A. Wherry and wife, F. W. lngham and wife; table cloth, John Wag- uer and wife.-Falls City (Neb.) Journal