Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

Following is a list OF the presents
received by Rev. O. A. Johnson and
wife at their wedding last week.
Mr.. and MIS- Edward McCloud.
Wellsville, Mo, in cash, $1O Rev. and
Mrs. w. l.. Lee, Strogews, Mo-, two
white linen towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est H. Gibbs, Oskaloosa, center table;
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wooden, hand paint
ed egg cups; MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Porterfield, two pair towels; Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Clark, silver berry spoon;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson dresser
cover; Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Jones, china
plate; Mr.. Edward Lafayette, table
cover; Mrs. Mollie Ringo and Miss
Stella, bed spread; Miss Anna Smith,
silver cold meat fork; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Lee, half dozen napkins; Mrs.
Louis Lee, half dozen napkins; Mrs.
Sarah Woodson, Sofa pillow cover;
Mr. Mrs T. H. Ray, a very nice five
drawer schifneer; MT. and Mrs. C. c.
Crowell, 3S yards of good carpet for
two rooms; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs, Mr..
and Mrs. Tomlin, Mr.. and Mrs Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde, E. w. Thomp-
son, j. Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Todd, Mr..
and Mrs. Shepord, Mr., and Mrs. Banks
gave silver set of knives and forks.
one sugar shell and butter knife; Rev
E. NJ Holmes D. D., Rev. E. T. Hager-
man, D. D., Rev. l.. K. Fifer, Rev. L.
e. Tturessor, Rev. Dahlem, Rev. l.. X.
Billingsley gave two very beautiful
rocking chairs; Attorney and Mrs. s.
joe Brown, A fine rocking chair; Mrs.
II M,. niynr r-
Geo. Cleggett, an elegant cane rocking
chair; Mrs. Emma Farrington, nice
rug; Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker, $1.00:
Miss Frances Walker, $1.O0; Mr.
Prince Walker, $1.00; Mr. and MrE>
Signor, $1.O0; Messrs. W. l.. Riley and
G. Clipper, a beautiful pitcher and 6
glasses; Mr. and Mrs. William Math-
ews, dressing table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs
Mode Scott, hand painted cup and
saucer; Mrs. Butts, sugar and creamer
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Cousin, set of
silver spoons; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Clay, a sheet and two pillow cases:
Mr.. E. S. Morgan, seven nice large
towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mash,
pair of towels; Rev. and Mrs. H. Nc
Cranen, pair Of towels; Mr.. and D. E.
Davis, pair of sheets; Mrs. E. j. Mack,
silver berry spoon; Miss Lena Dairy,
and Mr.. w. WILKINSON, berry spoon;
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Heath, one pillow:
Mrs N. E. Morton and Miss Alice Nor
ton, set of glasses; Mrs. Harry Browfl
and daughter, berry dishes; Mr.. and
Mrs Jesse l.. Estell, berry set; Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson, sugar and creamer:
Mr. Harry West, berry set; Miss Hat
tie Mash, two hand painted plates;
Rev. and Mrs. T. l.. Griffith, china
dish; Mrs. Martha James ana Miss
Hattie Langford, one dozen plates an1
one meat plate; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Coalson and Attorney J. B. Rush, hand
painted china plate; Miss H. Weldon
and j. H. Lewis, china dish; Mrs. E.
B. Ellisiton, china dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Buckner, china plate; Prof. and
Mrs. l.. H. Brown, glass pitcher; Mrs.
George Strother, glass bread pate
Mr. and Mrs. j. Hewitt, glass dish anil
four salt dishes; Samuel Barrett, wat
er set; Mr.. and Mrs Colman and M
and Mrs. Foster. sugar and creamer;
Mr.. and Mrs. Goggins, sugar and
creamer; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nesbitt,
sugar and creamer; Mrs. L. J. Coatney
china dish; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Law, set
of glasses and a pair towels: Mrs
Belle H. Greene, night shirt; Mrs.
Amanda Jones, set of cups and sau-
GERS; Misses Marie and Tabitha Mash,
china chocolate pot; Mrs. S. Daniels
set of sauce dishes; Mr. G. Garth,
glass bread plate; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Reeves, glass set; Mr.. l. M. Lewis,
china cracker jar; Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Estell, set of pie and bread and butter
plates; Mrs. E. Green, a fine rocking
chair, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Turner, two
towels and a dresser scarf; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Turner salad dish; one very fine par
lor lamp, two meat platters and one
bowl, one pin cushion, one dresser
cover, two fancy plates and 20 towels.
We cannot tell who gave them on ac-
count OF the tags getting mixed. At
tome at SAG Twelfth street. You are
invited to call and see us.
Rev. and Mrs. 0. A. Johnson.