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. Principals in Notable Quincy Wed ! ding Will Make Keokuk Their i Home., were to be seen in all of the rooms.1 The front parlor and library were j decorated with Easter lllliea and tu-: Ups anj in Die dining room were smilax and cut Bowers. There were i places the able ' -An iufouual reception followed me A f breakfast. and then the bridal couple . i made ready to depart on their hone.' • i: moon tour In tue east, leaving on the ■ IJ:o'clock afternoon nalti lor t : R cago. The brides gping-away cos ttime wa8 a tailored suit of peacock1 blue with a straw turban trimmed in? the same shadei After the eastern trip, Mr. and Mrs. Lagomarcino will go to Keokuk, Iowa, where they will hate rooms at a hotel until they can secure i- suitable residence quarters and have ‘ them furnished.Mr. Lagomarcino whi'e orlgiuaUy *1 of Burlington, was a resident of c c Quincy for nine months, having charge , of the Quincy branch of the Lagomar-•* i cino-t!ni[e ccmpany. w holesale deal j, e . crs in fruits and produce. The com b l! pany bought out the Evers Produce n company and about a week ago trans , ferred the local branch to Keokuk* The groom will continue as the localmanager there and the couple wtlljt ’* make Keokuk their home. ne Both bride and groom are very, | v ulce people and members of vet)K well known and old established fan*- o illes In the two cities. The Evers |‘ bavp been In Quincy for mauy years 1 and move in th« beBt circles. The tI l.agomarcinos are known in many tII cities, the family being quite large, r while the l.agomarclno-Gruiie com- v,e pany has a number of branch houses iu the upper Mississippi valley. jAmong the out-of-town guests 1were the groom's mother, Mrs A l.agomarcmo of Burlington. the iin groom's brothers. Angelo 1 Ago mar cino and wife of Ottumwa. Paul il.agomarclnlt;» and wife of Davenport, John lAgoinarcino of Keokuk, I■' and Anthony i.agomarrlno of Ottum-■' wa. Also Mr. and Mrs. Adolph I Moenius of Hannibal, uncle and ’ isunt of the bride, mid Mr. Albert iEvers, rother of the bride, who is the district manager of Hie Florida n‘ Citrus company at Si. Louis. Nearly, all of these were in Burlington Sat- itnla,' for the wedding of the groom's; sister. Miss Therose I-ouise I-tgo-10 : marcino to Matthew A . Bley, celc-braled at 11 o'clock at the Iaeo-marcino home. Justice Huneke uffl-elating Miss Ethel Bley was bridesmaid and Albert Igtgoinarcino the, bridegroom of today, was the best' man. Mr. and Mrs Bley arc also to travel in the cast and it is quite likely Mr. lAgoniarc.ino and his bride will join them in Chicago this evening. The Bleys are to live in Burlington where they will he at, home. Io2t' South Main street, after June 1. The other couple will he at hotnc in Keokuk about the same time.ehFoley Kidney Pills contain m con-Miss Trula Ann Evers, well known centrated form ingTedients or estab-t among Keokuk s younger social set lislied thcrat*utic value for tbc relief l and popular!' liked, wedded Mr A! and cure of all kidney and bladder f ben I.acomarcino at Quino Monday ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are anti-- morning In r-laiing 'he nuptial ser septic, tonic and restorative Refuse i. vice and its attending features, a substitutes. Wilkinson Co. x Quincy account tells:AM event of much interest in qv.i NEWSPAPER CHANGE . cy social circles wa. ‘he jeddtnc IN p0RT MADISONc this morning Of Miss Trula Anna ___n- Evers. Hie stalely and gracious.n daughter of Mrs. Amalia Evers of Geri*s +y; Nonh Ninth street to Mr. Al-se heri I- lAgomarcino. son of Mrs.e- Angelo l.agomarcino of Buriignton. as lowa The nuptial lie «mni7.ea nt S o'clock at Slat Catholic church. Eighth and in streets, by the pastor. Rev. Dean rn Kerr, in the presence of man? rola-chitrch full ofevent as soltil tives andCity s to Be Owned by Cong, ressman Kennedy and Other Standpatters.Fori Madison Democrat For some weeks past a compafiy has been forming to take over the Gem City Maine newspaper plant and, we undersiand ilean the preliminaries have been completed today and arrangements made for the, friends P'nnt to pass from the present owners!thethe new company on May l next.It, a'nu3 Srvice. The new company is to be an Incor-:h- with ed assisted bynuptialFather Kerr as 'he celebrant, l-oraated one. two other priests. The lt;ougrossman decorated one of theIs reported, with ennedv of Montrose as leading stockholders.he the altar and rail, edS'ewretain anthe new ownership is to political change—from demo-got-= ; ~ : !* irnfii aiui around neck, and tr.m.iitM *• at'with real Process* lace and hand- firm. Natter -v Bares,n ribiXed in seed pearls. The MtenesL Mr N.ucr to re,reId- long white veil was caught up witht srjs?.si ss»T«~•1,- yellow marquisette over satin, and to constitute the new .....r- caried an arm boquet of yellow roses all being well recogmred and promay Mr. l-agomarolno was attended by the item members of that division ofbride's brother. Mr. Albert Evers of partySt l-oula as the best man. and Hie — ---ushers were Messrs. Lawrence Smith M. and Jack Comeford. la. Mrs. Evers, mother of the bride.lf had a costume of brocaded and plain ne black satin with point lace at the ,rs throat and a blaek hat wl'b a white its wing. Mrs. Emma Kespohl. the75 bride's aunt, wore black, and white ■e- silk, with black hat and white aigrette- Mrs. l-agomarclno. the grooms's mother, several brothers and many relatives were presen-— The ladies were attired inZfrwtect IfeuMety!AT FOUNTAINS. HOTELS. OR ELSEWHEREGet theOriginal nnd GenuineHQRLICK’SMALTED MILKi perbCtfcUau JmikUuvuLto gowns, son.- of them . , , ... » .„f ni|0:.v .-.:,d .u . - aboia. k TheFood Drink for All Agesnr, beautiful KICH MILE. MALT CRAIN EXTRACT. IN_ROWDERDm. Following Hie ceremony the wj . Milk TrUStchurch tfiere a wei.c c break WOT « .““5he 1 fas' ai 'lie livers him-’ where l.e Instaf on HOKL1LK 31 bridal colors of yellow and white Taka a package home
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Keokuk Daily Gate City
Keokuk, Iowa, US
Tue, Apr 25, 1911
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Burlington P.
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