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CUPID SCORES AGAINt?V “Atlt; hi m it \% kudinoh kdm n w moknim;I n-V 1Hnwurdpn ^rulfiirr Bov S^rtir*^' *7 i! iv^ IM1. Furlough m OrdrrMi Wed rh;iimipg ??rirt^\ x r-» p? • : ■ v iVi* M1 ?u•• : 1 ! I ' j | *,? . 4i:f A i . y ♦ ^ i ■ i# f ■* ' * 1 - £' * r lt;’ f • t i f i ! -. . j ; ij J*■t ii i! Hlt;1;■Hii! rift r; t.fus r i' y r* f r'i H f | i lt;lor l edre^a sv :j: morn in i' when Dnrotjn v M:dnH»\ T hr .■second lt;1T*15%£hI or of Mr n.nrl M rm ! Goorge Vo^el.-was eiv^n n mnrrbiLro■ to Mr. Julius H. SrhnfVo. a ?an of Mr !and Mr? f* . \V. Schiefen of Kh^Io ^ .■ i fLT-L J T; township. The ceremony wp.s ?mr-formed by Rev. Father Bradley mine »■ prepence of just n few rline reialivp*s. I The bride wore a raisin colored suit i trimmed with t:r?u sipiirre! ftir, with ‘ hat and ploves to match. She carriedh hrifv.f^ome hnmpiri. r.f rnak ros»-. ,.r 'pi ft to the h-ndi! The hndci'rnom u,Mwr-K nrmidlv nftired in the nw-U o*! prnjH Trd• and popular uniform of -\ j Timed .dates soldier. follow]ne sherpr,f,7 i(,0'/ ;iTJ 0-os if j-ri ?■?»•** :^r* : ;sf * n,.'ilh• x ■»riscoh* mm. 1 :.(1 v.o rjij • rn- party repair*’ 3| the home of M;lt;‘ bride's parents w ’i.to ‘~1;thoy partook of a bountiful wemhr.p ni break ins r Tin- vn;iur couple departed ■| ori on afiernooii ham for Dm Mnlfe s ‘M i whi'i'o the brid-ixro- at r* t nrr*to lbs ’ *i! Jirmv duties at f’amp D-Mm, it bein£ -1'1j pop. ilde for him to obUun only a five- , ^| day furlough in order that the happy ’ HV event, inijrlit 1)0 ninsummaird at tins iv‘t inu\ Mrs. Seliif fen may deride to re ■ !T1 mam in Des Momes only u few weeks nT or she may remain there unt.it her ** husband is dis harmed from the ser- sr vice. \ h}The bride nmr n Haw.trdcm witb!SI her parents from Fu^le tirove about |teji years ?ur«»t so fhat, in fart, most; of her pirlhunh has been spent here. Mn1 i 1.bhe Independent, family has known i j her i at iron 11 ly dmine all the ,e yi-arw 111and has seen her hiossom frm i iovouk ‘► ••Mtriiumd nitu rpjendid yonn^r woiaau-humi. She is a dej:yht.1ul lt;amipanionT ever tiiouirhtful of those about lier, a jewel whe li :iriy man mn-lit fe.d jo-niid1 to claim. She is a graduate of St.! Mary’s school in this l- tVtyl took ^JT eourro in riiirsin^ in a lies Moim-sl'in* jhospital last year It, was while thus .d;■! ensured in Des Moines that Hu* old JIbune of earlier year:; ripened m(n the hlt; affect ion and love whitdi lias just eui- a minaled so happily. arThe bride^riHim was born and r us ! jed on the fine Ka^le township farm of 'his parents. He entered the military i service in September. !''iX( :in,| w:iS . sent to (’amp hodue and ha-, mver been moved front that cjltiI onrmnt. ’ l!(s was orprmally m the infantry j ■ branch ot t he service hut owinj-f to liis ability with horses was early transferred to lt;he Remount Depot and there has been no opportunity to escape continued service in that department.He hopes to secure his discharge mine time next month, when the yoimtf }.■ i
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Hawarden Independent
Hawarden, Iowa, US
Thu, Feb 06, 1919
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