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IRLMEIER-FEILMEIER MARRIAGEmMonday morning two respected ! young people were united in marriage at St. Joseph’s church in Dedham: Joseph Irlmeier, of Templeton, and Miss Anna Feilmeier, of Dedham. The bride was becomingly i attired in white silk, trimmed with I lace insertion, wore bridal veil and carried a beautiful bouquet of car-. nations. She was attended by Miss Anna Silbereisen as bridesmaid, who was also attractively dressed in white. Vance Feilmeier, brother of the bride, was be^t man.After the services at the church the wedding party repaired to the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feilmeier, Sr., where relatives and intimate friends were treated to the best of the season and all enjoyey a very pleaaant time, with music, singing, games, etc. The only trouble was, it could not last forever, and after bidding the newly married goodbye, with hearty good wishes for their journey through life, all left for their homes in high good spirits.The bride, who was reared near here, is ane of the most popular of our young ladies. She is gifted with those womanly qualities that bless a home presided over by one so well fitted for the management thereof. The fortunate groom is the youngest son of Joseph Irlmeier, Sr., of Templeton, a young man whose excellent manly character bespeak for his undertaking success, and to whom and his chosen bride we wish to extend our best wishes for a long and happy married life.The young people will make their home on the Irlmeier farm near Templeton.■..............................—1
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Carroll Times
Carroll, Iowa, US
Thu, Feb 10, 1910
Page 11
Full Page
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