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PRETTY HIGH NOON WEDDING.Miss Elva M. Siover and Ross N. MeAnincIi United in Marriage at J. A. Stover Home.A pretty high noon wedding occur-xed Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stover, when Miss Elva M, Stover was united in marriage to Mr, Ross N. MoAnincb, eon of Mr, and Mrs. N, MoAninoh of this city. The yonng coupl8 will make their home in Williams, where they will begin housekeeping at once.The wedding was a very quiet affair. Only the Stover and MoAnincb families and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stover of Waterloo were present. Rev. J. B. Smith of the Baptist churoh perform ed the oeremony. The bride was beauti fully gowned in tan, while the home was tastily deco.ratsd In. white end green. The ceremony was performed promptly at twelve o’clock. Following the ceremony a boantlful wedding dinner was served. The worthy couple received many neefnl and handsome presents.Miss Stover Is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Stover. She is a young lady widely known and is deservedly popular among the set in whioh she moves.Mr. McAninch is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. N. McAnnich. He is employed in the grocery and dry goods store of J. W. Wilde Co. at Williams, whither he went from this city a short time ago. He has been employed in different grocery stores in this oity and is a faithful, conscientious and first-class yonng man. The young couple will be the recipients of the best wishes of a host of friends both in this city and Williams, all of whom, will join the Freeman-Tribune In wishing them a long and successfulmarried life.
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Webster City Tribune

Webster City, Iowa, US

Fri, May 11, 1906

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