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to Burlington about three weeks ago.V VMcCormick-Kneubuhl.The following wctldiriK' notice ap-rt*ars in the Aledo- Times-Uecord, of nterest to the friends of the bride, (laughter of Mrs. Lena Kneubuhl, of River street, Prospect Hill: “Mr. (Carroll K. McCormick and A! ins Alma Kneubuhl of this city \v«*re quietly married in Lock Island last Saturday, October HO, 1H09, Rev. U. (h Pearce of the j iisi aI. K. chureh perfecting the nuptial tie. The young people ad been so quiet and unpretentious in their preparations for the event that only their very Immediate friends had been permitted to share their confidences. Mr,and Mrs. McCormick returned Saturdayevening to this city and have gone to housekeeping in the north part of the city, where they will reside temporarily until spring when they will move to Mr. McCormick’s farm west of Mars-ton which he recently purchased.] Hiring the past sixteen months, the bride was stenographer in the lawoffices of Church Church and has ahost of friends in this city. Her home Is in Burlington where she was prominent in the* younger set. Mr. McCormick is well known in this county as an industrious young farmer and business man. This week they are receiving the congratulations from a large circle of admiring friends.”M V VSilver Jubilee Celebration.
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Burlington Evening Gazette
Burlington, Iowa, US
Sat, Nov 06, 1909
Page 5
Full Page
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