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ScsctctlHorak—Novak.Married, Tuesday, November 7, in the Christian church, Miss TilUe Ho-rak to Mr. Charles W. Novak of Chicago. The ceremony was at fi o’eloek and was performed by the pastor, the Rev. J. W. Rudy. It was strictly a private wedding with no guests invited hut the two attendants, Mias Julia Kavalier and the groom’B brother, Dr.E. E. Novak of New Prague, Minn., and his sister, Miss Alice Novak, of Williamsburg. The bride wore her j ^ traveling gown of gray cloth, Mr, and ^ Mrs. Novak left immediately after thescvceremony and will visit for a short 1(atime before going to their home in Chicago, which is all in readiness on the south side. Miss Horak has a number of firm friends in Cedar RapidB gained since she came here from Gregg a few years ago. Mr.. Novak fs.a rising young lawyer of Chicago and. is also well known here. Although there 1t were no wedding festivities, a large number of handsome and useful gifts I * were received,—Cedar Rapids Gazette, \ The bridal couple, accompanied by | ] MiBS Alice Novak and Dr. E. E. Novak came to this city the same evening where they will remain a few days guests at the Novak home,
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Williamsburg Journal Tribune
Williamsburg, Iowa, US
Fri, Nov 10, 1899
Page 7
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