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GROOMS WATERLOO MEN 0II,j. w. Dietrick, Fred 11. Stearns uud .j. RellT Married JUast 'Night to Dubuque Ladles—M essrs Stearns and UelfT Will Reside Here.He11aaTwo Waterloo gentlemen and one who was a former citizen were married last evening, the bride in each of the three weddings being a Dubuque lady. Two of the grooms were Fred H. Steams and N. J. Reiff, both residents of this city, and JohnW. Dietrick, formerly, Illinois Central agent here, but now living at Freeport. The following is taken from the Dubuque Herald of this morning;“There were three weddings in Dubuque yesterday evening—Miss Bertha H. Scbreiber and Fred E. Steams, of Waterloo; Miss Lavina E. Jackson and John W. Dietrick, of Freeport; Miss Mary Keefe and Nicholas Reift The two first mentioned will no doubt occasion some surprise, as they occurred without any previous intimation to friends, though they were considered certain events for the future..laekson-Dietrlcit.“The marriage of Miss Itavina E. Jackson and Mr. John W. Dietrick, which occurred at 9:00 o'clock last night, will occasion no little surprise m this city to the friends of both. It w^s
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Waterloo Daily Reporter
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Thu, Oct 27, 1898
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