Wednesday morning at the Catholic Church Carrie Niehaus was married to Frank Schwermine, Ferd Niehaus and Dora Schwermine acting as witnesses to the ceremonies. The marriage took place at 7 o'clock and Rev Father Casmir officiated.
The bride is the accomplished daughter of Jos. Niehaus and wife and has a large circle of friends. The groom is a son of Martin Schwermine and wife and is well known to all our people. He is employed as a carpenter on the Vandalia road.
After the ceremonies the bridal party went to the house of the brides parents where a wedding breakfast was served after which they drove to Effingham to take a train to St Louis where they will honeymoon.
information from Teutopolis Press, Teutopolis, Illinois - February 4, 1909
Thanks to repkingron for the information.
The bride is the accomplished daughter of Jos. Niehaus and wife and has a large circle of friends. The groom is a son of Martin Schwermine and wife and is well known to all our people. He is employed as a carpenter on the Vandalia road.
After the ceremonies the bridal party went to the house of the brides parents where a wedding breakfast was served after which they drove to Effingham to take a train to St Louis where they will honeymoon.
information from Teutopolis Press, Teutopolis, Illinois - February 4, 1909
Thanks to repkingron for the information.
Wednesday morning at the Catholic Church Carrie Niehaus was married to Frank Schwermine, Ferd Niehaus and Dora Schwermine acting as witnesses to the ceremonies. The marriage took place at 7 o'clock and Rev Father Casmir officiated.
The bride is the accomplished daughter of Jos. Niehaus and wife and has a large circle of friends. The groom is a son of Martin Schwermine and wife and is well known to all our people. He is employed as a carpenter on the Vandalia road.
After the ceremonies the bridal party went to the house of the brides parents where a wedding breakfast was served after which they drove to Effingham to take a train to St Louis where they will honeymoon.
information from Teutopolis Press, Teutopolis, Illinois - February 4, 1909
Thanks to repkingron for the information.
The bride is the accomplished daughter of Jos. Niehaus and wife and has a large circle of friends. The groom is a son of Martin Schwermine and wife and is well known to all our people. He is employed as a carpenter on the Vandalia road.
After the ceremonies the bridal party went to the house of the brides parents where a wedding breakfast was served after which they drove to Effingham to take a train to St Louis where they will honeymoon.
information from Teutopolis Press, Teutopolis, Illinois - February 4, 1909
Thanks to repkingron for the information.
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