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Articles & Local History > The Marriage of Chas. F. Adams 1904

Tampico Tornado, Friday, September 23, 1904

THE MARRIAGE OF CHAS. F. ADAMS

Charles F. ADAMS of Luxora, Ark. and Miss Byrtie MILLER of Cape Girardeau ****Missouri were married Sept. 7, ****** parsonage at Cape Girardeau ********************************* o'clock p.m. in the presence *********most intimate friends. The bride was tastefully attired in white. After the wedding the couple went to St. Louis where they spent a week sightseeing and continued their journey to Tampico to visit at the home of Mr. ADAM;s mother, Mrs. Caroline ADAMS. The marriage was a complete surprise to their Tampico friends as theykept it a secret until they arrived here.

Mrs. ADAMS comes from a prominent family in Cape Girardeau where her charming manner and sweet disposition h ave won her many warm friends.

Mr. ADAMS is well known here, Tampico having been his boyhood home. He has been employed by Fullard, Goff & Company for several years on dredge work.

Mr. and Mrs. ADAMS will make their home in Missouri wherre the congratulations of their many friends will follow them. 

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