Charles T. Unterkircher

As printed in 1905

CHARLES T. UNTERKIRCHER.

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(3n Nov. 17, 1903, Mr. Unterkircher was united in marriage to Miss Mabel Reid, a daughter of Millard Reid, who is prominent as a contractor in this city, and is a brother of Captain Reid, well known as a veteran of the Civil War. Mrs. Lmterkircher's parents reside at 863 Court Street, and she is one of a family of two brothers and four sisters, as follows: Frank and Harry Reid, both of Burlington; Mrs. Gertrude Hill, of Chicago; Mrs. Unterkircher, wife of our subject; Miss Ruth Reid, who is now a student in vocal music in Chicago; and Verna, who is at home with her parents, and is in the North Oak school. Mr. Millard Reid, as a contractor, has been the builder of many of the most handsome residences in the city of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Unterkircher occupy a very pleasant home at 931 Garden Street.

Mr. Unterkircher has had a variety of experiences, and has been uniformly successful in all he has undertaken. As a young man he was for a year and a half employed in James Love's book store, and in January, 1899, while connected with his father's business interests, he became a licensed embalmer. He is well known in Democratic circles as a political worker, and for a period of two and one-half years served as assistant deputy county clerk under the administration of County Clerk C. P. De Hass. His course has ever been steadily upward, so that he has won the unqualified respect of his fellow-townsmen, and as a man and a citizen he enjoys a reputation and standing unsurpassed.

As printed in Biographical review of Des Moines County, Iowa (1905). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.