The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
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4 FAIR OPERATOR
Jerome Arendt Goes Off on
a Long Trip to
Sea.
Miss DOdO Ubhoff, a Telephone
Girl, Is Missing
Too.
Instead of Arranging an Exile Papa
Arendt Probably Pisnned
Honeymoon.
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Miss Dodo Ubhoff, or Mrs. Jerome
Arendt, who for a long while was chief
operator at the Haywards telephone
Offices, is missing and not one of her friends
know where she has gone. Her lover. or
husband, is also missing, though no one
outside his Immediate family knows his
destination. And no one knows that they
have been married for four months.
This latest sensation will startle the two
towns of HaYwards and Pleasanton when
hey read the news tomorrow, for there
,is not person in either town that does
not know both the young people, and
every body knew that they were deeply in
love with each other and that the match
was bitterly opposed by young Arendrs
father, who is the most prominent mer-
chan. and one of the wealthiest men of
Pleasanton.
The romance begins with the night be-
fore the big Republican barbecue at Hay
wards last Novem Der. On that night
there was a ball at Alvarado and Miss
Ubhod and Jerome Arendt were there.
Alter the bali they announced their en-
gagemeut and all the tongues of thou
sand gossips started to talk about it.
Dodo Ubhon made many friends while
shouting "Hellor' and was, without ex-
wards She was of a Charming disposi-
tion and many jealous eyes were turned
on the youth from Pieasanton, who was
regarded somewhat as pirate for stealing
The belle of Haywards. She lived with
her mother and sister, Lulu, who is also a
telephone operator.
Jerome Arendt is very good "catch."
de had prospects and was very popular.
w hen his father learned that he was at
tached so warmly to Miss DOdo there wes
trouble. He promised his son anything
II be would but break off the engagement.
tlnalIy, Arendt senior conceived the idea
OF sending his son on long foreign tour,
with the hope that he would soon forget
All about his love for the young lady at
HaywRrds.
Jerome did not offer much resistance.
and preparations were made for liberal
trip TO Honolulu or Australia. The idea
greatly pleased Jerome, and as the day
approached be seemed more and more
pleased, to the great Joy of his father
On Monday of last week Jerome started
on his long voyage, and his relatives
thought and hoped they had heard the
ter-in-Iaw.
The next day it was reported that Dodo
was missing. 1t was supposed that she
had gone TO the family OF her uncle in San
francisco, but inquiry showed that this
was not so. Search was m ade eyerywhere
but nothing has since been learned OF her.
I'VE have no idea where my sister is"
SAID Miss Lulu tonight. ''She went off
and 1 can only guess where she is at this
time. 1t is too bad that the facts have be-
come public, for it will be so painful to
both of them. They are both sensitive,
and am very sorry the secret is one no
longer"
1t has been asceriained that last Feb
ruary Jerome and Dodo went off on a
quiet days excursion and were married
across the bay. As they are both OF age
lhey were at liberty TO please themselves.
There seems to be no doubt now that Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Arendt are toge ther, and
that when Papa Arendt was planning for
years exile he was IN reality making
preparations for an elaborate honeymoon.