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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-08
The INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
from all Around tire Town and
County.

w. P. Allen, of Arlington, was a
visitor in this city Tuesday.
DIR. L. M. Hanson, Dentist. Office
over De Smet National Bank.
Mrs. A. W. Doves went to
Seneca, this state, for a visit with her
parents.
Rev. G.. w. Zech, of Watertown,
was the guest of Rev. j. E. Booth
Monday.
Miss Daisy English will attend
the college at Morningside, Iowa, the
coming year.
-FoUND- A grey shawl near old
race track northwest of De Smet.
Mrs. Albert Hankey.
Louis Mason departed Monday
for Chicago to take up the study
of venterinary surgery.
L. Griffin is down from Napoleon,
N. D., looking after the creamery dur
ing Oliver Distad's absence.
Miss Laura Perry returned Fri
day evening from an extended visit
with relatives in Minnesota.
Clarence Williamson has moved
his house onto the De Wall farm and
will work for Mr.. De Wall the coming
year.
Ray johnson, living on the Muser
farm west of this city, caught his
thumb ia a corn binder Saturday and
lost the first joint.
Jack Fuller came down from
Isabel. this state, the first of the week
fora visit He will go to Redfeld
next week to enter school.
Miss Retta Sasse went to Eureka,
this state, Friday last 10 be on hand
to take up her duties Monday as
primary teacher in the public schools
of that place.
Norwegian Lutheran services will
be conducted at the Luthern church
Sunday, Sept. 10th, at the usual hours
in the forenoon by Rev. .. E. Hoffstad
the regular pastor.
Miss Rosa Koleman concluded
her visit of n month at her home
and left for st. Peter, MINI, Sunday.
Her sister Lizzie Koleman accompa.
MED her as far as Mankato, where she
goes to take a course at the business
college.
Miss Murie, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. o. E. Hoffstad, departed Mon
day morning for Missouls, Mont, for
a visit with her sister. From there
she will go to Seattle, Wash, for a
visit with her brother, who is engaged
in the automobile business at that
place.
-E. w. Pierce and family are visit
ing at the home of his brother-in-law
G.. w. Turley, in this city. A
couple of years ago Mr.. Pierce sold
his half section farm near Carthage
and has since lived in Minnesota,
Montana, Missouri, Mississippi, Cali.
fornia and Oregon, but has failed to
find any place that suits him as well
as good old South Dakota, SO has
moved back here and is looking for a
man with a good farm for sale,-Wl-
low Lakes News,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-08

MISS Mind SdSse Is visiting IN me
Twin Cities this week.
w. L. Mitchell is taking in the
Minnesota state fair this week.
Frank Harthorn and daughter,
Jessie, visited the Twin Cities this
week.
Miss l.. G. Jessen returned the
first of the week and has opened her
millinery store for the fall business.
"A. W. Stone went to Whitewood
Tuesday to look after his banking in
terest. He was accompanied by III.
A. Chem who will have charge of the
book work of the bank during the
absence of the cashier.
Rev. j E. Booth departed Tues.
day for Olivet, this state, to attend the
annual ministerial convention of the
Evangelical church for this district.
He will be absent over Sunday and
there will be 40 preaching services at
that church for that day.
"A shower amounting to about a
half inch visited this locality Sunday
evening. 1t was followed by q rain
tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing amounting to 1.4l inches, making
nearly two inches of precipitation fol
the first of the week, 1t helped TO
put the fields in fine condition for
blowing.
One hundred and fifty. nine
horses which were entered in the
races at the Iowa State fair have en-
tered for the races at the Interstate
Live Stock Fair in Sioux City, which
begins September Is This large
number, added to the big bunch al
ready entered in the stake races. in
sures the largest field of horses 10 the
history of the Woodland track.
Our city schools opened Monday
with the following corps of teachers;
L. E. Lund superintendent; Beatrice
+ Hale, principal; Bertha f.
Jones, assistant principal; Eta M.
Sheets, 9Th grade; May Z. Murphy;
9th and 7th grades; Laura Boucbie,
9th and half of the 4th.; Rose NJ.
Clark, Bird and half of 4tb; Lottie NJ.
Whalen, End, Julia Johnson, lst.
W. A, Williams, of this city, the
Mccormick expert in this territory,
has been assigned to duty in the
Argentine Republic until next season.
He departed Sunday evening for
Chicago where he will remain about
ten days and then go to New York.
From that city he will sail on Sept.
10th for Bunes Ayres and from there
go to the interior as a field expert.
Mr.. Williams expects to be absent
until next March. We have been
promised several letters from him
for publication, descriptive of his
travels and of the interior of that
count.
Nothing could show the trend of
the creamery business the last few
years better than the attendance
at a creamery meeting held at Aber
deem September LIST. The list starts
out with representatives of a half
dozen large central churning plants.
The day of the cooperative creamery
long since passed, thanks to the men
who milk the cows, and to those who
would not milk when crops are heavy
and prices high. Tt would be in
teresting to know just what these
central plants would pay in this local
ity if the few creameries now in opera
tion were to suspend altogether.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-08
Church Services


Preaching ln:45 "a. III.
Preaching 500 y. m.
Sunday School IL 100 noon.
Epworth League
Juniors 80 p. M.
Senior 700 p. m,
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 D. IN.
are cordially invited.
r. RAWLINSON. Pastor.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-31

Mrs. F. 7. Wall, of Graham, and her
three daughters, Misses Lillian, Ruth
and Naomi, and their cousin, Miss Lois
Spangler, of Roanoke, are spending the
week with the family of j. N. Hartman
at this place.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-31
COuIWOOd items,

The store of c. Wallace was broken
into Sunday night last. Five suits of
clothing, two pair shoes, some shirts
and a quantity of genseng was taken.
NO cue as TO the robbers has yet been
unearthed. They left here going east
and 1T is supposed are some of the band
of outlaws and murderers who live on
the hill between Finney and Honaker.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-31
Fine Orchard s ESf

1873 acres of land, 20 miles from
Roanoke, on the N. & w. r. R..
one mile and half from station.
The land is No. dark red soil.
which is regarded the best in this
section. FIrst-class wheat and corn
land with branch bottoms unexcell-
ed for grass.
80 acres in COW peas looking fine.
% acres in corn, as good as ever
grew. so to rs acres wood land.
fine rich land gently rolling, not
steep or rough.
New eight room house, fine
spring, old orchard of about so
trees, fruit not much good, except
for general home purposes.
Young orchard of 4,5OO trees.
5000 peach and 800 apple, ground
ready to plant this fall 4, 700 more.
In case of quick sale, the pur-
chaser will get this years crops,
but later after the crops are ma
tured they will go to the owner.
Price. 81, 10000. Terms, 81, $50 90
cash; $4,000 in IL months, 81, 900 90
in two years and the balance in
three years.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-31
WlMGFIELD & HARRELL

A friend from Russell county sends US
the following estimate of the vote in
that county in the coming Democratic
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-31

K. c. Chapman returned last Thurs
day from New York, and reports the
stock of novelties purchased for his
store for the present season to be the
largest ever known.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-31

Misses Pearl Mcclure and Bertha
Scott, of Cedar Bluff, who accompanied
NJ. j. and Miss Eta Hawkins to New
Yor k recently, returned to their homes
on last SATURDAY..
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-08-31

Walter c. Ratliff, of Quicksand, Ky.
left for his home on Monday. He went
by way of Coeburn, and will stop there
TO for visit to friends at that point and
Toms Creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
MSTORIA frl-rsrsrAl.--
W Kind You Have AIxays Bought
NOTICE
IOACOnSumerS of Natural Gas

- October /. 1911, this Company will discontinue the custou of
sending Agents TO collect bills; thereafter. bills for natural qas viii
he payable at our principal Office. 1226 Chaplne Street. Wheeling
where bills Of all our patrons IN filed.
For the convenience. however. of people living in the suburbs,
We will establish Collection Stations and have Ayer,s n, H. S,-
"o"S' WIN oHN' one DAY IN each month. A. follows.
WEST ALEXANDER.
On the It'll Of each month. at The West yexander <,,or,, p,,r
during banking hours. for people living in West Alexander and south
along the Pike TO and including Valley Grove.
TRADELPmA
On the 9Th Of each month. at Green's Hotel. from $50 a m 70
13O p. m, for people in Trsdelphia and along the Pike from ValIcy
Grove To the = Bridge. including Middle Wheeling Creek.
ELM GROVE.
On the 9th Of each month, at the State Bank Of Elm Grove DURING
banking hours. for people in Elm Grove and along the pike from
the 49, Bridge 10 Greenwood Cemetery. including Hicbi,nJ PIT D."
Park View. Patterson and BIG Wheeling Creek. nm
FULTON.
On the eth Of each month. at the Bank Of Futon. during b,rLir,
hoOr- if people IN FULTON and along the Pike from Greenwood Cene.
tey To ue limits oi the CITY 81 Wheeling. including Pleasant NaUe,
bdge"ood. Noodsdae. lcatherwood. Greggs,ile and VIZ DE CbantsI
BENWOOD.
On the 3rd and lith ~ each month at Dolan's Crceerv n, ,o,,,o
Boggs Run. ."
When any Of these date. fall on SUNDAY or a legal boids, H..
COMPANY 5 Ngent III nc at the stations named above on the following
suburban bill. not paid at these Collection stations upou thd
dates DESIGNATED will he payable during the other d,vs Of the g"".u m!
period " the Wheeling Office between the hours Of 100 a m IN s n -
lit will be more convenient 10 our patrons. ary consumer. upo
request may nave bWs mailed. which may he paid nv check.
For the further convenience of our pat,,rs -. vu --.--
each month. and when this date falls ON Sundsy oF " I. 80 III T ~
discount period will he extended to the following day' '' wv
No discount will be allowed in any case after discount period. and
no couhus vi" o. carried after the 10Th Of each month.
Respectfully.
The ~NATURALGAS COMPANY or WHIST VIRGINIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
nominations for King and Queen
For HdUoae'en Closed Last Nig6f
GOOD MEN TO BE IN CHARGE

'".""Ns F a communication received uy -- business Men
'" "i"h from t' Industrial O. o. -or,lI uae-r- to~u.r.-.o.
'' ''rr from The" secretary oT That ORGANIZATION -tuy+rr -t., rr.y
are sending Tie best men 10 be IN chars, OF f, uorkf r ir INK
celebration. VIA '' '' 'W'
Soptcmb.r IS. 1911
Wheeling. W Va ~
Wy Dear SIR 7m enclosing herewith rh. contract recent, ,,
isf'd hN our Wee" President Nr q " Van Horn. which san. .rrr,,
l5 your a--'caInn F''
'HN "s tI W" are Preparing 90 send our Mr. G..rp. NJ p.,-l-
~ 10" nave GENERAL charge 90 me celebration or LIS ia .or- ,.
Hr thne'n hs managed with great suc,.-- OBJ. recent ce.hrsrlo, =,
t'"'hh-'h' hAisas. which wH- attended D.. President Tar v.
nav had several kilograms this morning from t. n..7.-. Mo-,
""" "i wa t""u b. to the success of tho .,l.hra-.o, ,E.r.
aHl hEhl' commrndiioy ~ Mr. Benson &c. a. -.-,rrt %, r,'.-
,N saturday o. this week ana Ve shall 4runra fr b. 49, 49,
H'rHHf AZ the earliest possibl" dat. urr.sr-r
Trusting 't- unf be- satisfactory 10 SOU o. remain
Yours very 'uIy.
Earl. J WALKER.
Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

The marshal Is already mastering his
forces and plans 20 have on glorious
pageant te has appointed Charles
~Sonn"bUrn chief 60 stad and is now
engaged in appointing bic aides
DR. Leon q Refer. marshal of the
Mardi Gras parade OF Tuesday even
Ing. IL also busy a%ppo.uuug aides
while Judge Alan Robinson. marshal
OF th" civic parade for Tuesday aft
rnoon is attending to lke duties
The Mardi Gras pageant of Tuesday
nlEhf promises 10 be- another biz
parade" All secret and uniform or.
carnations are invited TO participate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
INSTALLATION
Rev J } Srodes Installed a. Pastor
o. Presbyterian Churches a. New
Athens and C~rabappfe.

Rev d . srofos. formerly pastor
~ rho First rresbyterian church ~
~houndsville was yesterday installed
49, pastor ~ the Prosbyterau
churches OF New Athens and Crabar.
pie. o The service wer. -conductef
by "a committee ~ tho So CIalrsytIo
Pr"Fbyfeu ~ NcH Athens a. fG a m
Rev Edgar " Day. OF ne Pr..hy
''y 81 Wheeling. preached tho ser
mon Hnv Calvin o Haz.eff. ~ HeI.
laire. gave fhs charge t0 the pastor.
and fhe charge 20 rho people wal
given by Rev r a Dolahey. - D.
70 bridgeport
A. ~CrabapDie az Q o m fae sermon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

100 The parade 80 direct invitations
VIII De- rNteudcd. The business Mems
committee extending this !uviraf!...
'hroggh the press
49, prizes utI worth STRIVING for
VII h" offered those p-arflclulrire .Y
,N" mara Iras event Tie commlff..
-N cHarsc uf this parade. as well .4
'"' industrial and civic parados. are
working overtime
AT 1~rrar-cmtut- FOR rho r,-,t.s
nave pr'cr,llis been made. there r.
'u''''- "nls mi-o- details 20 Set boz
All Working Hard.
IA' DIX body ~ business men IS
WORKING as "a urit for %, success and
N"i"r" OF the Hrli0Ve',u celebration
aud 'tey ar. ll optimistic
Requests FOR Locks.
requests FOR locks are Ia'r- u.
cel'r4 iF the score. Small shipments
ot TIE symbol OF HaIIowe e. n GOOD
fellowship are now being received
orders Will De- taken FOR the paddock
over the telephone az tho business
wen association headquarters and
those ordering the AT Saints F,c
symbol first Will Dee helped from tho
FIRST consignmeuts
Commend Business Men.
No' only in Wheeling and in Wa.t
virginia are The upto-theminuf.
methods ~ tho Bus. mess N.sn's asso
citation h".rr commended. but from
Inherent parts of tho couufr, conn.
words az ccmmeudafI0n Tor the moi
eru methods OF the local orrarlzafto,
o iheir plans aHd - partitions for the
great Hnllow' on celebration
\ Chicago trade Journal " Septem
Der @ has the following fo saw OF.
.a' methods of tho local assnriatIo0
From ffun immemorlal halloween
has been celebrated ln various sec
lions % fhe country i1 diverse mar
ners. ans pity BE- o.. tHe tendency OF
'he .H@f f'V years has been toward
'hndliism HIf following In 'hc wake
or me movement for ffo Sane
Fourth o. Juiy and fre regulating and
improving of other methods o. res
hrafrr If haa fallen f0 'ha iot % tho
business Mems a--ur.lfIon o. Wheel
IrF to orlE.nafe q sane method %
celebrating halloween. or AT saints
I've in ID manner Thar .s not only on.
joyed and appreciated by aI u the.
i~aricipa'o-s bur which rebounds Co
'he credit o. 'he city.
Ihis orEau.zaNon e now making
elaborate preparations Tor a rerond
n1.1l public and Official celebration
~ Htllowe en Last wear they had "a
no '.'ehraf on and officially present
'd io oI who participated 200 me do
nE "a Boy '' ceiling in 'fa shape az
2 ~ ~. in ne form ri RI key and Che
word Wheeling or Tho face
This year they A. wslfrr 49,
M|m #mE"#M E..LM #".L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
BAUMBERGER Is
PARADE MARSHAL
was Apprentices Tuesday Afternoon
Ne Names cnas. sooneborn
Chief of STAFF.
KING AND QUEEN ARs TO
RIDE on SEPARATE FLOATS
PREPARATION for the Big Haitoue'en
Celebrate. co on In Good
Style.

Nominations FOR King and Queen al
the big HallOWt celebration clu-.I
last night Edward B Franzhttm.
Chairman OF the k.ng and Queen con
test committee. stated last -yeuiuy
That votes galore we're turned ban last
night and that the Ilst OF candidates
Tor the honors would be- EretfI, aug
mented. VI" says an Official rsport az
the candidates uomiu 'r,. viii be
placed In the Thursday morning
papers.
Mr. Franzhsim stated that 10 has
been decided 10 have the tvs members
OF royalty 70 ride on different ioat-
The Queen. that lady fair with her
retinue OF ladies go waiting. Will %.
on one beautiful float. while .th.
klnk. with his courticrs and CousortF.
viii occupy another nuat
Votes poured into tho oficcI OF Mr.
Franzheim % the Business Men.
association room all day. and dl. tn
the large number being received 10
VIII be impossible to make an Official
statement Of the contestants b.for.
Thursday morning 4 corps OF able
assistants arr helping Mr.. Frnuzh.lm
In his arduous task of SORTING tho
votes and somo added entrants, lre
expected
Appoint Marshal
Sam Haumbergcr vas .p.fsrtt, an
pointed marshal for the bis Industrial
pat>de 10 be- held Monday ,euiug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
coULos
Efforts 20 Elect S. Louis s~oy,bu.,.
ern Nsiiroaa Directors Eailure

ST. LOUIS. SO. oct -Despue
.n' announcement 90 noon today hat
Z fahk 'ouid bad won boz bic frhf Tor
rntaio iu The directorate Of
'N' ni Louis SoufhNcsteru railway
ihf hallo'Ing was finished this
m was found the old direc.
.Nrhi" mad been TO elected and mo
LeHIfrrent member o. the Could fam.
~ bal been out voted and aefeated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

John I.fl a member 90 frr F.lfrr
I.H'." Company bee rur. based -fr
Htrr. 90. rtrfr located rr OBJ. Sac
ffnru f0.f Fulton The .1f IL near
Fiffh street ard ts ore 70 ere
f' lrirE 'rratl1re alorz the Pike
N'r E.fr fa having plane prepared fl-
tr. .... r rf OIL IHrr. fua rr bona.
.r OH. r-. r.-f. srf che contra uHI
rroiaI. f- ausrfsi in the rex, NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

vas delivered by Rev. Calvin G.
iia1Iett Or Donahey charged tho
paalor and Rev. Edrar W. lay gave
me charge 70 tho people
pr Sr0des enters upon this de-.
.hhtiul and promising charge under
"e favorable conditions. and A
nappy ana successful passorate Tor
MINISTER and people seems assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

4 nsw station was erected or tN.
Outbound track ~ the Cltg a Elm
Grove .UmparF sf E~dEIrr.ou lam.
..-f. rda. tp replace th- old platform
HIi.f wIe Iu bad N.rI.t..r TH. now
Ia t..f NJ lumber An extension
~ about s feet was made t0 t-e sta
t.L platform 90 EiEw .ld nsp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

rooms in the Mueller building at
g..nw1od Tor Its quarters and weekly
meetings Will boz bold ol Thursday
rssrlns - th. meeting fr-m.rrYw
evening. officers viii 20 elected h'
laws adopted. committees wII .. 90
nriuf'I and final details o. fl. fr-
rt~riz4f.or vI boz Completed Htrr.
II.p.rs. nf G..nwuoI. is tl. organizer
l. fFa club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
The Necessity Of Competent
Examination
BIZ Bud" Fisher

Glasses should furnish exactly the assistance necessary neither too much nor
u" HUe. us impossible 10 determine the exact relunemnts OF A case without
the most careful and expert examination of the entire structure. interior a well
a. exterior. The condition OF both eyes is rarely the same, often they are radically
dmerent. Got lenSeSo oft the Jewehy store over thecounpr glasses are exactly
aIke AMI proper fitting in such 4 place SmprShlc-conSeluenuv the purchasing
Z" Suh glasses IS not only guess work, but downright reckleSnesS. The delicate
eve muscles are perverted from their natural function ~ irving In 9img them
selves to glasses selected in this haphazari manner. The ewes are compelled o 1T
the glasses instead Of the glasses fitting the eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
CROSS, SICK, FEVERISH CHILDREN NEED
GENTLE But effective CASCARETS At 0NCE

Most ~ The Doe o. childhood are caused by a sr,s -.-4. .s
M Ir ma "n.lIatf1 bowels. They catch cold easrv beoo7e ~rer
sNr irritable. fnvfrFh. restless. tmgga coated. done -. 30 - 80
lN "a te1-e mllah thorough. ptyIc-buf don't fv fo fmc 1890
not ~ OH into Tie Ite ones already click sfouaet-. III orf -..-
and Old fashioned u" " '""' h@N"-
Auy child au gladly table Cascarete Witch ., ~-
f '" f..' tH-a.n----fough ceanraa tho Ufr. eraa -..e~
'aeersns fe stomach anf puts tho liver ana t,vd. , .,
.fon d pW. Nfft5 rH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Sam Haumbergcr vas yosferd,, M
potnted marshal for the blk Industrial
pa sde 20 be- held Monday evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-14
Rescuer Is
Mysterious

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
VENICE. CAL, Aug. 1.-THE
identity of hero who saved the
life OF Mrs. IL. p. Taylor. wife of
a Los Angeles oil man. was the
topic OF much discussion along the
beach today and a hundred or
moro summer visitors here who
witnessed him drag Mrs Taylor
from the sea when she was about
to drown closely scanned every
passing face in an EFFORT to recog-
nize him.
The stranger plunged into the
surfe with all his clothes on when
Mrs. Taylor was carried beyond
her depth by the undertow, and
screamed for help. After a val
liant battle he brought her ashore.
The crowd thronged around the
unconscious woman and after re-
covering his breath her rescuer
slipped away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-14
AND MOHR
IN CAR CLASH

Attorney Edward M. Fogg, III
South G street, and Edward M.
Shepherd, SIG North L street, are
all bandaged up this morning and
suffering with many bruises re-
sulting from a clash between
Fogg's car and one driven by
Henry Mohr shortly before mid
night last night.
Fogg's car is in bad shape, the
body being knocked off from the
chassis. The Mohr car is little
injured.
The clash came on the Tacoma
Country club road near the Seven
Mile curve Fogg's car was hur-
rying into town and hit the other
at the curve. The In
jured men were taken to Fanny
Paddock hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-14
THE FAMILY REMONSTRATES
WITH CHAUFFEUR.

The artist has put in pictures
the story of Julia French, the
100000 heiress and her
chauffeur husband, Jack Ger
agility. whose elopement is still the
talk of Newport.
1t all started, it seems, three
years ago, when Julia was 16, and
Jack Is. Julia was bored one
day and all the family autos were
In use, so she telephoned to a
public garage to send a good car
and a nice driver. Geraghty hap
pened to get the call.
When the young driver In
khaki arrived at the house he
found a vision in white who smil-
ed at him. And at the end of the
drive Jack barely missed a tele-
phone post because he was cram
ing his eyes around for a last
look.
Since then Geraghty has got
many calls-not including those
from Julia's family, who told the
young man not to put silly notions
in the child's head as she was not
for him.
Then came the elopement and
the naughty announcement by the
French-Stuyvensant family that
Miss French has married some
one unknown to her family