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The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02

If the sentenced men are violat0rs OF
the prohibition laws, Three are corn-
terfeiters and three were charged with
coal thefts. ~ - =
The semi-annual criminal term OF
the federal court was concluded today
when the men who had either pleaded
guilty or who were tried and found
guilty since Monday were sentenced.
An unusually large crowd was pres-
ent to hear the pleas of mercy made
by the prisoners and the remarks ~
le court as he pronounced punis.,
nent upon them.
unique case is on the docket fo-
this afternoon the first of the civil
ases. The civil term viii continue for
TWO weeks.
Mary Dunbar is sueing George =.
Dunbar and Sinda Dunbar for $4,000.
claiming alienation of her husbands
affections The family is from Con-
cord, Lewis county, and bears a good
name and high reputation.
The plaintiff claims in her petition
that she and her husband had been
happily married since 1918 until Au-
gust, 1921, when her husband left her.
She claims that they lost son in
Nay. 1921 in an accident and that
thereafter George E.. and Sinda Dun
bar parents Of her. husband, began to
tlicaate her husbands affections until
n August he left her. They have one
son. twelve years of age.
George E. Dunbar is superintendent
o: schools at Concord ana is pros
psrous farmer.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
Bridge Across Big sandy.

A contract for bridge across Big
Sandy river at the mouth Of Paint
creek has been approved and work
Will start at once. Last yrat a con-
tract was made for a bridge at This
place by the Fiscal Court, out after
the election of new Fiscal Court The
matter was Investigated and The con-
tract found to be Irregular In some
instances and 1t was rejected. In the
meantime the bridge company had
shipped a part Of the material for the
bridge. and after some delay the court
and the bridge company reached an
agreement whereby the bridge across
Paint Creek ~ to be built at once and
the company agreed TO construct ii
road from the bridge TO the mouth OF
Buffalo creek on the east side of the
river and build bridge across Buffalo
creek all for the same money they were
10 get for the bridge across Paint
creek. These bridges will give Inc east
side OF the river an outlet TO the tounty
seat and viii connect with the road to
Martin county which leads from
whitehouse to Inez. A little work on
the county roads In Martin and John
son win connect these county seats
with good road.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
Rev. Ashley Id Commencement speaker

On May 18th. the Rev. t. 3. Ashley
delivered the commencement address
st the Wolfplt graded school Sunday
May 2iHt. Rev. Ashley delivered the
baccalaurcate sermon at the Arken
Hail high school. Olive Hin, Ky. Rev.
Ashley was accompanied by Mrs. ASH
ley. While away they visited Ash
land. Ironton and Huntington In In
terest OF the local hospital.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
CATLETTSBURG
Miscellaneous Shower.

In the reception room at Crabbe
school in Ashland. very attractive
miscellaneous shower was given by
the teachers to one OF their number
Miss Eunice Thompson. who has been
an instructor in one of the grades for
the past two years and whose wedding
to Cary Wurts will take place in the
early days of June.
At the conclusion of the reception
and social hour delightful refresh
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
u. S. Court.

U. S. Court.
of fines and imprisonments from Judge
A. NJ. ]. Cochran in United States Dis
trict Court at Catlettsburg. Sixty-o one
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
Mrs. Woods Hostess.

Mrs. WOODS Hostess.
Mrs. John Woods entertained the
last of the week at her home on Bath
avenue. Ashland, with an afternoon
linen shower for her sister, Miss Mar
guerite PEBBLES, charming bride-elect
of early June.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
Local and Personal.

Local ano FerboUal.
DIR. and Mrs. Paris Meade and daugh'
ter. Mrs. Proctor Evans OF Flat Gap
were the guests OF relatives and At
tended the commencement exercises u
the Jno. c. C. Mayo College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ward of th'
PaIntsville Bakery. are the proud par
ents OF twins that arrived last week
Both OF the new arrivals weighed u
pounds. pounds each. One is a glr
and the other a boy.
Kennith Fisher Of Lake Wales, Fla.
is here visiting his mother; Mrs. d. II
Daniel, where he will spend the sum
mer.
Miss Blanche Ward and Mrs, l.. X
Peters were visiting relatives in Ash
and last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Bailey have a.
their guests this wek Mrs. A. NJ. Adams
Of Saiyersvllle, and Mrs. Clarence Bal
icy and children OF Big Stone Gap, Va
Miss Kitchen and Mrs. Boppert
teachers in the 1no. C. G, Mayo College
eft Friday for their homes Mis-
Kitchen at Grayson, and Mrs. Bopper
IT st. Louis, Mo,--Paintsville Herald
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
PIKEVILLE
rwo Sentenced to Penitsntiary,


A new speed record was set by cir
cult court here Tuesday In the trial OF
Kendall Arnett charged with the mur-
der OF Charles Ramsey The jury was
empaneled at l:4b y. m. The case was
stated and all evidence IN by AIS p. m.
Notwithstanding the fact that large
number OF witnesses were examined.
At y. M. after ten minutes dellbera-
tion, following the argument OF the
case, hung jury was reported. The
jury was not discharged. but was
placed under guard for the night, Az
ter lengthy deliberation Wednesday a
l2-yeaf verdict was rendered
Wednesday forenoon. William May
was tried convicted and given four
year sentence for killing his brother,
Bee May. on Pond Creek. last January.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
Family Of Msehan MICS.

The T. r. Ratliff residence on Col
lege street. which Is now the property
or w II. Fuller. was recently moved
20 the back part OF the lot, The late
Wilson Perry Call, OF ieager, KY.
father OF our townsman. John w. Call.
built the first story OF this house i6
story of the house was erected by John
w. Call 81 years ago. AT present,
Grover Call another son OF the elder
Call. is remodellng the residence and
making an addition TO t..
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02

Local and Personal.
Miss Grace Layne Prestonsburg. and
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
ln Ho,pitaI.

IN TospItaI'
Mrs. Zach Justice of Pikeville wa!
operated on for appendicitis at thu
Kings Daughters hospital, Ashland
and is getting along nicely. Mr. Justic,
accompanied her and visited his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Justice
here.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
Marriage Licenses.

soah Young. 10. of Rush. and Liz
.ie Hamilton. IL of Rush.
Albert Vanhorn, 10, of Bcuhanan
I'D Nice Hall, 10, of Buchanan.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
senior cIass Entertained.

A delightful evening was given the
Senior class OF Pikeville College by the
Juniors at the Derianha Monday night,
Games were induiged in until the wee
sma hours OF the approach OF new
day. The feature OF the evening was
'photolng" each member OF the Senior
and Junior classes. The Seniors pres
cnt were; Misses Daryl Hatfield. Myr-
tie Hughes, Ina Mae Wade. Ruth
Smith. Eunice Smith, Alice Smith
Gertrude Auxler. Sylvia Trent. Alice
Ratlin, Merle Donaldson aud Marie
Williamson. and Messrs. Joe Hurt.
Louis Drake Charles Johnson. Aubrey
Runyon Elmon Walters. The College
facl.ty and Mrs. Aubrey Runyon were
present as invited guests,
The Big Sandy news., 1922-06-02
Ex-ssryies Man Dies.

Sebert Arnest, son OF Mr. and Mrs,
Green Arnett, died at the home Of his
par May 10. Sebert Arnett was
born 81 Middle Greek. April "a. 1900,
on May 5 1917, he enlisted in the U.
s. Army al the age Of is, After term
discharged from the army June 25,
1922. II Is said that his death re-
suited from the effects OF being gassed.
.isi AZ ;ea i survived by his father
and mother and by three brothers and
six sisters.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21

Mr.. Shull and family have the
sympathy Of friends Oh account o.
the death of his mother in Ft. Worth
eyas, which sad event occurred re
Gently. H..
Our stores will be closed on Satur
day, September 2Srd on account Of
holiday.
JOS. DAWIDOFF & CO.,
DAVE HOFFMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daniel and little
tighter; returned this week after AZ
extended visit to Houston, Galveston
iineral Wells and other points in
Texas.
Mrs. Edgar of Gibsland, who was Q
resident Of Arcadia last year, was .
,isit0r on Saturday. She is lOOkin
well, after pleasant summer spent In
Enid, Oklahoma, with her parents.
Miss Marjorie Jones Of Lake Char
y; who is one Of the faculty Of the
'astor school, accompanied Mis-
,,rnestine Currie for the last week
nd and both returned to their dutie
after pleasant vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Watkins and
laughter Vennie Rhea, Of Vivian, wer'
ecent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Allen. They came through the coun
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21
SHERIFF SALE

Bertram F. Barnette vs.. Floyd Cum.
mings, No. 5497, Third Judicial Dis.
trict Court, State Of Louisiana, Par.
ISL of Bienville.
Under and by virtue Of Writ Of
Execution issued from the above nam.
ed Honorable Court and to me directed
| have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder for cash
with the benefit of appraisemcnt, at
the principal front door of the court.
house at Arcadia, Bienville Parish.
La, within legal sale hours on
Saturday, October 18th, 1922
the following described property, TO-
wit
Four bales of seed cotton in field,
more or less.
10 acres Of corn more or less.
4 head of bay horses.
The above described property seiz.
ed as belonging to the defendant Floyd
Cummings, and will be sold to salts.
fly said Writ Of Execution and all
costs.
This the 4th day Of September,
1902. J. D. CURRIE, Sheriff.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21
BROWN.BOONE

Miss Lila Boone. the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Boone
of this place, was quietly married to
Mr. BurncSt Brown at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pye, at Bienville,
last Sunday night. Only few friends
and the immediate family were pres
enr. Rev. W. r. Strain performed the
ceremony.
The bride was resident of Bien-
vile until a few months ago, when
with her parents she moved to Arcad.
ia. During the few months she has
been here she has won her way into
the affections of a wide circle OF
friends.
The groom who is a son of the
lamented II. f. Brown Of Liberty Hill
holds a responsible position in the
employ of the V. s. & p. railwa!
freight Offices here.
The Democrat joins the many friends
of these happy young people in extend,
ing congratulations.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21
RinggoldNews
By Mrs. ClaCde T. Cook

Miss Bert Cook and Miss Ethel Mar,
tin were guests in the home Of Mrs
A. B. Bryan Saturday.
Misses Jessie and Helen Leslie. Mat
tie Pope, Geraldine Perry and Audry
Martin left Monday for Natchitoches
where they will resume their studies
at the State Normal.
Last Thursday afternoon about 400
o'clock the home of Mr. Louis Wilson
was burned. The fire was supposed
to have started from the explosion of
a bottle of gasoline sitting in the sun
! on the back porch. Help came as
quickly as possible, but the flames
spread so rapidly that it was impossl
BILE to save the house. However, most
of the furnishings were saved
Miss Annie Laurie Cook left Thurs.
day morning for Shreveport to attend
the teachers institute held in that city
Thursday and Friday, and from there
will 60 to Greenwood where she will
/ be assistant principal in the Green'
wood high school for the coming term
Miss Elsie Buckner left Sunday for
Ida, La, wher she will teach again
this term.
The friends of Miss Gladys Lawson
and Phillip Cook will be glad to know
that both are able to be up again, afte!
an operation for appendicitis.
| Mrs. s. NJ. Tonne returned home
| last week after spending several weeks
with friends in Texas.
Mr.. Jesse Wimberly of Grand
Bayou community who has been very
i'll, is improving.
Mr.. Audie Bryan of Arcadia, was a
business visitor here last week.
Miss Ethel Martin has accepted a
position as teacher for the second grade
in the Ringgold high school.
Mr.. Robert Jones' left Friday for
Baton Rouge where he will resume his
studies at the L. s. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank EdmonsOn from
| Quebec, La, were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Eben TONNE last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Nelson from
Princeton, La. were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Frye for the weekend
Mrs. H. 3. Scott who has been very
i'll in the home her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. TrOtt is improving.
Mrs. Tonne Martin was taken tc
the North Louisiana Sanitarium at
Shreveport Sunday for an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. C. j. Frye was business visi
tor to Hope, Wednesday.
The first fall meeting of the civic i'm
prOvement league was held last Fri
day afternoon at the high school build
ing. Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
| President, Mrs. A. e. Woodland, vice.
president, Mrs. H. e. Page; secretary
| Mrs. E. F. Wilton; treasurer, Mrs. 0
G. Thomas.
| It was decided that the league would
meet twice month at the high school
building, All members are urged to
| be present.
sE
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21

AE. A. Jones has returned fror
TO Shreveport.
ARObinson Of Bienville has beer
~ Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Lucky
~. and Mrs. Balm Felts.
J Napoleon Aulds, of Texas, ha
= recent guest Of Miss Iva LeI
So
~ children more fresh milk
III : day. the doctors says
y s Andrews for pure Jerse
~ ) registered herd.
zel Allen will leave Saturda
~ It Oak Grove. Her friend
4 that she will be sufficiently
ne to come in and spend the
III
bsA Atkins who is teachil
noner high school spent last
With her parents here, NJ
VA. Atkins.
Ulaudine Shull returned las
som . visit to relatives in TT
and Temple, Tex, and Hay
She was away several weeks
20 Fuller and son, Wilbur
Sunday in Ruston with Mr.
win Galloway. They we.
MED on their return to Ar.
Mss Mary Galloway.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21
ike A Lesson
pm Baby

Instinct tells child to eat Milk,
Nature arranges that the food most bounteous
in ALL lfesustainng elements the first food that
a child learns to demand.
The VlTAMINES so abundant in fresh milk
are as vitality needed by every man and woman. Milk
IS 50 easily and fheaply obtained that we are apt to
lose our naturegven instinct in the complexities of
.grownup' living and fail to make full use of the
food that can help most
The Milk from my dairy is handled in the most
sanitary manner possible Every bottle is sterilized
thoroughly before using, and then filled with milk
from my pure bred registered Jersey herd.
Give them more fresh milk
II quart day. the doctors say.
y. =. a,ss7asws
Phone go
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21

Cap Jones, Fred Best, G. c. Travis
and Britt. After the list for the or
phan's box of winter clothing had
'een discussed, the hostess served ic,
crem and cake to an unusually large
crowd. She was assisted in the
courtesies by her little daughter
Elizabeth and son, Bert Jr.
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try in their car and spend the week
end.
Give the children more fresh milk
"A quart a day." the doctors says
hone j. S. Andrews for pure Jersey
k from a r gistered herd.
Mrs. Wilson Williams entertained :;
crowd of little boys on her lawn last
Friday afternoon after school, in cele
bratiOn of her little sons 9th birthday
anniversary. They INDUCED in many
delightful games, after which the host
5 served ice cream and cake and de
'iciOus candy.
Miss Gladys Taylor left on Monday
enter Ward Belmont College a.
nashville. She was accompanied as
far as Tullulah by her brother, Cur
It's Taylor, and was Joined there by
Miss Catherine Hill, of Lake Provi
'ence, who will also be a student al
ard Belmont.
Mrs. H. L. Runge is still in Haynes
vile, where she accompanied bel
laughter, Mrs G. A. TOOke and LITTLE
son, c. A. Jr., both of whom are re
operating after an attack of illness
r and Mrs. Tooke have recently
i we'd into their lovely new home
which they built.
Give the children more fresh milk
"A quart a day." the doctors says
Phone j. s. Andrews for pure Jerse!
Milk from a registered herd.
Mrs. julius Williams and Messrs
Louie, Glen and Phillip Anders wer'
called to Bryceland last Wednesda,
by the sudden serious illness Of thei
father, Mr.. Sam Anders. He was
brought to Arcadia, and is still quit,
IL at the home Of Mrs. Williams
but his condition Is a little improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Audie Bryan hav'
as guests Mrs. Ellis Jones and littl'
laughter, Mary, Ellis Of Bryceland
hey also had las guests last week
tIrs. Aazie Bryan and baby Of Win
field, and Mr.. Bryan's mother o
bryceland, and Miss Lonnette Jone
If Bryceland, who accompanied Mis-
.,nie Lesba Gloer on weekend visi
d frineds in Monroe.
The Les Amis club held q business
meeting Monday afternoon at TIL
home Of the president, Miss Reynolds
After the meeting an informal sup
per was enjoyed on the lawn. De
'icious frozen salad, sandwiches, po
alto chips, sailed peanuts, olives ant
pickles and fruit were served. Afte
supper several games Of bridge wer'
played at the conclusion Of which MI
LOrris Wimberly was presented witt
ome beautiful linen handkerchief
Tor high score.
Our stores will be closed on Satur
lay, S ptember 2Srd on account o
holiday.
DAVE HOFFMAN.
Mrs. Hoyt Dobbs and son, Hoyt
r., and daughter, Margaret, left las
fatnrday for their home in Annistor
4 after spending the summer i
readia, with Mrs. Dobbs' mother
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21

ittCueu illlllStOlt III tllue tO'ellIOll uel
son and daughter in school. She ex
)ccts to join Bishop Dobbs later In
Grail, where he is meeting much en-
engagement in his work, and his as
ociation with several distinguished
GLOW workers is very pleasant, an(
cOngenial.
Last Saturday was the anniversary
Of Master Edward Wilkinson's 18th
birthday. and about 30 of his frineds
were invited to help him celebrate it
A number Of jolly games and contests
were enjoyed. A peanut race was
particularly fun provoking, and James
Mcclure received the prize for the
boys, and Miss Elizabeth Currie for
the girls. Both prizes were large stick
# red striped candy which the for.
-tunate winners divided with the
guests. There were other games that
occasiOned much merriment, and at the
Conclusion of this part Of the enter
a-nment, the hostess invited the guests
into the dining room and served de.
licious cream and cake. Many nice re.
membranes were received by the
honoree.
Miss Fife Raglan has host Of
re. IDS in Arcadia, who are interested
to know of her marriage last Sunday
n Homer to Mr.. Allison Of that place
Miss Raglan, is a young lady Of mos
attractive personality, which wins hel
,riends wherever she Is known, and
although the young man of her choice
!; a stranger here, we believe he il
worthy of the jewel he has Won, anC
many sincere good wishes for then
future happiness is extended. Mis-
Raglan attended the chool in Arcadia
for several years, and graduated in the
lass Of II. Since then, she finishe(
business course In Shreveport and
has been employed in the Office o.
Judge Moore of Homer. She has fire.
Quently visited her sister, Mrs. Pol
lard wilkins, since she has been away
rom Arcadia.
Give the children more fresh milk
"A quart q day." the doctors says
hone j. S. Andrews for pure Jerse,
Milk from a registered herd.
Last Thursday the Baptist W. NJ. s
met in the home of Mrs. Bert Davis
and the president, Mrs. J. p. Caske,
conducted the devotional exercises
and business session, after which
Mrs. B. A. Brewer led a missionary
program from Royal Service magazine
Several ladies took part which made
it very interesting. To make the les
son more impressive, pagan
was given by the members of Mrs
Brewers Sunday school class, assisted
by others, which represented our be
loved State of Louisiana the grea
perils and enemies that assail here IL
he form Of anarchy, disease, crime
ignorance and restitution. Christian
ity as the hope Of Louisiana present
her handmaidens, who are evangel
ism, Christian education, orphanage
ministry Of healing. Those takin
part in the pageant oil did exceeding
" well, and we're Mrs. Blanton Theus
Miss Addie Houston, Mesdames Be
Dantz, Clarence Daniels, ]. B. Hel
ring, Ruby Daley, Claud Wilkersol
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Suckers, Swind|ers, Detectives.
The funny part OF 1t Is that q mere
sucker can locate swindler when the
most skilled detectives are bafled,-
Erie Times.
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JOS. DAWIDOFF & CO.,
DAVE HOFFMAN.

Mrs. Hoyt Dobbs and son, Hoyt
r., and daughter, Margaret, left las
iatnrday for their home in Admission
4 after spending the summer II.
readia, with Mrs. Dobbs' mother
Mrs, Lucy Jackson. Mrs. Dobk
The Washington times., 1922-05-24
YOUNG CARROLL
|. D|S|NHER|TED
FOR MARRYING
Scion of Wealth, Wed to FoIlies
Beauty, Says He Can Get
Along Anyway.

NEW YORK, May 24.-Sizzle-
siEzle--sounded two lamb chops fry.
ing in a pan In the little kitchen
cite of his new mother.in-law as
young Mr.. Bradish Johnson Car
roll, tr., gave the first interview
on his elopement last week with a
beautiful Follies girl.
II was a far cry from young Car.
rolls former life. as the son and
heir of one of New York's most
distinguished families. From the
refined dignity in the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish
Johnson Carroll, Sc. at 10 East
Eighty-fifth street. young Carroll
has moved into the apartment of
his present mother-in.law at 446
Madison avenue.
Yesterday in the dinVy parlor of
the apartment. which comprises in
addition a bedroom and bath, Car.
roll, tr., waved his hands dramat-
ically. He cried:
80 I'm disowned by my father"
Says He Can Earn Living.
Fitting about the narrow quar-
ters in an orchid kimono, Mrs. Ed
gar Hielian, Carrolls new mother.
in-law, shook her head in sympathy.
Mrs. Zielian was frying the lamb
chops in the kitchenette. Mean
while, Harry Telfair, who was Car
rolls best man at the elopement,
ate his luncheon off small writing
desk. Carroll continued:
First OF all, I married for love.
y'know. The governor knew about
Miss Zielian. No. she wasn't men
toned in my first wife's divorce
papers.
II want you to tell the world I
have been working for fourteen
years in the automobile business
and so I guess l can support my
wife and myself"'
Carroll, jr.. is tall. with a de-
bonair air and a small moustac che
His bride Is tall and langurous,
with the proverbial beauty OF a
Follies girl. Mrs. Zielian, the
mother, recently separated from
her husband The ZielIans were
formerly In the millinery business.
Startled Society.
News OF Bradish Carroll's elope.
ment startled society last week
when 1t was announced. Carroll
and his pretty wife spent their
honeymoon in Atlantic City. He
said. yesterday:
| GLADYS and met at party
six months ago. She was on the
stage four years ago. and then
only for one season. cannot help
1t II I've been disinherited. But,
y'know. these things soon blow
over
Carroll ended optimistically. His
first wife. the former Mary EuniCe
| Clapp. daughter OF Mrs. Edward
Mortimer Ward. OF Park avenue
and Elkhurst. Locust Valley, was
highly regarded by the CAROLS
sr. Her divorce was obtained Sc.
cretly in White Plains. April IS,
last. They had been married six
years.
Just before attacking the lamb
chops. now deposited for his edIfi.
cation. on the handy writing desk,
Carroll. jr., added:
| Guess the family's mad because
I got married so soon. y'know!"