The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-16
(From Thursdays Advertlser3

Engineer Parks, U. S. N, who has
sixteen weeks, is convalescing at his
rooms in the Young Hotel.
San Mateo Leader.-Rev. A. l.. Hall,
of Honolulu, is here for visit. His
marriage with Miss Frances Soule IS
to be an event of the near future.
Mill Valley Enterprise.-Mrs Alex
ander Isenberg of Honolulu has leased
the handsome home of the Eastlands,
Burlwood," out on Cascade Drive.
| Edward Ingham, who, recently resign
| ed as manager of the Parker ranch, will
leave on the Alameda FOR San Fran
cisco where he will ensd.t in business.
His family will follow later. No one
has been appointed to succeed him on
\ the ranch.
County Engineer Gere and Assistant
County Engineer viii ;,.e now max
ing the surveys for the roadwork at
Koloanui and Kahana Just as soon
as they file their repo.ts, it is promised
that work on the stretches of road in
| question will begin.
Los Angeles Times.-A judgment for
$1736.95, against Marion NJ. Luding,
secured in the First Judicial Circuit of
Hawaii, January IL, last, was filed in
the Superior Court yesterday Mrs.
Luding is a resident o. Los Angeles,
where she has property. The plaintiff
| is the Baer Law and Collection Agency.
S. T. Globe.-San Rafael continues
to hold its supremacy in Cupid's favor
this summer. The --latest engagement
to be announced is that of Miss Mabel
Thayer and Horace Sisson of Hilo, Ha-
wall Miss Thayer is the laughter of
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Thayer, whose
beautiful home at Culloden Park is a
great society rendezvous. Mr.. SissOn
is prominent in financial and social cir
cles and is we'll connected heie. The
wedding will take place next month.
Pasadena Star.-Mr. and NJ. Rufus
P. Spalding, latter formerly Miss Elsa
Behr, left today for San Francisco
from there they will sail for Kealia
Kauai. of the Hawaiian Islands, where
they will remain until next spring. Mr.
Spalding is the president of the Makee
Sugar Company on the island of Kauai
The marriage recently of Mr.. and Mrs
Spaldng was one of the brilliant events
of the year, which has been marked
by an unusual number of brilliant mar
riages.
Palo Alto Times.-J. S. Donaghho
former resident of Palo Alto, is here
today as guest of II. W. Simkins. IL,
arrived from the Islands Monday OF
the steamer Manchuria. Mr.. Don
aghho went to Honolulu five years ago
He taught in the High school there
for four years and when the College OF
Hawaii was opened year ago he was
made professor of mathematics. Ii,
will spend the summer in California
returning to resume his duties at tbs
beginning of the college year. Mr.
Donaghho said so many Improvement
I'have been made since he left that Pail
Alto does not seem natural to hin
Miss Florence Yarrow leaves TO
New Jersey ON the Korea next weei
because of the serious illness of he
mother.
I Wireless information from Hawai-
, SAYS that Miss Alice +, Baird, tn
founder of the Koua Orphanage is Sd
, riously i'll AS the result of neryou
. breakdown,
4 Wednesday, July "a, was the twenty
4 fifth anniversary OF Mr. Hedemann
! entrance into the employ of the Hone
0 ulu Iron Works,
o Mrs. Lorrin A, Andrews, Of Hllo,
/, recovering from the elects ~ am opel
|, alton performed me other day ~ ia
n Queens Hospital
Mrs, W, q, Ashley, who was operate
v upon az Miss Johnson : sanptortum o
Q Wednesday, Is resting easY, The opel
Q atiGn Was "a success,
. Narston Campbell, superintendent O
s Public Works, announced yesierda
4 morning that ihirlY siN acres af Ian,
y more u less, "a nlinda, Maui, will h