The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-20
tFrom Sundays Advertiser. }

VI iplh
Call him Grandpa Morgan now.
Miss Erma Schaefer has returned from
the volcano.
@. H. Logan of Manila is staying at
the Young.
w. E. Knight of New York City is
guest at the Young.
Miss Emily Very, Hilo belle, is
visiting friends here.
The Misses Hind and Cottrell return
ed from Hawaii yesterday.
r. b. Crawford of Kahului is regis.
tered at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Sheriff Pua and a prisoner arrived
from Hilo on the Mauna Kea.
w. G. Scott of Para, Maui, is regis
tered at the Alexander Young Hotel
Harry F. Lewis and family returned
from Hawaii on the Mauna Kea yester-
day.
Mrs. Theo. F. Lansing, who has been
on the Big Island, returned home yes
terday.
Harry Armitage was a returning pas.
senger on the Mauna Kea yesterday
morning.
Mrs. L. G. Marshall was an arriving
passenger on the Mauna Kea from Ha.
wall yesterday.
W. H. Heen, the attorney, came in
from Hamakua on the Mauna Kea yes
| terday morning.
Miss Jessie and Master Stanley Ken.
nedy have returned from a pleasant va
cation on Hawaii.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Babbitt will leave on the Korea for the
Seattle exposition.
Bishop Libert, who has been visiting
| the churches on the other islands, re-
turned home yesterday.
Archie Wong Wal, school teacher
of the Laupahoehoe school, was an ar
rival on the Mauna Kea yesterday.
Attorney Frank Thompson, who has
been spending short vacation in Hilo
returned on the Mauna Kea yesterday
Father Beissel, who has a pastorate il
| the Catholic church at Hilo, was an ar
irving passenger on the Hilo steamer
yesterday.
Mr.. Bidgood has resigned the man
agement of the Haleiwa Hotel and has
| been succeeded by Clifford Kimball
He will take charge of hotel in Los
Angeles
Advices from Hawaii yesterday ar,
to the effect that w. G. Walker, man
ager of Ookala plantation, is seriousl,
i'll, and his recovery is considere,
doubtful.
James A. Kennedy, manager of tn
Inter-Island Steamship Co., with Mrs
Kennedy, returned from the Volcan
House yesterday. They have bee
spending several weeks on the Bi
Island
Frank Gouveia, manager of theNLeah
! dairy, and resident of North KonG
Hawaii, died yesterday morning at tn
Queens Hospital, after short lines:
The funeral will take place on Frida
J next from Silva IS undertaking parlori
: From there the cortege will go to tn
Mauna LOa, on which the body will b
conveyed to Kona, where the intermen
, will take place. The deceased is SUI
vived by a wife and eight children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bidgood are leavin
ON the Mariana.
w. g. Walker, manager of Ookal
e plantation, is seriously ill.,.
! Chief Justice Hartwell will depart o
! the Korea for IA visit to the mainlan'
!, Emily Silva and Joe Monez wei
? married last Saturday night at the res
3 dence of the brides parents on Puncl
bowl.
c. b. Reynolds and wife are expes
ed on the Mariana this morning aft
: year spent among friends in AustrI
+ LA and New Zealand.
The wedding of Miss LOttie X. A.
q lett, daughter of Supervisor Aylett, Al
2 John r. Wallwork was solemnized
0 the Roman Catholic Cathedral Satu
J. day last.
n Chang Tim, who recently return,
= from China on the s. $, Mongolia, m
d an accident on board the steamer 4
jnring his head. lie wishes 20 tai
d this means 10 express his appreciate,
> Of the kindness Of DR. llieTonynlps wi
2 attended 20 him while he WAS injure
d lie is At present fully recovered,
A, w, perelstTnus, Jacob Koilnsl
y aud H. a. Malheson visited Mnlall
u aud iialrlNA sunday, They stayed d
Y night M llnleiwn Hotel aud Yeslerdl
% morning visited WaiaIua plantation al
~ later the pineapple fields ~ WahlaN
10 refelstrous expressed himself 40 grel
20 ~ pleased with conditions loih ai W
hlaNa and Mnialua
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