The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-02
(From sundays Advertiserl

(From Sundays Advertiser.)
DR.. B. d. Bond came in on the Ma.
una Kea from Hawaii yesterday.
DR.. Raymond of the Raymond Ranch
arrived in town yesterday.
G.. V. Jakins, late manager of the
Onomea store, is in the city.
DR.. B. d. Bond of Kohala arrived
by the island steamer yesterday.
Superintendent Elgin of the Hawaii
railroad was an arrival yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Kelley of Hilo
arrived on the Mauna Kea Yesterday.
ii. Hayselden was a passenger on the
Mauna Kea, arriving from Hawaii yes.
terday.
DIR. J. Fl. Raymond was an arriving
passenger per the Mauna Kea from Ha.
wall yesterday.
William McDougall of Kohala is in
the city, having come down on the
Mauna Kea Yesterday
Charles Bellina, owner and manager
of the Club Stables, left for the main
land on the Matson steamer Lurline
yesterday.
Mr.. Lionel Mathews, who was here
couple of years ago, has just return.
ed from an extended tour in France
and Germany.
Mrs. Leilani Mossman, who was re.
Gently married, departed for the main.
land on the Lurline yesterday after.
noon.
Rev. Y. Morimoto arrived here yes.
terday from Hawaii. Mr. Morimoto is
well known here among the haoles as
well as the Japanese.
Mrs. Blanche Watkins has received
from Miss Clara Clemens, the daugh.
ter of Mark Twain, an acknowledge.
ment of some sketches which were sent
her for the new Clemens place at
Stormfcld. 1t was. Mrs. Watkins who
originated the idea of the Mark Twain
mantelpiece. She is a distant relative
of the humorist, her grandfather and
Mark Twain's great-grandfather hav.
ing been brothers.
c. N. Spiers will be a departing pas.
senger on the Alameda tomorrow
Booked to depart on the Alameda to.
morrow are Mrs. II. W. Bowman and
friend.
Jack Johnson, the heavyweight
champion of the world, was registered
at the Young Hotel last night.
w. E. Rountree, who has been a Wis.
tor in Hawaii for several weeks past
will leave for Portland on the Alameda
Among those who witnessed the Fire
Department pictures of h. X. Bonine al
the private exhibition last night Were
Fire Chief Thurston and Mayor Fern
DIR. Hodgins will make visit to the
mainland shortly. He will probably
sail ON the Siberia, though it may be
that he will not be able to get away
before the China.
News has been received that Miss
Lulu Grau, formerly of Punahou Pre-
paratory school of Oahu College, i,
critically i'll in Singapore or typhoid
fever. Mrs, Dora lsenberg is with her
r. l., Peters and wife will depart Iol
the mainland on the steamer Siberia
| If the health of Mrs. Peters will permit
of the sea voyage. Mr.. Peters goes Il
accept good position on the mainland
DIR, James w, Laurence of the Fiftl
Cavalry was ~ charge of the eonsign
ment of army horses which arrived OF
the Arizonan yesterday. DIR. Laurence
will have charge OF them until they ar
rive at Leilehna.
Alexander Hume Ford has a fine az
tiele on A Street vi Thousand Mile
in The World Today for February 1
Is the street which includes Broadway
and begins on the north hank of tn
81 Lawrence aud extends far into thi
South,
H. a. Mcpherson aud his brother W
| q, Mcpherson viii lease Tor their hami
~ Portland, Oregon, Qn the oeeanl
liner Alameda sailing tomorrow mara
pg ", q, Mcpherson eame dawn 81
lhe lasl lrip ~ ihe Alameda, Wills m
brother has heen Ia the Islands 40
eapsldelahle Tins, making iogT VI ih
group They aTs well kneNp IN Tori
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