The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30
(From Thursdays Advertiser.

Forester Hosmer left for the Coast
yesterday on the Alameda.
Fred. TIP. Waterhouse is recovering
from a severe attack of malarial fever.
George Allen returned to San Fran.
cisco yesterday after a pleasant stay
here.
Mrs. Langton of The Paradise, left
yesterday for the Coast on her bien.
nial vacation.
Miss Ida Buchly,, sister of R. J.
Buchly, was a departing passenger on
the Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy and
daughter returned from the mainland
yesterday on the Mongolia.
Congressman Scott of Kansas and
wife are among those who intend to
visit Hawaii in the Congressional party.
Miss Ella Wight has issued invita-
tions for a dancing party 20 be given
ON Saturday evening at the, Wilder
home, Waikiki.
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, wife of
the Honorable Charles Chillingworth,
departed ON the Alameda for the main.
land yesterday, She will spend some
weeks in San Francisco.
Alice T. Larsen has filed suit for d.
vorce from her husband, William Lar
sen, alleging that, although they were
married less than year ago, he has
failed utterly for the past seven
months to support her.
Manager Balch states that by We'd
nesday the old wireless station at Bar,
Der s Point will be discontinued and
all wireless business transacted through
the Kahuku station. The present land
telegraph line of Kahuku is working
well and phone attachment will soon
be installed with it.
Postal cards received per the Mon
| golia yesterday gave the last address
of Lester Petrie, yardmaster of the
Oahu Railway, as Picadilly, n. W. Lon
don, Eng. Lester expected to motor
through Hyde Park during the social
turnout and in due time will reach the
| Paris boulevards en- tour of the world
Among the notable arrivals from Ho
nolulu this week were Mrs. +. d. Tenny
and Miss Wilhelmina Tenny, who spent
few days at the Fairmont prior tC
| their departure for Lake Tahoe, where
| they will spend the season. They
| brought their auto with them from the
Islands and plan to spend much time
1 motoring about the beautiful country
| in the vicinity of Tahoe-Call.
A young man named Drossner drop
ped off the Tenyo Maru last fall and
during his one day in port managed tC
flim-fam several Honolulans mainly
through his pretensions to acquaint
anceship with missionary friends in the
Orient. He was caught at his game
and notified to leave town ON the Teny'
which he did. Later he was caught III
by the police in Salt Lake for work
ing the same game and now he ha
turned up again in his home town-Sal
Francisco-dOing the same old tricks
He has been arrested in Santa Rosa
accused of passing fictitious checks. TIL
Call tells of his escapades along tn
financial route and refers to his bre
experience in Honolulu.
Gerrt p, Wilder, If Honolulu,
staving al the Stewards. f. Call.
w. A. Cleghorn Of liahuku was sue
eessfully operated on in Queen S Hot
pital for appendicitis ON "Wednesday
William A. Felter has resigned a
Assistant Postmaster, His resignation
has been forwarded 10 WashingtO
through Postmaster Pratt,
, Miss starTiit, formerly wa'ron Of ~
hhhhp MAeHlNht nus heth NlPNtNt'
mqtron OF the Girls Industrial Scbot
/ to succeed Mrs, DeyteT, resigned,
George Desha aud J, n, $, william
, are the first Hawaiian poslmasters I
m receive their comm sslons from Pres
! dent Tart, Both commissions arrive
, by the last mail AM have been fol
) Nsrded 10 the holders.
! Governor Prear bod eanfeIene
) yesterday over ille matioT of tho AZ
I p0sal Of l.aAainaluna lands, The GO
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