The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-02
PERSONAL.


viii vail Tor the mainland on the Luz.
line
Mr. Fraser shaw. formerly Of Manly
Beach, y. ;. W, left for lilo on the
Mauna Kca yesterday to take charge
~ the Gaicty Theiter, owned by
Bailey & Lawson 81 this city.
W. l.. Castle, who returned from Ha
waii yesterday, states that the volcano
d. still wonderfully active, the fire Pit
level being lower than IL was a year
ago, but the fire fountains and flows
being rs active.
Moses Kekahio, conductor on the
Rapid Transit lines, who has been at
Leah Hospital for the past month, is
gaining rapidly aud his physician is
of the opinion that he will be ready to
return TO work thoroughly cured within
two months.
T. j. Sedgewick. sugar expert, is maxi
ing an attempt to interest the CONNER
cial bodies of Honolulu in the starting
of chemical laboratory here which
would be Independent of those already
established. He has written to the
Merchants Association, stating that
the starting of this laboratory would
be of great benefit to the small farming
industries.
Harold Castle entered plea of
guilty to the charge of improperly op-
Grating an automobile on the city
streets in the police court yesterday
morning and was fined $25 and costs
by Judge Long. This case grew out
of the smashup of Castles automobile
on Fort street, when Captain johnson,
Howard Hedemann, and Sam Walker,
received serious injuries.
specimen of what Director Will
cox of the Federal Experiment station,
declares is as good corn as can be
grown on the mainland, is now on eX-
hibition in the window of the Ha-
waiian Gazette Co., Ltd. The corn
was grown at the experiment grounds
on the Waikiki road and looks as
though it might have been imported
from the corn-growing districts of the
middle west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Withers
MADAME Marguerite Elzy) left yester'
day for a visit to Hilo and the Volcano
and will be the guests there of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Smith They are SO de-
lighted with Honolulu that they will
return shortly and stay for the re
mainder of the summer months here
in Honolulu, in fact, until the opening
of the concert season in Canada where
they will probably go. After touring
the Dominion they will leave for the
Orient again for tour lasting unit
May or June, 1910,
From Thursdays AdvertIser,)
w. d. Westervelt and family arr
, spending the summer at AIacatawi
Park, Michigan.
Judge Andrade returned to town yes
, terday, and took charge of the police
, court work again. He had a small
calendar to dispose of.
, George Kluegel of I. H. Davies &
Co. was recently in Portland visiting
| friends and will take in the Seattle ex
i position before returning home.
, Miss Madgc McCandless of Honolulu
/ and Miss Gladys Labaree, of Spokane
+ are guests of Miss Helene Brown at he
. home in West Seattle.-Seattle Post
. Intelligencer.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Rose state,
. last night that there had been min
/. inquests during the past month, five o
e which were in town and four in tn
r country. Since January 4, there hav
j. been thirty four inquests held in tn
r county
a Clifford Kimball takes charge of TIL
I Haleiwa Hotel today, vice st. c. Bid
t good, resigned. Mr.. Kimball is wel
G known in social and athletic circles an
= will endeavor to make the Haleiwa on
: of the most attractive hostelries in tn
Islands. Golf viii be given particula
G attention as an attraction.
: Sheriff Jarrett and Chief of DeteC
f tives Joe Leal were on the lookout we:
d terday to discover whether or not Leon
). Sing, the Chinese who is supposed t
have murdered Miss Elsie Sigel, tn
l. New York Stun missionary, was on tn
d Manchuria. They were unable to fin
/, anyone corresponding to the descriptio
e cabled here to Sheriff jarrett.
n The wedding of Miss Margaret HoI
q per and Chester Livingston will TAX
81 place this evening at the residence {
a the bride s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
a liam Levers Hopper, upper Keeaumok
1t street. Miss D. A. Smallwood arrive
lie yesterday from Washington, DC, G
RS the Manchuria to be the bridesmai
T. She was a schoolmate of the bride-to-b
r, Rev. Mr.. McKeever, pastor of Il
ly Christian church, will ofliciate.
or No freight will be received for
IN livery along the line of the o. R. &
ON Monday.
n. Thirty-eight people came to t
n Moana and twenty-five to the You
err from the Pacific Mail liner Manchur
re the other day. The continuation of t
s. tourist traffic is gratifying to the hot
10. people of Honolulu,
A, Marston Campbell has been Motif
ed that the United States government h
ct, formally approved of the plan for
he 100000 gallon daily supply of wat
at by the Kalaupapa waterworks to
ct, Molokai Settlement.
TX Mayor Fern received letter from
,er former secretary, Charles l.. Rhod
tai the other day Rhodes has gone to
ed, Coast to become manager in San FRI
ed cisco of tie Yiayi Company. The Ma,
he says that Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes had
all pleasant trip to the mainland, and I'll
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