The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-13
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)


Captain and Mrs. Jobson were out
going passengers on the Siberia.
Edward POLITE & Co. announce the
removal of their office to 419 California
street, San Francisco.
Major Winslow yesterday received
the approved map of the Honolulu
hcrbor line from Washington
r. o. Bailey, private secretary to
the Secretary of the Treasury, arrived
on the Korea yesterday on business
promised Federal building for this city.
Suit has been brought in the Circuit
Court by Luaihelani Kauwa against
Mary E. Foster to recover possession
of piece of land constituting part of
the opu in the hui alma Of Kahana,
Koolauloa, which plaintiff claims the
defendant has wrongfuliv and unlaw
fully taken. He also asks for damages
in the sum of 800.
+. G. Bradley, vice president and
general manager of the Pacific States
Telephone Company of San Francisco,
arrived yesterday on the Korea to re-
main short time. He is accompS MED
by Mrs. Bradley. Mr.. Bradley states
he is not here on business at all, but
"iust to Loaf and rest. The Bradleys
are close friends of E. E. Calvin, the
railroad official who was here last year
on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs R. P. Schwerin will sail
today on the Korea for Honolulu and
will take their automobile with them
intending to enjoy a series of motor
trips during their visit. Among Others
leaving at the same time for Honolulu
are Mrs. julius Kruttschnitt and hei
daughter, Miss Rebecca Kruttschnitt
who have been visiting at the Fairmont
for several days, and also Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. H. de Young with the Misses dc
Young.-Call.
Major George w. Goode, U. s. Army
who arrived in st. Louis last week from
the Philippines, departed on July 2,
for Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, to join hi
regiment. Mrs. Goode remains witt
her mother, Mrs. Julia Chenie Cabanne
until the latter part of the week, whei
she and her daughters, Misses Susie
Frances and Julia Goode, who have beef
J at the Visitation Convent, will go Il
their new post. Major Goode has jus
been transferred to the 11th Caviar.
), after serving for twenty-nine year
with the LIST Cavalry. He has seen ser
vice with his regiment on the frontier
in the Indian uprisings, in Cuba durin
) the Spanish war, where he commando
his troop at the battle of San Juan, an
/, in the Philippines. He was graduate
S from West Point in 1880, having bee
:, appointed from ST. Louis.-Army an
Navy Register.
J. Miss D. Wilder was an incomin
passenger on the Claudine yesterda.
: Miss ]. Kalno arrived on the Clal
, dine.
y Colonel J. L. Chamberlain, iDspectC
, general of the Department of Gal
Z fornia, is a passenger ON the sherida
r Among the arrivals on the transpo
t. Sheridan yesterday were Captain c.
/. Walcutt Of the Fifth United Stat
IS cavalry and wife.
:. T.. Q. Bradley, vice president of Il
d, Pacific States Telephone Company, wi
IS is staying at the Seaside, is a broth
=. of Mrs. Clara Bradley Burdette, d
rs writer, and wife Of Dir, Robert j. Blu
dette.
I'd During the stay Of the cruiser s
Q, Louis In Hilo the entire ships col
v. pany will visit the crater. Two da
D, VIII be occupied so that only halt
a. the crew will visit Il az one time A
a. engagements were made with George i
o. cuFgus 10 this end yesterday.
", The Oahu polo team 10 PLAY again
NJ tho white knights tomorrow afterno
will probable Ice d. BALDWIN, numh
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