The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-16
CFrom Thursdays Advertiser.)

(From Thursdays Advertiser.)
High Sheriff Henry is quite i'll with
erysipelas.
E. Worthington left for the Coast
on the Alameda. W
Miss J. Haneberg was an arriving
passenger on the Hilonian yesterday.
DR.. R. b. Clarke and wife were de-
parting passengers on the Alameda yes
terday.
|. Rubinstein of this city has re-
ceived the news of his fathers death
in Chicago.
Miss H. w. Bowman returned from
the mainland yesterday on the Matson
steamer Hilonian.
r. n. Overend returned from the
Coast yesterday, bringing with him n
splendid new moving picture machine
for the Empire theater.
Mrs. P. G. Cox, who arrived here
from the Coast yesterday, may go
down to Midway as soon as convenient.
1t is said that her husband is one of
the cable operators there.
c. w. Ryns. formerly traffic mana
ger for the Santa Fe railroad company,
arrived here from the mainland on the
Hilonian yesterday. He is making the
trip for his health and will probably
stay in Honolulu for considerable time.
+. T. Collins, the Salt Lake Elk, left
for the mainland on the Alameda. He
expressed himself as being more than
pleased with the islands, and stated
that he had little doubt but that there
would be an excursion from his part
of the country next year.
A. B. Arleigh will leave for the
mainland shortly to join his wife, who
has been in ill-health While Mr.. Ar
leigh still holds the controlling share
in the store on Hotel street which
bears his name, he will no longer keep
the active management, merely return
ing to this place for visits in the flu
| tire.
J. T. Crawley, formerly of Honolulu
has resigned his dictatorship of the
largest u. S. Experiment Station il
Cuba. When the new Cuban govern
| ment came in, it took over the station
and discharged its staff, giving the
places to Cubans. Mr.. Crawley was
told that he might stay, but he pre-
| ferred to get out, His future home viii
be in North Carolina.
Captain Tullett, who was sent from
here TO Washington as the representa-
| tive of the Masters and Pilots Asso
citation, returned home on the HiloniaI
yesterday. Captain Tullett made nj
statement regarding the alleged pilikii
he encountered in the Capital city
merely saying that he got everything
| that he went after in Washington.
L
| O. A. Steven left on the Manchuri;
for the Orient.
| A. w. Carter is expected to arriy'
in Honolulu about the Gath of thi
month.
w. D. Newhouse, San Francisc,
banker, was an arriving passenger oil
the Manchuria.
| w. II. McInerny left for the Orien
ON the Manchuria last night for a sta.
of indefinite duration.
Miss Lydia B. Gibbons, who arrive,
here on the Manehuria from the main
land yesterday, is on her annual sun
mer visit to Hawaii.
w. G. Singlehurst of t. II. Davie
& Co.. who left the islands on tri
short time ago, returned on tn
Manchuria yesterday.
Mrs, p. F, Dunno, wife of leadin
attorney for the Southern Pacific Raj
road Company. passed through on tn
Manchuria yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, b, Coryell, who ar
wealthy people from New York City
We're arriving passengers at this por
on the Manehuria yesterday.
Mamie Phillips of NJ, Phillips & Co
win leave with bis family shortly 70
three months tour of the Coast. II
will sail from here in the Lurline.
! james A. Wilder, the well know