The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-17
PERSONALS.
.From wednesday, Advettlser.l

Col Sam Parker is i'll at Paso Robles
Hot Springs, California.
U. S. Commissioner George A. Davis
arrived from the Coast yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falk are occupying the
Antoine Rosa cottage on Kaalawai
beach.
r. A. Single has postponed his trip
to the Yellowstone and was in Los
Angeles at last accounts. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Waldron are
home from vacation lspent on the
mainland and in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Hedemann announce
the engagement of their daughter
Alice to Mr.. Harold Castle.
Joe Schwartz and family returned
yesterday from long vacation spent
in the lake district of California.
i. A. Petrie, who has been seeing the
sights of the old and new worlds, ar
rived on the Manchuria yesterday.
Ralph S. Hosmer yesterday returned
home after spending some time at the
exposition and attending the irrigation
convention.
]. p. Cooke and family, who have
been absent on the Coast for several
months, returned on the Manchuria
yesterday.
Judge u. w. Rucker, Congressional
representative from Denver, is aboard
the Logan en- route to Manila to take a
look into conditions there.
Judge George Davis made an address
to 5000 members of the Eagles fra
ternity at San Francisco, which was
received with much enthusiasm.
Cards of invitation were received in
town yesterday for the wedding at In
dianapolis on September % of Miss
Edna Robotham and Ernest N. Smith
George Martin has sold to Samuel
p. jacobson his pretty home on Hack
field street, the price named in the
deed filed for record yesterday being
| $4,000.
Albert Warehouse. of the Water
house Company, left by the Manchuris
| yesterday en- route to Singapore ans
| Straits Settlements to investigate the
rubber interests for which his com
| pany acts as agents.
Deputy Attorney General Sutton yes
terday celebrated his twenty.seventi
birthday anniversary.
w. II. Gill, train dispatcher of the
Oahu Railway Company, left on tn,
! Aorangi for Vancouver yesterday ell
route to st. Paul, to visit his old home
for the first time in ten years. He viii
return in about three mopths.
Proofs of the new Washington Birth
day Floral Parade poster have been re
ceived by the Promotion Committee
i from Dresden. and are on display here
The poster effect is fine and the who'll
picture, the work of H. NJ. Mist, for
merly of Honolulu, is quite pleasing tt
Secretary Wood.
II. B. Weller arrived on the Claudin,
yesterday.
H. w. Rice and wife will depart OIL
the Claudine today.
H. Morgan left for Kauai on tn
w. G. Hall last night.
w. Won Seggern arrived on the Clau
dine yesterday morning.
H. p. Baldwin is booked to sail 70
Maui on the Claudine today.
A. G. Dickens was an incoming pas
senger on the Claudine yesterday.
c. j. Austin was among those VIII
arrived on the Claudine Yesterday.
H. w. Rietow arrived from Mau
on the Claudine yesterday morning.
r. w. T. Purvis and wife left las
night for Kauai on the w. G. Hail.
c, w. G. Deering and wife left las
night on the w. G. Hall for Kauai.
John Freitas was an arriving passen
ger from ,Hilo on the Claudine yester
day.
Mrs A. E. Bruno and three children
were incoming passengers on the Clau
dine.
Among the incoming passengers Of
the Claudine yesterday morning was
NJ. King.
A. A. Deas and wife were arrivin
passengers on the Claudine yesterda
morning.
The Misses Won Tempsky have book
ed passage on the Claudine for tc
days trip.
II. P. Baldwin and wife were arriy
ing passengers on the Claudine yestei
day morning.
c.. A. Rice and wife We're departin
passengers last night on the w. {
Hall for Kauai.
w. B. Hardy and wife and Maste
Hardy were incoming passengers o
the Inter-Island steamer Claudine We
terday morning.
Specifications are now being prepa1
! ed for the grading of the right of wa
for the extension of the Rapid Trans