The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-13
PERSONALS
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f. ]. Lord, the contractor, has gone
to Kauai, in connection with work on
the new concrete wharf at waimea.
H. R. Sims, well known and popul
lar young man Of the city, has accept
ed the position Of book.keeper and
cashier at Heinie's Tavern, and viii
assume the duties Of the situation 20.
day. Mr.. Sims was born In the Islands
and has host Of friends, all Of whom
agree that he win prove valuable
acquisition to the executive staffI Of
the popular Tavern in Waikiki.
(From Sunday Advertiser)
Carlton g. james was an outgoing
passenger in the Mauna Kea yesterday
for Maui. '.> y 49,. .skaI
George Wallace Of waialua Is az The
Queens Hospital doing nicely latter
slight operation. ..~'5 ~, ~ :. "A I.
AcC. Cohen of the Consolidated
Amusement Company will leave early
in July for the mainland on business
trip. .."y e.. ... -.
Miss Katherine Wright and a NUN.
Der of friends are spending the week.
end at house party in Kailua, this
island. -. tt#s =
o. F. Heine, deputy United States
marshall returned in the Mauna Kea
yesterday morning from a. short bust.
ness visit to Hilo.
Carl s. s. Carlsmith, attorney. and
R. r. Moses, automobile man. returned
in the Mama Kea yesterday afternoon
to their Hilo homes. s.. 80. !,
Frank E. Blake, general manager Of
the Hawaiian Electric Company, left
in the Mauna Kea yesterday afternoon
for Maui and Hawaii. TT
Henry Peters, of.the land ONCE, who
no N""n lint TO his home the past two
weeks owing to illness, expects to be
out and about in a few days.
"irIiam q. Peterson, assistant. post.
master Of Honolulu, left in the Mauna
Kea yesterday afternoon on a combined
business and pleasure trip to Hilo. -.
Mr.. and Mrs, william s. Chilling.
worth of Waikiki, Muui, arrived in the
MRuun Kea yesterday to spend the
K"mehameha Day holidays In Homo.
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Lieut.. Col. Luther Dermont Timmons,
of the Fourth Infantry, National Guard
of Hawaii, editor Of the Garden Island
and secretary Of the Kauai chamber Of
commerce, is visiting in the city. (. .
Miss Eva Robinson left in the Mama
Kea yesterday to spend the Kamehame-
ha Day holidays with her family in
Waikiki, Maui. She will return in
the Mauna Kea next Tuesday morning.
A little son was born last wednes.
day in the Department Hospital, Fort
Shafter, to Lieut.. George LeRoy Con.
verse, Fourth Cavalry, U. 8. A., and
Mrs. Converse. The young man has
been named William Winans. D..
The engagement of Miss Christobel
K. Cockett, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
c. B. Cockett Of Lahaina, Maui, and
w. NJ. s. Lindsey Jr., son Of Deputy
Sheriff Lindsey and Mrs. Lindsey of
Waimea, Hawaii, has been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. de F. Spinola were
passengers in the Mauna Kea4 yester-
day, after a weeks stay in Honolulu.
Mrs. SPINDLE win remain q week in
Maui visiting relatives while Mr.,
Spinola went direct to .their, Hilo home.
Frank c. Poor, clerk Of the harbor
commission, will leave in the Wilhel-
nina next Wednesday on aitwo months q
vacation, which he will spend in the
Pacific Coast. This is the first. time in
five years that Mr.. Poor win be able
to tear himself away from Honolulu.
From Tuesday Advertiser.) -
Lieut.-COl. L. D. Timmons, N. G. H,
returned last night to his home in Ii.
hue, Kauai.
Attorney <. J. Bolts, who has been
on a short business visit to San Fran.
cisco, is expected to arrive in the Ma.
noa next Friday.
Frank c. Poor, clerk of the harbor
commission, will leave in the Wilhel.
nina tomorrow on a two months vaea-
ton, which he will spend in the Pacific
Coast.
Among Islanders expected shortly
from San Francisco are B.. +. Schoen
and NJ. de Coito of Hilo, who attended
the Foresters' convention in Oakland
last month. -,
George Wallace of Waialua, this isl.
and, who has been at the Queen . Hos
Pital, following an operation, is re-,
covering nicely and expects to be out
and about shortly.
l.. A. ThurstOn, who spent several
weeks in HilO on business connected
with the Hawaii Consolidated Railroad
Company returned to Honolulu in the
Wilhelmina Sunday morning.
Fl. p. Wood, former secretary of the
Hawaii promotion committee, now visit
ing in the city, enjoyed the Kahema.
meha Day festivities yesterday by TAX.
ing in the deserted uptown streets.
Lieut.. X. G. Calder, Second Infantry.
U. S. A, and Mrs. Calder of Fort Shat.
ter have become the happy parents Of
little son, who made his advent In the
Department Hospital at Fort Shafter
yesterday. .tSe..-,
On business of the Santo Antonio So
ciety, A. d. Castro will leave in the
Mauna Kea next Saturday for Hilo. He
will visit the several agencies through
out the Big Island and expects to be
gone several weeks.
Mrs. Takashima, wife of Secretary
Takashima of the Japanese consulate.
will leave in the Tenyo Maru on Friday
for japan. She will visit a sister, who
has been i'll for some time, and expects
to be away several months
Mr.. and Mrs William W. Marshall,
who spent their honeymoon at Hauula,
this island, returned Sunday afternoon
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