The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-29
PERSONALS
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friends in the city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. william James San.
born, Of 734 Motauea street, Kalibi.
day the arrival Of little baby girl.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Robert TAYLOR.
customs inspector charge, is report.
cd IN at her home, due TO which fact
Mr.. Taylor has been absent from his
icsk the phst two days. '.7' s. = ~.
R. Wakabayashi, Transferred here
from the Sumitomo Bank Of Osaka, in.
pr n, to become assistant to Manager
| Kawakatsu, arrived in the Nipf,on
MRru yesterday from the Orient.
Mrs. Limo, wife of James p. Limo,
chier sugar boiler of the Hawaiian
| Agricultural Company at .Pahala, Kan.
HaW ali, was an arrival in the Maunn
I.oa Yesterday from the Big Island and
,,pects to remain here four weeks
Attorney Charles =. Peterson has re-
turned from a short visit to Maui. He
reports that he found Wailuku grown
to nm extent he had not realized until
he looked around and noted the i'm
| | rOvements. -. ., .... ft---t.1' ..aa ~"
Lieut.. Harry Pfeil. First Field Artil
lery, U. =. A., and Mrs. Pfeil, Of Seho.
ED Barracks, welcomed on Tuesday at
the Department Hospital. Fort Shafter.
the arrival of baby daughter, who has
been named Virginia.
Ralph p. Quarles, Jr., son of Asso.
riatP Justice Quarles Of the supreme
court. left in the Matsonia on wednes.
day for the mainland. He will resume
his studies at The Citadel, a military
school Of Charleston, South Carolina.
From Sunday Advertiser),
Mrs. A. C. N. Rash has gone to
Kauai, where she expects TO remain siI
weeks. q
NJ. W. Allen Of Berkeley, California.
is here to become professor of mathe.
mates in the Honolulu Military Aead.
envy, Kaimuki.
Attorney Joseph @. Pratt, manager
of the. new People r Bank in Hilo, re.
turned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
afternoon TO his home in the Big Is
land.
Among passengers in the Mauna Kea
| yesterday afternoon for Lahaina, Maui,
were l.. Weinzheimer, NJ. d. Monsarrat,
James Scott, W. c. Gray and @. F.
Wright.
On business Of the People, Rank of
Hilo. VI. de ~ Spinola was an arrival
yesterday morning and left in the
Mauna Kea during the afternoon for
his Big Island home.
Rosendo Rosa and Miss Demetria
| NRndes were married IN the Catholic
Mission Yesterday by Rev. Father Rod
rigue Frans, the witnesses being Juan
GOnsalves and Juana Veles.
Mrs. J. X. Kula and daughter, Miss
Hope Lythe, Mrs. Abebringer and son,
Mrs Jules and son and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
ROdrigues were arrivals in the Maui
yesterday morning from Kauai.
Sisters Flaviana and Ludwina were
passengers in the Mauna Kea yesterday
for Hilo. The former will return to
her duties in the Catholic Girls School.
while the latter will become attached
70 the nurse staff. of the Hilo Hospital.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
William P. jarrett, high sheriff, has
returned from an official visit to the
territorial prison camps in the Big Is
land.
A little baby daughter arrived yes
terday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Finer II. Winant, 1891 East Manor
road
R. p. Spalding, p. A. German.
thomas Hore, Frank Broadbent and
W. T. Frost left in the Maui last night
for Kauai.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Exell Baker Of
us Puuhale road. Kalihi, welcomed at
heir home on Saturday the advent Of
a young son.
A little son, Irving Bud, was born
last Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
lem |. Mabv of the MeInerny Tract,
Off School street, Kalihi.
David Kalauokalani, city clerk, who
was i'll for some weeks past, has re,
covered completely and yesterday was
at his Office desk in the city hall.
Henry Bindt, who has been home for
his summer vacation, will leave in the
Lurline at noon today for San Fran.
cisco, to resume his studies at Berkeley.
Governor Pinkham has been i'll for
several days, and is taking the res
insisted upon Ivy his physician. He IL
keeping in touch with his office by tele
phone.
Among those who left in the Mau
last night for Kauai were Mrs. J. H
COney and two children. Mrs. F. noir
ert. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Hills and Miss
J. Smith.
Attorney Paul R. Bartlett, who was
in HilO attending to legal matters be
fore the East Hawaii tax appeal boa I'd
returned to Honolulu Sunday in the
| Matsonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Along Of
1858 Nuuanu avenue welcomed the ar.
rival yesterday of a little baby daugh
ter at their home in the Peninsula
Pearl City.
Arthur Restarick, who has succeeded
Charles NJ. Hite as second clerk u
Judge Whitney's division Of the local
circuit court, will begin his new duties
next Friday morning.
William NJ. McQuaid, manager Of the
KOna Development Company, who ha,
been in the city number of days, re.
turns at noon today in the Mauua Loa
to his Big Island home.
Senator H. A. Baldwin, Ben Vickers
Hugh Howell, William /ThompAon, j
Wyllie, A. Petz, H. NJ. Blowers and II
| |. HHmm were among those lea wing i'm