The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-13
PERSONALS
(From Wcdnesdnv A,lvortiser.

ing in the mainland. et. tmartT
Ed. q. Mailman OF the Thayer Piano
Company returned yesterday from Hilo
where be spent a month on business
for the company. He reports business
conditions very good. =
| Henry Fern and Miss I.ukoholani
Palea were married on Monday by Rev.
Samuel X. KamaiOpili, Assistant pastor
Of Kaumakapili Church, Palma. The
witnesses were p. ID. Kellett Jr. and
| s.. H. Oni. -. I5tErs..,
Chas. Mock Sing who recently grad,
uated from Ramehameha School is now
located Mt Papafkou with the Onomea
Sugar Co. He expects 10 spend few
years here and then complete his c6u.
cation in the mainland.
| aral returned ~ IN tEt Iadha
Tea from month spent IN pastoral
visits 70 Hawaii and Maui. Last Sun
day he dedicated the new Catholic
hurch in 0lowalu, Maui.
Charles H. Jennings, manager Of the
PaSuhau Sugar Plantation Company Is
store and postmaster at PaRuhau. Ham.
akua, Hawaii, IL visitor in the city.
|
home in the Mauna Kea next Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Judd, who have
been in France the past two years, both
busily engaged in the hospitals along
the French front trenches, were to have
left HaTve on Monday in the French
liner Lafayette, according to news re.
ceived here recently. "
william Ebeling, sugar boiler for the
hawaiian Sugar Company, of Maka!
we'll, Kauai, is in the city. He came
to Honolulu TO attend the sessions OF
he Sugar Mill Chemists' Association
and to visit relatives. among the latter
is daughter, Mrs. Clayton R. Lincoln
| Of Kaimuki. -.
F. M. Swanzy, managing director Of
rheO. II. Davies q CO., who has Dean IN
at his home, is improved eonsi lfrnbly.
Nr. Swanzy's illness was cnrs"d by
overwork and led to considerable ankle
ty for time. II will be somr months
before Mr.. Swanzy will be able - re-
'ume his active business duties, how
ever.
Gerrit P. Wilder, Republican candi,
date for the house, left in the Manoa
yesterday for the mainland, called to
the bedside Of his wife, who has been
taken seriously i'll, according to reports
received here yesterday. Should his
wife's health permit, Mr.. Wilder will
return to Honolulu in time to campaign
during the few days previous to the
November election. ..,r
Harry =. Richard of LaupahoehOe
North Hilo, Hawaii, is in the city. ar
irving yesterday from the Big Island
Last Saturday he lost out by three
votes in his efforts to become a regular
Republican nominee for the house of
Representatives from West Hawaii
Representative John P. Hale secured
fourth place. Mr.. Richard was a mem,
Der, Of the, house in the session of 1911.
\, (Frcm Thur day ,Adyertiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra F. Nichols Of Hill
are visitors in the city, Mr.. Nichols be-
ing id attendance as a member of tho
federal grand jury.
Z. s. C. Crabbe, deputy in charge of
the internal revenue Office in Hilo, re,
urned in the Mauna Kea yesterday to
is Big Island home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7Ladd, of 1906
Pioneer Street, Auwaiolimu, became
The proud parents of a son on October
|, the newcomer being named Henry.
Named Bo Shee, a daughter, was
,orn on October | to Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
Nan Bew, a wellfknown Chinese couple
'esiding in Smith, dear Hotel Street.
Mrs. Edwin Soper of waihee, Maui,
who has been in the city the past few
avs, will return to her Valley Island
Nome in the Mauna Kea next Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Lima, of ne
Rates Street, Nuuanu Valley, welcomed
at their home last Sunday the arrival
of a son, who has been named Valen,
tine.
Patrick Gleason, deputy high sheriff
teft in the Mauna Kea YESTERDAY foi
Hilp on official business. He will re-
turnNRext Saturday morning in the same
steameE.
Augustus H. Hanna, of H. Haekfeld
Co., WINS a passenger in the Mauna
Kea yesterday for the island to the
onth hich he will tour in the inter
ests of his firm.
Mr., and Mrs. John l.. Blaisdell, of
1889 East Msnoa Road, welcomed on
Saturday the arrival of daughter al
the Pacific Sanitarium. She has been
named Gwendolin.
Among the passengers expected in
the Lurline, due to arrive here next
Wednesday from San Francisco, are
Mrs. G. X. Lyman, Miss G. Diekey and
DR.. c. Buffet and daughter.
E. B. Carley, former Maui member
Of the house OF representatives and NJ
present manager of the Maui Tele-
phone Company, Paia, will return on
Wednesday of next week in the l.ur.
line from San Francisco, after spending
several months on d business and pleas,
ure trip in the mainland. uaro9a rnJH
Word was received yesterday from
Fred J. Turrill, who left here recent
ly to make his home in California.
ARRIVED after a fine voyage, but 1t
is cold here" he writes from san
Francisco. "Saw ice on wagon.
want The Advertiser to give my best
aloha to all my old friends.'
Hon. Charles +. Clemens, senior
judge of the local federal court, re
turned in the Matsonia yesterday from
round trip to San Francisco. While
Fafraininp from diaruaain0 the nPasi