The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-28
PERSONALS
(From wsaatsday AdveIiI.lIl Z

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Harry irwin, a HiIo. lawyer Who VI,
rived from the. Big Island yesterday;
expects 10 spend the week IN the tiiy.
+. william Thrum. civil enaikeek ~.
rived in the MaunafJ Kea yesterday
from his home in Kuftistown, Olha, ,fia.
wall. ~. :. Z, -
Ed. o,Malley writes HehSl6iu
friends that he has located IN 4 new
mining camp In Arizona, and 4 pfos.
Pering. ff5ss.s *:
Mrs. Charles j.. Fiebig, Of Third, ave,
nue., Kainnki, left in the Manoa yssI
terday for Washington, on Z trip %
Seattle, Washington. Mrs.. Fisbir ELS
poets TO be away several weeks ~
Q. r. Drake, who left Honoluln last
week by the Wilheimina, has accepted
responsible position at San Ffanciseo
with the Western States Life instr
hnee Company and win make his homo
In that city. ~. y = n
Maj. A. 81. Conklin, chief Of staff AT
department headquarters. has been. "a.
signed TO duty at Fort Mckinley, Port.
land, Maine. He win leave for the
mainland IN the army transport shsr.
man on May s. ~ !.
Miss Mabel Wilson Of San Diego.
California, who arrived in the Matsons
In yesterday from San Francisco,
leaves in the Mauna Kea this morning
TO take the chair Of domestic science
In the Maui High school; at MaiaWSo.
Albert y. Greene, writing TO his Ho-
nolulu Elk brothers from Kinqman.
Arizona, says he hos started across the
continent on lecture tour. giving n,
lustrated talks on Hawaii and gather
ing material for two eastern maya.
zines. ~
Henry W.. Kinney, superintendent 81
public instruction, viii return from, the
Big Island either the coming Satff-
day or Tuesday of next week George.
y. Raymond the inspector general Of
territorial schools, expects TO remain In
Maui several weeks longer Z, 4,
LieutrCol, j, B. Houston, datafts
ment quartermaster, Capt. Douglas
McCaskey, Fourth Cavalry, and Capt.
William 8. Browning, First y Field
Artillery, returned Sin the Manna Rea
yesterday from Hawaii whittier 4 thet
went to inspect horses for the army. :
President Z. AZ Alderman head of
the University Of Virginia, will nav 4
visit to Hawaii next August ~ tPfesi-
dent Alderman is,& one Of sfhe best
known educators in the South, having
been president Of Tulane UniyersitY,
New Orleans, bsfOte going 70 Char.
tss 80 ~ =
James M. Pratt Of New York, ns.i
phew Of DR.. T., 8. B. Pratt, president
Of the territorial board Of health whs'
An arrival In the, Matsonia YESTERDAY
from the mainland and expects TO re-
main some. time in the Islands. Dr.,
Pratt went out to meet his q nephew
aboard the vessel yesterday. ~ eer.
tainly enjoyed the short trip to .th6l
harbor entrance" DR.. Pratt, said yes!
terday.s 3et3s;, a d, !. " 4 I ,s..s.S Y.
q(From Thursday Adyertiser)s q.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Pitman, returned Yesterday from trip
to Hawaii. -; ~. /, {. .sS. rs II.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jack London who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robeft Hihd
in Kohala, are now the gneets Of Mr..
and Mrs, o., T. Shipman In Hiio and.
expect to return to Honolpln on May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cannon. whb
spent the past few weeks Visiting Mrs:
Cannon 3 mother, Mrs. E. LeAl, In HO.
nolulu, returned In the Mania Kea yes,
terday to their home in Hilo. .F.
> Heinrich Schmidt arrived In the Nat.
sonia last Tuesday from the Coast to
spend several weeks on d visit to his
sister, Mrs. J. A. Bortfeld Of Kapahu,
To-. The brother and sister. had not met
for twenty-six years. r. 3 y. = 10 !
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur. Greenwell. iof'
Kealakekua, Kona, Hawaii, Who ara
visiting in the. city, were made happy
on last Tuesday through the arrival,
Of a little daughter, who was born In
the KaPiolani Maternity Home. G
Mrs. Eliza Bolton announces the 81.
gagement Of Miss Ethel K. Hart 70 viii
liam H. Stone Of the Honolulu Gas
Company. The wedding win take place
next Saturday, Rev. Samuel X. Kama
iopii, assistant pastor Of the Kaumaka.,
pill Church, Palama, officiating. After
a brief honeymoon in the county the
young couple will occupy bungalow
in Liliha street, the gift of Mrs. Bolton.
(From Friday Advertiser) y,
~ Mrs. John osborne win leave for
Vancouver in the Niagara today 10
spend a few months with her son.
Judge Stuart and Chester A. Doyle,
will leave in the Mauna Kea tomorrow
afternoon for Hilo and win return to
Honolulu in the same steamer next
Tuesday morning. r. a. 500 - !,
Judge Joseph 8, Ferry, district mag.
istrate Of Puma, Hawaii, returned In the
Matsonia yesterday to his home In the
Big Island, after spending 4 few, days
in the cityson legal business. ~ ~
s. W. Tay, sanitary engineer of the
board of health, who has been In Hii6
en- official business the past, week, "a
expected to return to -Honolnlu In the.
Mauna Kea TOMORROW mcrhing from the;
Big Island. F.h !
+ Eric A. Rnudsen, former president Of
the senate in the territorial Legislature
and now q member Of the board Of ed,
ieation. returned yesterday to his
home in Kauai, after business visit
to Honolulu. |k'
Brother Joseph Dutton, in charge of
the Kalawao section of the Molokai
since July 20, 1885, was
seventy-three years old yesterday. He
has not left the Settlement once in n.
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