The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-11
PERSONALS
CFrom saturday Advertiserl

(frOm saturday AdNertser) "a
II. p Niedert. stenographer. of theslo-
cal federal court, is.now ms Kauai with
the Governor s party. IL
British Consul Gordon yesterday re-
turned the call Of Japanese Consul,
General Rokuro Moroi. III RI.
Mrs. John Travis and daukhtet Of
| Eva, aud Miss Kealoha Hookano of the
| Peninsula, are visitors at Hotel Aub.
roy for the week end. 1919
DR.. l.. r.. Golfer, former head of the
| United States marine hospital service
| In Honolulu aud late of the bureau of
| public health service In Washington,
has been appointed by Governor Whit
man as health officer of the port Of
New York, the position paying $l2,000
wear.
(From Sunday AAvertiser)
Mrs. +. w. Carter, d. NJ. Thompson,
! O. f.. Bryant and II. Akona were ar
rivals in the Mauna Kea yesterday
trom Kawaihae, Hawaii. ,.-,. s 49,.
William NJ. McQuaid. manager Of the
Kona Development Company, who has
Eccn visiting the city, expects TO re.
! turn to his home in the Big Island in
the Mauna LOa next Friday. .'
II. II. Herrick, night press foreman
Of The Advertiser, who was seriously
in jurrd when his right hand was caught
in the big duplex press on New Year s
evening, is recovered and has returned
to his duties. '-.s.-.-,-.
Frank Woods, prominent Rohala res.
idcnt, is visiting the city. He spent
the afternoon witnessing the baseball
game between the University of Vase.
ia team and the Honolulu nine at Ath.
! lrtic Park Yesterday. s..G.g
Ingram Macklin Stainback. attorney
general and Charles r. Forbes, super.
! iutcrdcnt of public works, who accom-
panied Governor Pinkham last week to
| Kauai, win return in the Kina1 this
morning from the Garden Island.
News of the death of her mother,
! Mrs. q. +. Tower, was received yes
tcrday by Mrs Jamerson, wife of Capt.
George II. Jamcrson, Serond Infantry,
L. =. A., of Fort Shafter. Mrs. Tow
cr died in Ionia, Michigan, last Thurs.
day.
Among the Maui arrivals from La.
haina in the Mauna Kea yesterday
were Richard Tvers, l.. Il. Arnold, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. J. Lavier, Mrs. A. j.
rcrnanhes, Miss A. V. Ting, Mrs. A. X.
Ting, G.. Kwai Yau, W. Ting Chong
and {. Y. Clyker.
Mrs. Robert Estes, formerly Miss
I Emma Rose of IIilo and Honolulu, of
San Francisco, is visiting relatives in
the city. Her sister. Mrs. Anderson,
formerly Miss Anna Rose, now of San
I Francisco, will arrive in the Wilhel-
NINA next Tuesday morning from the
| Coast. 1..
Rev. Father II. Valentine, pastor Of
the Ca'hoIir Church of st. Augustine,
blythe Sea, Waikiki, and chaplain of
the National Guard of Hawaii, Is cele.
hrat:ng today his ffty-third birthday
anniversary Tle was born in Belgium
on April Q, 1853, and came TO Hawaii
more than a quarter of a century ago.
Harry i. Strange. who was given
leave of absence from his position as
manager of the Honolulu Gas company
to go to England for active serVicey
sailed in the steamship Philadelphia
from New York on March 25. The
Philadelphia was due to arrive at
! Liverpool eight days out. Mr.. Strange
visited brothers at Niagara Falls and
in buffalo on Ms way Fast.
(From Tuesday Advertiser)
John T. Baker. who has been visit
ing the city the past two weeks will
rctun to his home in the Mauna Kea
ills morning.
High Sheriff Jarrett, who has been
in the Big lSAnd on official business
the past few days, may return next
Saturday in the Maunn Kea to the
rity n