Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-09


Nv. RUSSELL. the Hilo attorney.
is In Honolulu or legal business.
RICHARD H. TRENT leaves next
week in the Ventura for San Fran.
cisco. ~. =
!. f. +. HARTMAN, a Hawaii rancher,
returned home yesterday afternoon in
the Wilhelmina.
L. S CAIN, an engineer in tho de,
partment of pubic works. went 20
Hilo Wednesday.
CARLOS d. LONG, will return next
week from the country. where he is
spending a few days.
A. LEWIS, JR.. and Fred L. Wal
dron are expected on the Makura next
week from Vancouver -" 49,. ~.--..
ED LORD has gone TO Kauai to SUI
per.ntend thu construction OF the Wal
mea wharf Concrete pile driving
starts tomorrow -, =, -. - . e
Mr.. AND MRS. JULES p. REGO Of
Sixth avenue. Kaimuki. celebrated
their crystal Fifteenth wedding an
niyersary yesterday. .....,. ..... ..
SENATOR WILLIAM T., ROBIN.
SON of Wailuku, Maui is visiting
here and expects to leave in a few
days for the mainland. .. ........
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK X, RALUA
of Second avenue, Kaimuki, are hap
Ply today over the arrival of little
daughter, Helen, last night.
w. II. SMITH, public school com.
missioner from Hilo. returned to
Hawaii in the last N,ilhelmina. and
has gone to his home on the big
! is:cnd.
MISS CARRIE THOMPSON. for.
merly a. teacher at the SpreckelsvilIa
school. Maui, win return soon from
the mainland to be principal of the
Kaneche school On this island
DAVID B. SILVA of B. F, Ehlers
& Co. has returned to his home from
the Beretania Sanitaripni. where. he
was operated upon about two weeks
ago for appendicitis.
JUDGE w. W. MORROW of the cir.
cult court of appeals of,Ithea ninth cir
cult left for Hilo in the Wilhelmins
yesterday, ,accoraE anied by Mrs. Nor.
ROW and Lynne Kelly Ms secretary,
| UMETARo oKUMURA, son. of Rev.
T. Okumura, pastor of the Makiki
Japaness Church, has completed his
studies at Yale and Wii return to
Honolalu in the steamer Matsonia,
June 90
j. III. FISCHER, assistant in the
anti-tu5ercuiosis bhreaua OF the board
of health, us on a trip around the
island in connection with the business
OF the Office. He will return this
4 evening at Ut
~ .l,'se---==-aa 5s#stt..-a ~ s
w. H. SMITH, attorney Of Hfio, re.
turned from San Francisco the fore
part of this week following his APP.
pearance for the county of Hawaii in
the case of Halawa Plantation Com.
| pany against Hawaii county.
/ :. j. A. VERRET, for a number oil
years chemist at Honolulu plantation
/ has been appointed field agriculturist
of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Ag,
ricultural experiment station. He is
a graduate of the Audubon Park sugar
/ school
/ NORMAN. WATKINS has resigned
from the board of directors OF the
Chamber of Commerce. as he expects
/ to be away on the mainland for sew.
! eral months. He also vacates the
Craftsmanship of.the municipal affairs
| committee. ~.
! U. HARTMANN is to succeed P. A.
q. Messchaert as the chief chemist on
the Oahu plantation He is now al
/ Waipahu familiarizing himself with
the operation of the mill. Mr. Hart
mann was formerly superintendent OF
Crockett refinery. ...: .~~ =,
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM WEIR
NER of Hanalei, Kauai, have an
nouneed Ythe engagement of theiI
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Waioli Waa
kikeomookalani to Edward Kapokc
Macomber of Honolulu, according tc
the Garden Island. The wedding is tc
be here On July H. =. .:...-:
P. A. G. MESSCHAERT, chemist al
the Oahu Sugar Company's plantation
has resigned. He will retire at the
end of this years campaign. He is
known Throughout the sugar world as
the inventor Of mechanical aid in
milling which increases extraction BY
1.5 per cent 1t is said that he intends
to make his home in Germany after
the war is over He will move into
Honolulu az soon as his successor is
ready to take up his work.