The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10

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+ "A daughter was born last wednes
day TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubbel
, of $50 Buckle lane, off Vineyard street
X, G. Gillespie, b. +. Young and sor
and Edward Quinn were among the
passengers in the Manoa last night for
| Maui. =" a3 stfiH I4]' "a " ,
\ A daughter, Amy, was born on Wed.
nesday Of last week 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Townsend, Of 40 South Vine
yard street. sF..
bee: s''S Si.it Is. E TssiSs ccJ& Ri
return to Honelhla about the Nd u
the present month. l"
Jose @. Serrao, who has been in the
city the past week on business, will re.
turn in the Mauna Kea this afternoon
to his home In Hilo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Silva Of PAT
Auwaiolimu Drive welcomed al their
home yesterday the arrival of n daugh.
ter, who has been mined Helen.
Among ths, passengers in the MApnn
Ig6a rSestefdty Sfbr Maui were Mta!!oH
B. Penhallow, Mr.. and Mrs. !. C. Ross,
Rev, H. r. Judd and Frank seudder
Mr., and Mrs. Wong Tuck, well.
known Chinese couple living at l62sE
HOlokahaua, lane ,spf I.iliha street, vel.
coined at their home yesterday the ar.
rival OF son
Frank r. Greenwich, Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Magnet, Mrs. IT, Aiu. Miss 2im.
mermrnn and Mrs. g. J. Becker were
among the arrivals in the Kilauea yes
frnu,r Mast uauoE
Mrs. T. @. Stephens, MIR. and Mrs,
J. '. walsh and Miss II. Walsh, Miss
c. Ross and the Misses H. and s. Col
Inns were among those leaving for
Maui last night in the Manoa.
Among arrivals in the Kilauea yes
terday from West Hawaii were NJ. Ma
poon. william Hook A. s. FernandRs.
H. G. Bertelmann, NJ. r. Costa, NJ Ma
kahaupa and NJ. +. Comes Jr.
Mr., and Mrs. Glenn +. Jackson, of
KDlakaua avenue, near Levers road.
'""'"iki. became the parents of o
daughter yesterday. The baby has
hten named Eleanor. Mr.. Jackson is
physical director Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Senator and Mrs. william r. Robin.
son returned in the Manoa last night
to their home in wailuku, Maui. Sen
ator Robinson arrived last Tuesday
from San Francisco, after a trip of
several months in Alaska, Canada and
the mainland Of the United States.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Patty were
returning passengers from KOna in the
Kilauea yesterday. Mr.. Patty visited
most of the schools in Kona. at which
he gave talks on Temperance and char
acter building. Mr.. and Mrs. Patty
were guests OF Mrs. Ruth Baker while
in Kona. T.. :. -.
s. f. Lucas returned on Wednesday
from a tour of Maui, where he spent
some time on business and pleasure.
He reports conditions on the Valley
Island to be most pleasant, despite the
fact that Mani citizens are consider.
ably worked up over the primary cleo
tion, which takes place today.
(From Sunday Advertiser).
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund johnson have
gene to the Waiaholei Tavern for two
y eeks.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. GI jerks of Waia-
lua, this island, are making short
visit in the city.
P. Byrne and l.. Peudes, of KaneOhe,
WindW ard Oahu, are spending a few
days IN the city.
Manager l.. Weinzheimer of the Pic
neer Mill Co, Maui, is in the city on
a short business visit.
William s. Canario of Hilo was an
arrival in the Mauna Kea yesterday to
attend the federal grand jury, of
which he is a member.
Judge William l.. Whitney will re-.
turn in the Matsonia next Tuesday
from San Francisco, where he spent
several weeks on vacation.
According to wireless informa ion re-
ceived here yesterday, daughter was
born last Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
s. Palmer in Hilo, Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Ziegler of
l649 South Beretania street welcomed
at their home on Friday the arrival of
son, who has been named Walter
Charles.
Among those leaving in the Mauna
Kea yesterday afternoon for Lahaina
Maui, were II S. Decker, F. KOelling
Mrs. M. Medeiros, Miss P. Medeiros and
T.. MedeirOs.
Arthur g. Murakama, a former law
clerk of the firm of Lightfoot 4 Light
foot, has gone to Maui to accept a posi-
ton in the Office of the Kahului Rail
road Company.
William T. Frost, A. o. Battleson
Mrs. William Mccall and son, Mrs. C
A. StObie, and Richard Deming were
among those leaving in the Mauna Kes
yesterday for Hilo.
H, Buehrman has taken the place OF
l.. p. Fernandez Jr., as bookkeeper OF
the Territorial Marketing Division, the
latter having gone to the mainland II
continue his studies.
Among mainland visitors now in the
city are Soncie Loomis of Seattle
Washington; Cecile Foley of 81. Paul
Minnesota, and o. Metcalfe of Vic
toTia, British Columbia.
Among HonOlulans expected in the
.MatsOnia from San Francisco on Tues
day are F. W, Macfarlane, W, j., Wall
Fred WaterhOuse, James d. 1eyens6h
| A. b. ArlciRh nd +. l.. Cannon.