The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-03
PERSONALS .

2 y Judge Antoulu. EcIIy was = among
Honolulans who returned N To Nfahos
yesterday from San Francisco.
James 0gg, who has been IN Cubs
! for several yearn, has accepted posi
.tiop with the Honolulu Iron Works.
asMFs and Mrs.. Caleb Burns returned
IN the Mahoa yebtefday from On Ell
tended Visit in Maine and The other
eastern States. ii' ~, z &
Prank Crawford, cashier Of the
Lihue branch Of the Bank Of Hawaii,
arrived from San Frahciaoo on the
Manor yesterday.
Master Jack Knott, Of me Honoiaiu
Military Academy, has recovered suiii.
GENTLY from recent illness 70 Be con.
yalescent at his homo Il the KakaaEo
Mission. -
Sam jacobson, manager OF the walk.
Oret Boot shop, returned from the
mainland IN the steamer Aanoa yeeter.
day. Mr. jacobson has just completed
: thtee.month buying tour throughout
the Eastern States. 4 q
Henry w. Kinney superintendent OF
lpnblic Instruction, left n the Mauha
Lon yesterday for fh6 Big Inland and
will return in the Mahna Kea next Sat.
ufday. He win visit the schools on
Hawaii, 70 ascertain their needs for
the coming biennial period.
(Ffoh Thursday Adxeitiser)
L. g. Ables left for. the Coast yestef-
day by the Wilhelmina.
Madame Lester, instfuctfess IN dane.
ing, was an arrival on the Niagara yes.
terday. :. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar U. Hyatt, Of l416
Alexander Street, ,Punahou, became the
parents Of a son last Tuesday. -
A. son was born week ago today TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander James Camp
bell, Of 1880 LnnaliIo Street. "a
y. D. Tenney, president Of Castle 8
Cooke, was q departing passenger yes
terday by the Wilhelmina for the
Mr.. and Mrs. William May Of 1875
Quick Avenue, Kalihi, welcomed at
their home on Tuesdsy the arrival Of
son. z. IS, s = Is Z
Mrs J. G. Ateherley, wife Of DR..
Ateherley Of sometime fame in Homo.
lulu, returned from Vancouver on the
Niagara yesterday.
L. L. Mcoandless left for Laie yes,
terday afternoon to speak az series
Of Democratic meetings along the
windward coast. * s.-
Miss Eda Durrell, who has been the
house guest of Mrs. Jared q. Smith,
left for her home in Sydney on the
Niagara yesterday, 4, ss IN X n il I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beerman Jr., of
907 Birch, Street, welcomed at the Ka.
piolani Maternity Home last Friday
the advent Of . daughter M Il x, Y
John A.. Bortfeld, Of the Kapahulu
Ranch, left yesterday in the Wilhel,
nina for San Francisco. He win EN-.
ter the German Hospital for treatment.
The. engagement OF Miss Eva Akana
to Edward Fountain, both Of Kauai,
has been announced oy Mrs. HARRY Ar,
mita9e. The wedding win take place
shortly. ~ 4 n X Z. II y = 4 90 -t,s !
among departing passengers on the
Wilhelmina for San Francisco yester-
day were Dr.. st. ID. G.. Walters, Of Het-
bert q Walters and DR.. @. r. straub,
both Of HoRplulu. sgr Z ttS
A1An1 OufAbtinc houhp, bAtCutiNc tuul1t
of the Palama Set Element q nursing di,
vision left yesterday ON the Maupa K6a
for a twenty-seven days. vacation in
the Volcano country.
James d. Lewis and Manuel 1. Oh.
bral, of Hilo, who have been attending
court as federal trial jurors, will return
to their Big Island home In the Mauna
kea next Saturday afternoon.
W. M. Buchanan Of the steamship de.
partment of 7. H. Davies and Co, was
a returning kamaaina by the s. 8. nj.
agara yesterday morning from a stay
of month in British Columbia, he
will return to his desk this morning.
Hon. Il. NJ. Watson, associate Justice
If the territorial supreme court, aud
Mrs. Watson, who have been spending
the past two months in the mainland,
are expected to arrive from San Fran;
,isco in the transport Logan a week
from next Monday. i.s
Richard Ivers, secretary Of, Brewer
& Company, left yesterday for the
mainland on the Matson hner Wilhel-
nina, II is understood that Mr.. Ivers
has been in poor health for some time
anu MS Trip 10 tne COAST IL Tor change
of climate and needed rest. "A
J. d. Christy, veteran Of the Cali.
poll campaign, was a passenger for Hilo
on the Mauna Kea yesterday morning.
Mr.. Christy, who was wounded In the
fighting for the Sultan q capital, and
who. served ia the Anzac forces, Is to.
take position with the Kohala Sugar
Company. < &. rs # 4 4
John Sandes, lender writer Of the,
sydney Daily Telegraph, who with his
family has been touring the Islands,
and especially the region Of the Vol.
cano was departing passenger on The
Niagara for his home yesterday after
noon, greatly pleased with his Hawa.
iian. experiences, IS u
Brig. Gen. Robert X. Evans, CON.
nanding the Hawaiian Department, ac.1
eompanied by Mrs, Evans and ,;apt.
Hornsby Evans, bis son, win sail for.
he mainland next Sunday on the
transport Sherman. Gsnsrai Evans
will be retired for age November Iol
and was granted leave OF absence To-
that date from November .. AZ,
q A license was issued vesterdav nv