The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-29
PERSONALS
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Brown VIII sail tonight In the Gfe-t
Northern for san Francisco Tbc On.
innate friends OF Mr.. Brown the son.
gave-a farewell dinner in his honor
last night ut the Alexander Young Hol
tel rathskeller. Covers were laid for
eighteen persons, and very enjoyable
evening was spent. After dining the
members Of the party rhotorad about
the city. y ra..t
(From Sunday AdvertiserJ
Lorrin A. Thurston left IN the Ma,
una Kea yesterday for Hilo.
Work in third degree win be cor.
Quoted at the meeting of Harmony
Lodge, /. o. o. f., tomorrow evening.
4, George L. Desha, ST., former post.
master Of Hilo, returned in the Mama
! Kea yesterday to his Big Island home.
| s. Shebs, former editor Of the Ha.
vail @Shihp6I will IeayelSk 6t Jap6R IN
the Chiyo Maru on March 8 and ex.
| poets to be gone at least six months.
Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM G. vannatta
Of Pohakea, Hamakua, were passengers
in the Mauna Kea yesterday for their
Big Island home, after spenAiing two
weeks in the city. go .'l \
Bishop Restariek of the st. Andrew s
Cathedral left in the Mauna Kea yes
terday afternoon for Lahaina. He will
pay a pastoral visit to the Maui Epis.
copalian churches. .at:....
George Stanley Raymond, inspector
! general of government schools, return.
4 ed in the Mauna Kea yesterday from
Hilo, after spending six weeks on a tour
of inspection Of the Big Island schools.
Will p. Thomas, son Of W. b. Tho
mas, president of the Thomas Pineap-
| pie Company, who has been in charge
Of the packing plant here, called In the
Great Northern last night for San
Francisco. rast srs.-.,. ~. .... III. 40
l. Kirk B. Porter, secretary of the
board of health, will return in the Mi
kahala this morning from the Molokai
Settlement, where he spent the past
4 week substituting for Superintendent
~. ID. McVeigh, who was Ill, but has
now recovered sufficiently to attend to
his duties.
Among Hilo visitors to The Carnival
here who returned in the Mauna Kes
' yesterday to their homes in Hilo were
Mrs. John Arruda, Mr.. and Mrs, Louis
Neves, Jr., County Attorney William
II. Beers, Prof. T. A. Jaggar. Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. r. T. Guard, and Mrs. J. M
Levinho. r.. a.
Gen Nambu, who severed his con,
nection with the Hawaii Shinpo yes
terday, after service as night editor
the past year, win, leave shortly fol
New York, where he will take up q
special course in American journalism
Mr.. Nambu is one of the most popular
local japanese neyspapermen. Ji e.
| (. (From Tuesday Advertiser)i' :,
! Judge Lyle A. Dickey Of the Kaua
=. circuit court returned yesterday after
noon in the Maui to his home in Lihue
DR.. +. "A. Back, having closed his
/. fruit fy Investigation here, left Satur.
r. day for Washington, where ne viii be
4 stationed. MEX s.s'-. Eflrs1... Z
Secretary Kirk B. Porter of the
board Of health returned Sunday in
the Mikahala from an official visit Ia
the Molokai Settlement. Z r .t...,. III
Charles b. Makanui of Hilo Is among
the Big Islanders visiting in Honolulu
case to be tried shortly in the fedora
court. ..ss'.g.,.. ...t
Having acquired new eight-cylin
der OldsmObile, George M. Collins, the
city engineer, intends to make regu
lar trips around the island to inspect
-. roao work, wherever it is going on.
, Rev. Frank Scudder, who was opera
: ted in the Queen s Hospital yesterday
for appendicitis, is reported doing
nicely and will be out in a few days
his condition not being at all serious
Senator and Mrs. David X. Baker, Of
KOna, Hawaii, who remained over il
the city to take in the last week 3 Car
, nival, will return in the Mauna Loa a
, noon next Friday to their Big IslanC
, home.
Manuel OlmOs, foreman of the me
: chanical department of the Maui News
who came to Honolulu on Saturday b.
; cause of the death of his little daugh
; ter here, returned in the Claudine yes
y terday to the Valley Island.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Borges Of
e 1913 Mokauea road, KalihI, will cele
}. brate today their wedding anniver
q sary. Fate has allowed them to dc
this only once every four years, they
having been married on the last Of
February in leap year.
Rev. Father Stephen J. Alencastre
curate of the Church of the Sacret
, Hearts, Punahou, who spent the pas
three months in California for the ben
1 eft of his health, returns in the Mat
sonia this morning from San Francis
4 GO. He is reported to have regained hi
health.
l.. Jonah KuhiO Kalanianaole, HaWa
; lis Delegate to Washington, will ar
l rive in. the Matsonia this morning
I. from San Francisco. He comes to Ho
J, nolulu for the trial of the suit he in
8 stituted some weeks ago to Get aside
!. the trust deed made. some years az,
r by Queen Liliuokalani.
K Mr.. and, Mrs. Henry Mcconnell O.
. Washington, ID. G., who have been il
a the Islands the past two months o
i more, expect to return to their home IL
d the mainland next week. Mr.. McCon
:. mel, as examiner for the department. O
. justice, made thorough and exhaustiv,
,. examination of the books of the loca
: Office which are under his department
; President Joseph Smith of the Churcl
a of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint
: of Salt Lake City, Utah, accompanied