The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-27
PERSONALS
From Wed nesday Advertiser.

ated upon last Monday az the Queen z
Hospital, is reported doing nicely and
expects TO be out and about shortly.
Ia. 4. Silva, Of the M. McInerny
Company, returned yesterday from San
Franeisco in the Wilhelminh from 4
business trip Of several weeks In the
mainland. 1 AS ~
b. Hansen, Of Puunonc, Maui, VII,
has been visiting in the city the past
two weeks, will return TO. his valley
Island home In the Mauna Loa on Fri
day evening. ri .at X, Isl
Queen 1.iliuokalani was reported
yesterday as slightly indisposed. She
has not taken to her bod, however, and
expects to resume her daily outings In
a day or two. Ne =. .'r#IR.iE
John T.. Rocha returned In the vii.
heImina yesterday from San Francisco,
after a stay Of four months IN the
mainland. most of which time he spent
in New York City. a#s
Mrs. William 4. Rawlins, who under.
went severe operation, Last week AZ
the Queen . Hospital, il reported doing
nicely and IL Is hoped that she win
leave the hospital shortly. ~.
d. G. Lindsay, cashier Of the bald.
win National Bank Of Kahului, Maui,
and the Valley Island commissioner OF
returned In the wjihelminn
-r"t"'dav from visit Of several
months in the mainland. 49,
Rev. Samuel X. Kamaicnili. sssist
rnt pastor of Kaumakapili Church,
Pblama, was called suddenly and left
last night in the Mikahala for Maui.
He is q witness in land suit institui Ell
by the Bishop Estate against Kealakan.
Mr.. Kamaiopili expects to return either
tomorrow or Saturday morning. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. williams
Of 1858 Ninth Avenue, Ksimuki, vel.
romed az their home at two o'clock yes.
terday afternoon q son, the second
child Of the couple, who has been
named William Essie. Young Willie is
the fourth great,grandchild Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c.. SeRrle, Of 1888 Kaimnki
avenue, and is also a ,grandchild Of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. J. Williams, Of 1868 Piikoi
Street. - p. -. "a, II ,ii.,r. .
CFrom Thursday Advertiser) 4,
Robert w. Filler, general superinten.
lent of the Hawaii Consolidated Rail.
way, is visitor in the city from Hilo.
Henry Vert Of Hilo is among the
Big islanders now visiting in the city.
u. expects TO remain week in Homo
lulu on vacation, "-as he terms il.
James d. Lewis, former chairman of
the board of supervisors of Hawaii, Ia
n the city from Hilo, attending as o
rcmbrr thu p:esent federal court jury
rial 4 run. r.. ~. ..sS ,"GEa7@
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Patten and fam.
lily, of Hilo, returned in the Wilhcl
IL, on tuesday from the mainland,
here they spent the past four months
and will leave in the Wilhel,
nina tonight for their Big Island home.
Rev. Henry Sloane Coftin, pastor oil
he Madison Avenue PresbyteTian
'hurch, New York, was passenger in
he t. X. X. liner Tenyo Maru, which
Rssed through Honolulu this week.
Accompanied by his wife; Reverend
!ofin made a tour of CHM and Japan.
"livcring lectures in many cities of
he Japanese Empire. l... 49,
H"nrv W. Kinney, superintendent Of
public instruction, who left in the
houi OH WIN pEOp-
bly, return next Sunday morning to
honolulu. Mr.. Kinney will, while in
re Garden Island, gather data for the
udget of the school department, for
he next period, for presentation TO the
legislature in February Of next year. T..
.T"hn H. Rosseter, yics.prcsident
nd general manager of the Pacific
'"il Steamship Company, who; was
married recently, will be a passenger
18th his bride in the steamer Ven.
zuela, the new vessel Of that hne
hos" departure from San Francisco
or the Orient is expected within the
text few days. II is to be a combined
'oneymOon and business trip for Mr..
sossetPr.
From Friday AdveTtiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nalterre, of
1895 Alapai Street, welcomed at their
home last Saturday the arrival of a
Jon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson, of
south King near South Street, became
the parents of a daughter, Violet Eliza.
beth last Tuesday. ~ II
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel, X. Kanae vel.
:Omed at their home in Palama, last
Sunday the advent of u daughter, whe
has been named Esther.
Mrs. John Colin Brown, who has been
visiting in Kauai the past few weeks
will return to her home in Honolulu
next Sunday morning in the Kinau.
Walter NJ. Argabrite, formerly of this
ity, has secured a splendid road posi-
tiOn with a big San Francisco firm ant
travelling between that city and
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Eusebio d. Evorra and Miss Esther
scott were married last Monday at tn,
Paiama Methodist Filipino Mission b,
Rev. G. C. Ramirez, the pastor, the wit
aesses being Mr.. and Mrs. Domingo
Galang. n d. r.. -.
Z. With Rev. c. c. Ramirez, pastor OF
The Methodist Filipino Mission Of Pa.
lama, officiating, George p. Dixon ant
Miss Emilia Napahi were married OF
Tuesday. The witnesses were Mr.. and
Mrs. Salvador Miranda. ~+n
j. d. McVeigh, superintendent of the
Molokai settlement, will return to hii.
Lonely Isle home in the Mauna Kef