The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-01
PERSONALS
rom Saturday Advcfiieorl

(Frcm SATURDAY Advertiser)
DIR. Archer Irwin Of FIilo 10 still a
patient ht Tho Queen = Hospital. Wish
tors are not allowed to see him.
Assigned 70 the cavalry troop Of the
National Guard Of Hawaii in Whimea,
Hawaii. Samuel X. Parker was appoint.
ed yesterdy first lieutenant " Gov
ernor Pinkham
Miss Susie Gregory gof Seattle was
passenger In the Niagara on Thurs
day. She Is niece Of Capt. James
Gregory If the Kinau and win DO here
for long visit with her uncle.
(From Sunday Advertiser)
Judge Alexander Lindsay Jr., return.
cd last Friday from Kona, Hawaii,
where he spent some time on legal bust.
ness.
Paul o. Schmidt Of H. Haekfeld q
Co., who spent the past two weeks
travelling in Maui, returned in the Ma
una Kea yesterday,
Governor Pinkham, accompanied by
his aide, Major J. ID. Dougherty, N. a.
H., yesterday returned the cali Of Capt.
stanford +. Moses aboard the u. s. s.
Saratoga, receiving the customary
salute.
Among the callers on che Governor
Yesterday were A. G.. Wheeler, @. X.
! Harrison, Major J. d. DouRhefty, N. @.
In, w. VI. Thayef, Col. c. j. Mccarthy,
Brig. Gen. Samuel /. johnson, Nc H.,
w. Charles Aehi, John l.. Fleming and
Mayor John 9. Lane.
Fong Chez You, secretary to DIR. Sun
Vat Sen, left by the steamer Nippon
Maru yesterday for Toxic and shang
hal. He win hold conference with
DR.. Sen in Toxic He stated before
leaving that he expected 70 see q re-
publican government in Marking soon.
Al. O.. wheeler, Of the public works
department., and Ed J. Lord, contractor,
left in the Mauna Kea yesterday for
Hilo, where they will meet Chatlea r.
Forbes, superintendent Of public works,
who win arrive in Hilo in the Great
Northern tomorrow from his trip to
Washington, D. g.
Arthur Clyde Mccullough, who has
been with Hollister q Co., for some
time past, made application for pass
port in the Office Of Clerk Foster u.
| Davis OF the federal court. Mr.. Nc
| CuIlouRh left In the Nippon Maru yes
| terday for Japan. He will become as
! sociated with the firm Of North q Rae,
druggists IN Yokohama. @
I fFrom Tuesday Advertisef)
Miss Adele wicke, who spent the
| mast ak months visiting relatives and
/ frisnds in the mainland, will return In
the Matsonia this morning from San
4 Francisco.
r.. r.. Engle. father Of Walter A.
/ Epgle Of the public lands office, will
leave In the MaunR Kea tomorrow
morning for Kohala, where he will oc-
eupy the position Of sugar boiler In
4 the Niulii mill. F
Manuel p. Mattos, Of the Popular
i Clothing Company, leaves In the Manoa
this afternoon ON a business trip TO
the mainland for his firm. He will go
asifar as New York and expects TO re-
turn in six or seven weeks.
\ A daughter was born yesterday in
this city TO Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyi-
i lie, Of Papaikou, Hawaii Mrs. Wyllif
is daughter OF N1illiam IA Betph N
this city, Mr.. WyIiie Il chief sngih Ell
Of the 0nomea Sugar Company's mill
at Papaikon, near Hilo.
1 Among Honolulans who will return
from Hilo in the Great Northern today
are A. o. Wheeler, of the public worllg
department, and Ed. J. Lord, local
contractor Charles r. Forbes, super
intendent Of public works, who spent
Il several months on official business in
Warrington, d. O., will arrive also, pro-
yided that he did not remain over in
Hilo. ., -
| DR.. J. s. B. Pratt, president of the
territorial board of health, and DR..
Frederick Il. TTotter, surgeon in com
mand and chief quarantine officer Of
| the United States public health service
in the Islands, will return in the Great
Northern from Hilo this morning. The
two officials have been in Hamakua,
Hawaii, looking into health conditions
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