The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
PERSONALS
(From wednesday Advertiaerl

Bishop Libert Of the Catholic CatheS
dTal returned yesterday in the Mauna
Kea from Hilo, after a short Official
visit IN that district
Mrs Ray b. Rietow Of i052 -Four,
teenth avenue, Kaimuki, who has been
i'll the past few days, is reported do.
,,ns f,cely and ffDeqts "a Ia cpt YithF
inih tsw days fIAiiIsl iMh n
w M. MeQuaid Of the Hond !, bevefs
opment Company Of Hawaii, who has
been in the city ON business for lsekes
raj days, retnrnSd 30 Koaa il the
Mauna Loa yesterday. ~ Eii8f
Robert W. Single and A. A. wilder
viii be departing passengers in the
are going to the Coast on business and
expect to return here in theine<t Nat
sonia.
Carl +. Rose Of Waikiki, Maui, has
been elected nrilelagatsl to- represant
Court Valley Isle, Ancient Order of
Foresters, at the biennial convention
of the Subsidiary High Court. which
will be held in Oakland, California,
beginning May Q. Rss-a,.
Mrs. High s. Hairston. mother Of q.
s. Franklin and sister-in-law Of NAL
coin =. Franklin, collector Of customs,
arrived attiN g, ron San francisco IN the
VIII, mllne lnl yes.erday morning TOT
un1 ee.Ihontn ~, stay her nome Is IN
Cho.,o. 1000 .r......, -.
yii' afIe = ,. LVys'au, eonnecteo WIN
nv. pissuIs eVheern 7, IN nophaia, IA,
S.ai' peeii ~ tie elt ,lne PAST
lew uays witns \. IN eilmlnaiS
wiIi ,ee,,a n, az No. ~ - ia. $3.50 y
inc for his Rio leland boma : : : +,
I NJ w n pr1., =.
- any - N MN. rs - Do'.onn,ey re
from The mainlana ~hara stSey snen,
aa oC nv $3.50 NJ W." pe.s ny SPsns
that San. Franc;scans intereated in HI.
waiian sugar securities are bigbly elat-
ed over the rrosnects. az the ,indnstry In
Hawaii u -. = j, -
tI
sn .. aw ps, manager o. tne aOkonama
Specie pank oI nono,uiu ana acting
1Ja,Ssi, ~ in,,astsao.a az ~, ~ z 20 20
tho Kona na,,sfon,n an ~ y onrany al
only sngat nIantat;on controIeJ1 hv
Japanese and az which NJ, Ronpo &
The manager : - =
100, lE.o,,, rr,,,,,. A a,,...;.
~. "' H wv 'i l.sN"
CT. o.ie' y . "vss NeIs ar.sea ~ .ne
80. $500 ~ I.-u,,a ~ ~ Fi'e nei
~, ~ I'm m, "Ho - "e''-
Ooi u 'no "iiS oon ' ia '.N' -. e.
Application for passports was fled
In Federal Court Clerk Ciarks office
, yesterday by MT, and Mrs, M; y. Pros
/ ser, who expect to leave in the Tenyo
4t"'n 'oh hPrh LOT ''n le O 'fr'nH N,g vg
Judge Samuel b. Kemp, assistant
\ bpited states district attotpeY, ia OF
the 'opinion that he will BE. kept in OF;
flee when s, C.kHuber of TamaS Iowa,
succeeds Horace W. 1Napghan here as
district attorney. ...'' s..
z Frank Soaza, dor, many years an
topY{erseer with the Wailuku Sugar Com,
i's - 'ne St'y iMltn mn IN
Nnrtb AZ ton;obt 800 i;forngssS 49,,
H. Son,os ell, n,ara tha;r~ $500
! - '"'ilf ny '""ppN, ilHtrs' ~
e. Anm,ano mainland visitors, n ou n. IN the
n 'Dols 40 uonaIn1u ~ noio r. ~
adyeytfsing exnert. with TIasband: a..
| Thomas of Chicago, the firm that
handed the entire pineapple publicity
Campaign in the, mainland last yearo,s
r. WI Thrift of Lima ohio 4 one
| of the many nyominent yis;toss ~. III.
nolulu who, because of the war in Eu-
rope, are "Seeing America First, His,
usual trip abroad is made across the
Atlantic. This time ne tried the Paci-
| fic and is glad of it, having discovered
hawaii y,
On visit to her son, Attorney G.
s. Franklin, and her brother-inlaw,
Malcolm A. Franklin, collector of Gus
| toms for Hawaii, Mrs. Hugh 8. Hairs
ton, of Columbus, Mississippi, arrived
in the WiIhelmina on Tuesday from the
mainland. Mrs. HairSton expects to
remain three months in Honsluln.
From Friday Adyertiser) ''' .
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Tbnrstoh left in
the Great NortberD last niSSt for San
Francisco. They will be gone several
weeks. ~.
g Hartmann nr;voto sooro,orv 10
former GovSrnnr Viii 30 No.: y"
sets retnrned 70 tha moinIond ;m ~.
| Graat Northor, iost uio,ht WV
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