Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05

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X. IWAKAM1, a we'll known japan
csc exporter, arrived this morning on
the Shinyo Maru and will stay in the
city a few months.
JUDGE E. H.. WATSON. associate
! Justice of the supreme court, left
with Mrs Watson and their children
today on the Sonoma.
Mr.. AND MRS. CURT A. SAHR of
/ the L. S. Experiment Station. Makiki,
announce the birth of a baby daughter
at their home Saturday.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN KAIMI Of
PauOa valley have an addition to their
home in the form of Mary Kaapuni,
a baby daughter, born Sunday
MAURICE G.. GREENLEY, head of
the biological department at the high
schools on the island of Maui, return
stay en- Kauai.
R. G. BOWMAN, inspector of
school. will leave tonight for a short
I'D with Mrs. Bowman this morning on
the Manoa from tie mainland.
REV. S. K. KAMAlOPILI, assistant
pastor OF Kaumakapili church. left
for Maui last night on the Claudine.
He will return next Thursday morn,
ing.
JAMES B. McSWANSON, formerly
editor of the Hawaii Herald and also
Of the Hilo Tribune, has temporarily
taken the editorship of the Maui
News
F. f. MCCALL, commercial instruc,
tor at Lihue high school, arrived this
morning from a summers vacation at
the home of his parents in Kansas.
Mr.. Mccall will continue his journey
to Kauai tonight.
CITY ATTORNEY BROWN has
cabled friends that he and Mrs. Brown
will arrive on the Matsonia Septem
Der -. They have been taking a
vacation in Canada and return by
way of San Francisco.
MISS CHARLOTTE DODGE, a |
member of the Punahou faculty, who
has been taking special work at Co
!umbia University, New York, during
her year of absence from the local in.
Stitution, returned today on the Ma
noa .--....
R. FISHER who formerly sold
Stutz cars in Honolulu, has Joined the |
sales force of the Jameson Motor Co., !
local district distributors of Pathffnd.
er automobiles. On his first sizes !,
trip here this week Mr. Fisiler made |
the sale of Pathfinder at Wallace.
Wash, Chronicle. !
MRS. H. STUART JOHNSON and
her sister, Miss Vida Watkins, VIII
leave tomorrow ON the Wilhelmina |
for the mainland. Miss Watkins re-
turns to take up her work as a teach |
er in one of the high schools of. Ari.
iona and Mrs. Johnson will visit with |
her parents and other relatives in
that state. g.. ..-. ...s 4
MR.. AND MRS A. C. PARSONS ar !
rived last night from Honolulu. Mrs. :
Parsons is the daughter of II. H. Cut !
ter and has been living in the islands
for two years, during which time her
husband has held responsible posi- /
lions with the federal government and
The Western Union Telegraph Com
Cal Enternrise /
Y. TAkAKUWA, a well known Jap
anese merchant of this city who went
to Japan on a business trip, returned /
On the Shinyo Maru this morning. His
firm will be agent for the Osaka |
Steamship Company here The Osaka
steamship Company will open a new
line Of steamers between Osaka, Ho
1olulu and San Francisco early next
year. .~
Mr.. AND MRS. j.. R. BAKER and
son Of Honolulu, and Mrs. Bakers |
sister, Mrs. Del Rewey of Porterville,
who have been camping on one of
he family ranches near Garberville,
were in the city yesterday. They
we're joined today by Mr. Rewey and
IN a day or so will leave in the Ba-
Ier car to return to Porterville via
Red Bluff From Porterville, later,
The Bakers will leave for their Homo
ulu home and will probably be ac-
by Mrs. Rewey. The Ia
lies are native daughters of Humboldt
and former school teachers of this