The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-24
PERSONALS
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A Haneberg, auditor Of II. II, Hack.
field & Co, left for Kauai last night.
e. Faxon Bishop, president Of Q.
Brewer q Co., arrived from San Fran
cisco in the wilhelmina yesterday. Il
J. p. Foster, chemist of the Maui
Agricultural Company, returned home
| Monday after business trip to Homo
lulu. 49,. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, L. Jett, OF the
Ainahau Hotel, Waikiki, welcomed at
their home yesterday the arrival Of a.
! daughter. ...-. ~ ID aGSaI
Among those leaving in the Likelike
Yesterday for Maui and MSlokai were
Mrs. c. Lucas, Miss X. Meyer, Miss
Meyer and F. w. Vail. -.f@ '' ri
Eric A. Knudsen, former senator
and now member of the board Of
| education returned in the KHAN last
| night 10 his Kauai home. t$5 ~
SWininni Searby, mill superintendent
for the Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar Company, who has been in town
on business, left for Maui Monday.
C. ID. Burchnell, consulting engineer
for the Maui Agricultural Company,
who has been here a week on business,
returns home in the Mauna Kea today.
H. s. Truscott, mill superintendent
Of the Hawaiian Sugar Company, who
has spent about week in the city on
business, returned to Kauai last night.
Attorney ID. H. Case, former county
attorney of Mani, arrived yesterday in
the Mauna Kea, and will return in the
same steamer this morning 70 his Wal.
uku home. n
DR.. G. Schumacher, licensed mainland
surgeon chiropodist, arrived IN the
Great Northern on Tuesday Of last
week from the Coast. She has de.
cided to locate in Honolulu. H. p
(From Thursday Advertiser) 70
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ferry, Of
Vineyard Street, welcomed at their
home on Monday the arrival Of a
daughter. -
Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili, assist.
ant pastor of Kaumakapih Church, Pa.
lama, viii leave in the Mauna Kea next
Tuesday for Maui, on business. He
will also take in the Maui county fair,
which is to be held in Waikiki.
Kow Ming Hong and Miss Cheung
See, well known young Chinese Of this
city, were married on Tuesday by Rev.
Frank W. Merrill, pastor Of the st
Elizabeth 3 Episcopal Church Of Pa.
lama, the witnesses being b. Young and
F. T. Young. .... ...s,
George l.. Desha ST., and his daugh.
ter, Miss Ida Desha, who arrived in
the Wilhelmina on Tuesday from San
Francisco, will return in the same
steamer today to their Hilo home. Miss
\ Desha, who went to the mainland to
benefit her health, has recovered com
pletely.
(FrOm FRIDAY Advertiser)
A daughter was born yesterday ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon H. Kaaiai, OF
Makiki Valley.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Raymond MARY Kala)
of 995 Dowsett Lane, Palama. s..o
Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel de Ia Cruz, OF
1855 Dement, Street, Kahhi, made the
acquaintance on Wednesday of a sor
who arrived at their home.
David KuanOni and Mrs. Mary Ka
mala Niheu were married last Monday
by Rev. J. Kekipi, the witnesses being
Benjamin Dole and Mrs. A. !. Bright
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Silva, of 222 Prospect Avenue, Auwai
oIimu, became the parents on Wednes
day of son, who has been nance
Silas.
. William P. Jarrett, high sheriff, Wit
has been visiting the prison road camp
in Maui and Hawaii the past fortnight
I will return in the Mauna Kea tomorrow
e morning from the Big Island.
The daughter, Mary, born last Wed
= nesday to Mr.. and Mrs, Antonio Emo
k Medeiros, of 1899 Lusitana Street, Au
+ waiolimu, died shortly after birth an
was buried yesterday in the Catholi
+ Cemetery, King Street.
;, Maj. Charles Ransom Reynolds, Med
cal Corps, L. s. A., and Mrs. Reynolds
= of 1901 Kewalo Street, welcomed at tn
7 Department Hospital, Fort ShafteT, o.
n Tuesday Of this week the arrival of
Il daughter, who has been named Heb
Louise.