Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-25

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F. E. CLOVES. acting principal OF
the Lahainaluna school. Maui, Is in
Honolulu On business.
MRS. ADA WILLIAMSON expects
to leave in the Matsonia tomorrow
for California and expects to travel
n Canada. hts-...
MRS. CURTIS W., HuSTACE is ex-
pected Wednesday in the Lur'ine from
the coast, where she has been visit
ing for some time. ..=
| GEORGE K. MILLS of the u s. en-
gineer's Office, is recovering at the
| Fort Shafter hospital irUm an opera
ton for appendicitis. ....
ARNOLD B. NJ. RICHARDSON,
clerk in the bureau of vital statistics,
| is back at mis- desk following an i'll
| ness lasting several days.
MISS CLARA G. PEARSON, who
was operated upon recently at the
! Queens hospital, is recovering rapid
ly and expects to go home soon.
MAI. FRANK PUTNAM. senior
medical officer of the 4th Infantry,
N. @. H., of Kauai, is in this city and
will return to Kauai this evening.
TAX ASSESSOR CT. WILDER is
expected to return Saturday morning
from the Volcano House, Hawaii,
where he has been enjoying a Vaca-
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ID. PAUL. r. ISENBERG, repre-
sentative in the legislature. expects
to leave in the Matsonia Wednesday
to visit at Byron Springs, CAL, for his
health. z+f z. -. :.
REV. SAMUEL K 4 sKAMAIOPILI,
assistant pastor of the Kaumakapili
church, Palama, expects to leave In
the Mauna Kea Wednesday for q short
visit in Lahaina, Maui. ..=s.-., 1.
SYDNEY SMITH, who has been
home for some time through illness,
Is recovering rapidly and expects to
be at his desk soon as bailiff Of the
United States district court.
DR.. d. McLENNANy whose condi-
ton for some time was serious from
an operation about a. month ago, is
reported recuperating nicely at the
home of his daughter, Mrs B. G.
Riyenburgh. RI. -.
REV. CHARLES ID. MILLIKEN,
formerly pastor of the Waimea For.
eign church, Kauai. expects to leave
today in the Sierra for Oakland, Cal,
where he has taken TIE pastorate OF q,
prominent church. - 444s g
DR.. L. l.. SEXTON acting assist
ant surgeon of the United States pub
lie service at .Hilo, is. in Honolulu as
a witness the admiralty damage
case instituted by William Green
against the S. s, Matsonia.
MISS CLARA PEARSON, who was
formerly one of the instructors at
Punahcu and who has been for the
past year on the faculty of the Maui.
High school, was recently operated
upon at the Queens hospital. She
is doing nicely and hopes to be able
to leave at the end of the week.
CAPT o. L. soEENsoN of the 1st
Separate Cavalry Troop. N. G. H, is
visiting here. He reports the troop
stationed at Yfaimea, Hawaii Parker
RanchJ. 10 be hourishing. Complete
equipment for. the Organization has
reached Honolulu and will be sent
over soon. There are rs men and
mounts in the troop.
DIR. GEORGE HERBERT left in the
Makura Friday night with Mrs. Her
bert, Miss Rose Herbert and Charles
Herbert for a three months vacation
in Vancouver and In California. DIR
st. d. G. Walters and DR.. G. A. Bat
ten will take charge of his practise
and Victor Lappe will be in charge OF
lis affairs during his absence.
Mr. AND MRS. JAY H" CLEM0NS
and two daughters, of Reno. Nevada.
were guests of her majesty Queen
Liliuokalani at an informal reception
at Washington Place Saturday morn.
ing. The reception was arranged for
by Miss Bernice Piilani Cook, who
was guest of Governor and Mrs.
Jewett Adams at Carson City during
visit to Nevada last year. 1t was
there that she met many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens The Clemens
family win leave Tor their home in
Nevada tomorrow.