The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-21
PERSONALS

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(From Wednesday ,Adyertiser)
John =. Curtis, manager Of III. Hack.
field a Co.'s Kailna branch, Il In town
on buying trip.
L. w. de vis-Norton, local publicity
agent Of the Hilo board Of tfade, was
among the arrivals in the .Mauna Kea
from Hilo yesterday.
Leslie s. Scott, foreman OF the Maui
News Of Waikiki, is in the city and
expects TO return to the Valley Island
in the Claudine Friday afternoon.
Doctor and Mrs. Morse Of ShanRtu,
China, spent the day yesterday as guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Haley, Doctor
and Mrs. Morse are passengers on tho
shinyo, on their way TO the mainland.
Rogers J. Borges Of 1870 Self Jane,
Of King street. Kalihi, is celebrating
his thirty-frst birthday anniversary
and receiving the congratulations Of
his many friends. He was born in
Honolulu, January 10, 1885. =. ~.
His tour Of ''foreiep a service end
ing in March, Lieut.. Robin L. Tilton
Of the Tenth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps, will leave in the transport of
that month for the mainland. I
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Among Hilo arrivals in the Mauna
Kca yesterday from the Big Island were
Attorney Harry Irwin and DIR. Fred
Irwin. J. W. Russell, a Hilo, lawyer,
was another arrival in the same steamer.
William T. Patty, Jr., who returned
In the last Matsonia from San Fran
cisco, is recovering from n severe at.
tack Of typhoid fever at his home,
l641 Anapuni street, and expects short.
~ to resume his work in the insurance
department Of Castle & Cooke.
Miss Mary +. Kinney having been
appointed acting principal Of the Ka-
waiahao Seminary in Manoa Valley, Miss
Miriam Hedges, former acting superin-
tendent of the Central Union Church,
has been appointed TO occupy Miss
Kinney's former position at the semin,
airy. .s t-tE..
George A. Hapai Of the Hilo house
Of II. Haekfeld 4 Company, arrived
in the Mauna Kea yesterday. Among
other arrivals from the second city were
M. o. Louis, n. 8. Kelley, 7. II.
Schultz, +. II. Conway, w. Gregory,
Capt. A. M. PenZen, +. b. Roberts,
II. Hisanaga and +. STANCE.
Many passengers arrived in the
Mauna Kea from Hilo yesterday,
among these being Captain and Mrs.
Santos and two children, Mrs. w. j..
Pendray, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Whistcl,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. o. Guy, Miss T. Cor,
don, Miss M. Black. Miss L. Black,
Miss H. All Hip, Miss Monies, Mrs.
and Miss White. ...I Il. q
DIR. Archer Irwin Of Hilo is critic.
ally i'll at the Queens Hospital, where
he was operated on Wednesday of last
week. A set back on Monday caused
a message to be sent to his brother,
Attorney Harry Irwin, of Hilo. who
FASTENED to the sick man 3 bedside. The |
patient has rallied in the past two days
and his relatives hope for his ultimate
recovery. ~ !. M. =, ,s.. I'll.
(From Thursdsy Advertiser) q. Il,
Robert Anderson, Secretary andtr
urer Of Cation, NsiIIi 81 90, who Mas
n for some time, lias.fcf the Queen Is
Hospital and retugRed to his home at
the Colonial " Nflf9l ] stk{ il
Gen. Samuel 2. / Johpsob BE the iIIh
vail national guard, left Honolulu yes.
terday afternoon for Kauai, where he
will Inspect the militia commands of
The Garden Island. He will be gone
Tor some days. ~. q ~ 4
Mrs. James p, Limo, Rf Pahala, Ksu,
Hawaii, will arrive in the Mauna Kea
tomorrow morning from IIilo to al.
end the funeral of her father, the
ate Johannes F. Eckardt, which will
AXE place Sunday afternoon from the
catholic Cathedral. 49, |