The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
PERSONAfSE
rFrom SATURDAY, ,Advsrtl,,ri ~

where two Of his daughters are teach.
ing school. a h n !. = 80. Z. 4
Manuel Martina, veteran Of the Civil
War and member Of one Of the local
@. A. r., encampments, Il lyihf serious
ly III at the Queen q Hospital. Martins
is native Of Portugal and eighty-eieht
years old.
(From Sunday Adveftisefy n
A. w. Carter, II. Carter,J. w. Jump
and II. l.. Morris were arrivals IA the
Mauna Kea yesterday from Kawaia-
Circuit Judge Parsons Of Hiio, who
spent the week in the city, returned
in the Mauna Kea yestefday 10 tis
home in Hilo. ~. 8 : ~
Marshal smiddy and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Kemp returned in the
Mauna Kea yesterday from Hilo,
whore they spent a number Of days at
tending to Official business. t'2st
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. MeTiehe 81 lOTt
Lunalilo street welcomed At an eafiy
hour last night the arrival Of their
firstborn, an eight baby girl who
has teen named Dorothy Alice Esther.
Among the arrivals from Mahnkona,
hawaii IN tne mduhh hoa yobJoruny
were 4. II. Pethe. r. Renton Hind,
w. P. McDougall, Ed j. Men, M. Ne.
goro, +. r. Robinson, Miss Plat, Ms.
M. Quintal and George Bnstard.
Application for passport was ale I
in the Office Of the federal court clerk
YESTERDAY by John Dunbar Wright,
who expects TO leave In the China Mail
steamer China on May 20 on q tour
Of Japan, China, Manchuria and Korea
Wade Warren Thayer, Secretary Of
Hawaii, expects to leave shortly ON d
vacation trip to the mainland. The
rumor that Mr.. Thayer contemplated
resigning shortly was denied yeEterday.
among Big Island visitors in the
city who returned In the Mauna Kea
yesterday TO their respective homes
were M. A. Silva, editor Of A Setfa,
the Hilo Portuguese weekly publiea,
ton, and Demosth6nes Byeurgtis, man
ager of the Kllanea Volcano House
George s. Raymond. Inspector zen,
eral Of territorial schools, who has
been in Kauai the past few weeks, viii
return from the Garden Island on
April 3, the same day superintendent
Henry w. Kinney Is expected here
from his tour Of Japan and other OH.
entail countries. ssi' ,,s
Quite a number OF passengers arsiy.
ed yesterday In the Manna .Kea from
Hilo, among whom were Miss A., Rain.
ey, Miss r. Runyon, Miss p. S0uther,
Miss A. Moniz, Mrs, w. Al. Cahill aud
son, A. Englehard, W. r. Hobby, T.
Downey, r. 8. Norris, L. III. Johnston,
M. Basker, r. r. Zane, T. Osaki, and
e. Wrankle.
Among the Maui arrivals in the
Mauna Kea yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Thompson( Miss y. Thomp:
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Fuller, Miss u.
Kahele, r. Widdifeld, C. II. Lund, 8:
osaki, II. B, Gihard, r. II. lMonfgoni-
sry, G. y. Hearn, w. II: Hin, William
knight, j. Akuna, DR.. Rothfoeh, H.. G.
| Waldron and II. Il. Fireman. sHs lets
II 4bs(From Monday kdveftisse5 ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Todd ana the MISSES
u and r. Todd were arrivals IN the
Rinau from Kauai yesterday! &i u
Geo. Rodiek, consul for Germany In
Hawaii, was among the arrivals in the
Kinau yesterday from Kauai.
| 8. A. Jenkins, W. M. Taylor, e. @.
W'olter, A. A. Langsi, and III. Hardy
we're arrivals in the claudine yesterday
from Maui. XII - : =, y 1!
Major L. W. Redington, N. @. H., re.
turned in the Kinau yesterday from
Kauai, where he spent the past week
on official business. !,
Among the Mikahala passengers yes
terday from Maui and Molokai were w.
B. Pittman, Mrs. p. Kainano and child
and Y. Fujihara. q. y i =
Albert F. Judd, James A. wilder
and c. NJ. Cooke returned In the Mika.
hala yesterday morning from an outing
Of several weeks in Molokai,
J. Carreiro, w. cockstt, B. 70. jon
sen, p. NJ. Scott Mr.. Hill and U Jere.
miah were among the arrivals in the
Kinau yesterday from Kauai. ssi'f ~
Among well known people arriving
in the Kihau yesterday from Kauai
we're J. F. Humberg, OK. HARRISON, N
C. Grover, d. +. McCorriston, g. T.
Pierce, James Gray, r. Al. Byrbs, j. I'm
ger, Leon Quonson, and M. RohdY II.
Senator and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin Of
Hamakuapoko, Maui, who arrived in
the Claudine yesterday from the Valley
/ hoaoh'B Whi iVaNV phUhtiy, AOt tu0 man
land, where they expect TO spend sew
eral months. IL is possible that they
will visit Porto Rico. i, - w SO
| Among arrivals from Maui yestefday
in the Claudine were Senator and Mrs
II, A. Baldwin, Mrs. III. Scholtz, Mrs A.
Lyons, Mrs. G. G. sBeggs, Mrs. s. Fer.
nandes, Miss Heusner, Mrs. Wilson, Nj
and Mrs. II. Kua, and Miss Kua, Mrs
| W. g. Scott, Mr., and Mrs. q. L. Doolit
tie. "..3 sFi -
| Among arrivals from Kauai In the
Kinau yesterday were Mrs. w. II
Wright, Mrs. r. l.. Wilcox, Miss Wal
cox, Miss Pinder, Mrs. ]. M. Silva
Misses A, and b. A. Engiehardt. Mrs. j
G, Bipelow, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Kreye, Mr.
and Mrs. O. H.. Wilcox and Master 8
Wilcox, Miss HouRhtailine, II. c. Far
well and Miss Farweli, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy and Miss M. Brown. s -as''tt'e
(From Tuesday Advertiser) M,
Judge W. a. Stanley and Judge w
b. Lymer expect TO leave in the Manos
at noon today for the mainland. Judg,
Lymer will meet Mrs. Lymer in SaI
Francisco and the two win tour tb,
mainland of the United States AMI
\ Ia I'll. A. II