The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-06
PERSONALS
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Owing 20 the press Of work, Or. w.
z. Hobby has been compelled 10 fe.
sign as surgeon Of the naval militia.
DR.. l.. J.. Patterson win take his place.
II. ". Patten, cashier Of the First
Bank of Hilo, and James Henderson,
manager Of the Hawaii Min Company,
will return in the Mauna Kea this
afternoon 70 their Big Island homes.
Carl widemann, until recently con.
nected with the municipal government,
expects to leave shortly for Alaska,
whore he has been offered POSITION as
bookkeeper in one of'the Wgseanneries'
,Mr. and Mrs--Archie s. Robertson Of
IT'S South King street Pawaa, wei.
coined the arrival Of an eight.pound
baby girl at three o'clock yesterday
morning. The first child Of the couple
is n boy. named Cleghorn. His little
sister win be named Kaiulani.
John Clyde Plaukington, manager Of
the Hilo Electric. light Company, and
Miss Elizabeth NUNS Clark, daughter
of Mrs. Robert NUNS Clark Of New
YorIa City will be married next Thurs.
day in the East Harlem Church, 2s3
East 10th street, New York. The
Young couple will be IT home TO their
friends in Hilo after August Is. .u
(From SUNDAY Advertiser) p ss@
Mr.. and Mrs. sherwood M. Lowrey
arc among those booked to arrive from
1qn Francisco IN the Wilhelmina on
Tuesday morning. 60 -
Prof. W. 4. Bryan. who visited the
scrue, Of the Mauna Loa volcanic ac-
ivitics. returned in the Kilauea on
lay to the city. .. -.Es."
William II. Heeu, deputy attorney
general. returned in the Mauaa Kea
few days on official business.
Among the callers on Governor
pinkham Yesterday were CD. CIV. RAT.
fcrty, L. 81 A.. Miss Weaver. r. g..
Rivrnburgh, Charles X. Forbes aud w.
W. Thayer a. '.@.. s-ssss5
Harry V. Patten, cashier Of the First
Bank of Hilo, and James Henderson,
manager of the Hawaii Mill Company,
Hilo returned in the MBuna Keo yes.
'erdUy afternoon to their Big island
homes. ~ y ;.
George Z. Desbn, former postmaster
and auditor of Hilo, arrived in the
deuna Kca. Yesterday from the Big
Island. He win take in the June II
holidays and expects to remain three
weeks in the city. y p
Leslie p. Scott. former deputy Gttor.
ney general, Is beng put forward very
prominently rs a candidate 10 succeed
Judge Stuart in the third division of
he local circuit court Many Homo
lulu attorneys. irrespective of party
"litics, are said to support his csndi'
dacS. u.s.. r.. .-
r. J. Ryan, clerk of Circuit Judge
Quinn's court in Hilo, was an arrival
in the Mauna Kea yesterday from the
Big Island. Judge Quinn yesterday
appointed Thomas Pedro, 4 Honolulu
mail carrier, as deputy clerk Of his
court. This disposes finally of Louis
KekumanO's chances of landing the
job
Among applicants for passports in
the office of the clerk Of the federal
.ourt yesterday were James Logan aud
Edwin s. Cooley, who left yesterday
'ftrrnnon in tho Persia MaTu for China
ard Japan; Mrs. Henrietta Adams and
Miss Regula Fchr, to leave IN July IA
for China. Japan and India, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Turner, who expect
to leave shortly on visit to England.
The engagement of Miss Mary Ho.
lOholokulani to William +. Cockett was
announced at house party given by
Joseph =. Cockett in Waikapu, Maui,
last week. Miss HolOholokulsn is a
teacher in the Puunene School. William
f.. Cockett is deputy tax assessor for
the district of Waikiki and son of
Joseph r. C"ckett The wedding, IL Is
understood, will take place next month.
(From Monday Advertiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Digby Slogget Of
Maui made the trip to Hawaii to see
the lava flow.
r. Desmond Collins, formerly with the
Wailuku Sugar Company, is now install.
led in the office of the Hamakua Mill
Company of Hawaii. Y p.
Governor Pinkham has been invited
by the Maui Fair Commission to be
present at the opening Of the exposi'
ton on Thanksgiving Day and make
the opening address.
The wedding of James X. Parker,
youngest son of Col. Samuel Parker,
anu MTS. Htlcn 4NOtley, NdS CcIebIdtou
in Waimca, Hawaii, last week. The
news of the wedding was surprise to
the many friends of the contracting
parties.
Capt. Oscar F. w. Scott, chaplain OF
the Twenty-ffth Infantry until relieved
by orders from Washington, lately, left
in the transport Sheridan for the main
land last night, after three years Of
work here. He made a large number
of friends and became widely known in
Honolulu by his welfare work while
here. He is to take a short leave OF
absence before reporting for duty.
Sir William Charles Cooper of sgd
ney, at The Queens Hospital, recover
lug from the ailment which compelled
him to leave the steamship Makura,
which arrived here May %, is GONZALES
cling. Doctor Hobby, who is in attend
ancc, says that the patient is making
satisfactory progress, and no doubt will
be able TO continue his journey to Van
couver in the steamship Niagara, sail
! ing hence on June %. Sir William
when seen yesterday, declined to be in
teTviewed.
(From Tuesday Advertiser.)
Frank Woods of KOhala, Hawaii,
former territorial senator, is visiting in