The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-08
PERSONALS
(From saturday lAdvortiser) R Z

(Fr0m Saturday yAdvertiser) &
Prof and Mrs. p. J. O'Gafa OF Sab
Lake City were outgoing passengers In
the Great Northern last night.
Miss Mary Stambaugh, who recently
resigned MS instructofess in the Mills
School Of the Mia-Pacifc Institute,
Manoa Valley, left in the Great North
ern last night for the mainland.
Walter Kamaiopili, graduate Of the
Kamehameha Schools. and son Of Rev.
Samuel X. Kamaiopili, assistant pastor
Of the Kaumakapili Church, Is now al.
rector Of boys work in the Y. M. @. A..
of South Bend, Indiana.
Attorney General stainbaek, who
went to Hilo few days ago to invesg
tigate the case in which jose Villa.
nueta was found guilty Of numbering
young Hawaiian girl in Kohala, may
return in the Mauna Kea today.
On n two months, vacation, Herbert
Brewer, representative Of the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association with, the
Honokah Plantation Company, IN Ha-
makua, Hawaii, was among the Great
Northern departures for the mainland
last night. ss-
O. Howard Cady, who has been with
the Hawaiian Pineapple Company for
three and one half years, sailed for San
Francisco in the Hin steamer Great
Northern last night, accompanied by
Mrs. Cady. He will be with the com
pany s San Francisco Office.
DR.. Joseph w. Mauck, president OF
Hillsdale College, Michigan, with Mrs
Maueh and daughter, are guests at the
Pleasanton Hotel. Doctor Mauck for.
merly was president of the University
of South Dakota. He has been prom
inent In banking and railroad circles
and in middle west affairs for the last
twenty years. .'.Er 1,...@ -. T.
T.. (From Sunday Advertiser)
T. Vredenberg was an incoming pasE-
enger in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from Kawaihae, Hawaii.
Mrs. A. Y. Young and child, Miss E.
X. Lane and J. II. Mckenzie were ar.
walls yesterday from MahuIsona, Ha,
wall ~. x ~ .tl4tF n st,a
Among the callers on the Governor
yesterday were Anthony Richley, Col
Charles j. Mccarthy and Charles r.
Forbes. '.. ,r,... ..H....
Among the arrivals from Maui yes
terday in the Mauna Loa were Noa W.,
Aluli, Augustus II. Hanna, +. Dubois,
X. M. Allen, Mrs. A. II. Hore and w.
Burlem. 49,. D..
A. w. Seabury, who has had
month 3 confinement at his home with
bad case of blood poisoning, is now
convaleseent. ~. -, .a.rgrEr. 81
Miss Jessie Moniz of Hilo, who ar.
rived in the Mauna Kea yesterday, ex.
poets to spend some weeks here visit
ing relatives and friends. r. q =.
Among arrivals in the Mauna Kea
yesterday from Hilo were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Keller Miss H. johnson, Miss Z.
q. Eynon and L. J. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Howard Cady left
In the Great Northern on Friday night
for San Francisco. Mr.. Cady, who was
with the Honolulu Office of the Hawai-.
i'm pineapple Company, has been trans
ferred to the San Francisco Office of
the same company, ..."... d, IS"
Y. Sega, editor of the Nippu Jill,
and Mrs. Sega, who have been in Japan
since September, are returning TO! Ho-
nOlulu in the Tx. steamer Chiyo
Maru, which sailed from Yokob anna
Friday, according to cablegram to
the Nippu Jill yesterday. Arthur X.
Ozawa, Honolulu attorney, who went
to Japan for medical treatment, was
booked for the Chiyo, but was too i'll
to come, the same eablegram said g.,
(From Monday Advertiser) =
r. W, Filler, superintendent Of the
Hilo railway, has been, operated upon
for appendicitis. The operation was
performed at the Hilo hospital last
Saturday. The patient is reported to
be doing we'll.
Coming from Guatemala to take the
management of the Lahaina National
Bank, made vacant by the resignation
of V. G. Schoenberg, F. N. Lrfkin, a
brother of c. d. Lufkin of the Waikiki
National Bank, will arrive here in the
Great Northern on February 81. Luf.
kin has been in the employ of the
United Fruit Company in the Central
American country for several years.
This will be his first visit to the Is
lands.
,(From Tuesday Advertiser)
Y. Sega, editor Of the Nippu Jill,
who has been in Japan for some time,
is expected back in the Chiyo Maru,
which left Yokohama last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Wood, who leave
here Friday for a trip through the Or.
lent, will, before settling down here
again, make a trip to South America.
A. X. Ozawa, a local attorney, who
has visited in Japan, did not sal in
the Chiyo Maru, as expected last Fri,
day, but was detained BY illness, ae.
cOrding to cable advices received here
last night.