The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-18
PERSONALS
From SATURDAY, .AdSertiser)

sixty ninth birthday annisersary.
Theodore Thieie, manaeer Of the Ter.
ritorial Hotel Company, who has been
IN Hilo several days, is expected TO re-
turn this morning NJ"
F. G. Mowers, business man Of
Seattle, passed through Honolulu yes,
terday in the shinyo Maru, en- route 10
India on a business trip.
Miss Leslie Boon, who has been visit.
irg relatives in Kone for the past
month, wns an incoming passenger in
the Mauna Loa yesterday.
Mrs. C. 8. Holloway and her son,
Francis l. Brown, who has entirely re.
ovcred from his recent illness, are re-
turning TO Honolulu IN the Matsonia,
arriving neHt Tuesday, y.gse Jtp 4
X. Iminishi. well known mere as for.
mer ma niger Of the Yokohama Specie
Bank and founder Of the Japanese Rice
Mill Company, passed through yester-
day as q passenger In the Shinyo Maru,
returning 20 Japan.
Col. James H. McRea, department
adjutant Of the Hawaiian Department,
who was operated upon last Tuesday az
the department. hospital, is doing very
nicely and should be able to leave the
hosIital in couple Of weeks.
George A. Butz, formerly associate
manager of the Pleasanton Hotel, paid
brief calls on many Of his friends In
the city yesterday during the visit of
the Shinyo Maru. Butz il on his way
from the Coast TO Manila, where he is
u" iik' ~
Howard y. Sowens VINO TOT ses 49,
years mas nau enalge Oh nv p 1oISn "" III
o. FRANK NJ -; no"aru; lhe p""" ato.n,
itonalte' VII NAYe .py an, tne =" NJ
Mapos Lue '. plyeeeI tI naots %
fork 70 meSt Eowaru., NJ hs ' Adpturn;nC
go later 70 SamSlsa, possiO'! '''u'""e
to h"noluiu IN FeDruary.
City Attorney Arthur NJ. Brown, who
il about 10 leave for Canada on leave
81 absence, may have to undergo an
other operation on the Coast; Mr.
Brown has by no means recovered from
the illness which necessitated an ap'
Pendicitis operation ~ Puunene hosPi'
tai several weeks ago and uniess nc
improves rapidly will consult spec
ialist in British Columbia.
DR.. +. s. Goodhue of HOlualoa, was
an arrival by the Mauna loa yesterday
morning from the hona side OF hawah,
having come TO, Honolulu as ueIeBate
to the Repuohcan convention. DOCTOR
dOodhue is the author OF seVeral poVhs
Of poems, and constant contributor
70 the press ne Is an hIuep' ItoEloo
slVe, Dut mas come ipto .ne - Ia
sonu ""n "'O'''''N'' '"' '"'
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WIN tns ISSUE ttS "oeN oa,.
! OF the tornenueI S S3 TaH;ns
lore IN tne DishoP '. 49, ~.
T. u. Ihrum taxes Na N, -"
museum Nork sn r Pia"n ~
weeks Flsit " St iv 70 IT. ;sIand 81
sPection on tne nelsus ~ .a go 90
"men seVerhr onoS ft,n.Rv1' ~, 80 ,,'d;
SPA 70 pe S,hi s.e'%'ptss m -.
uch 10, 'nei .aar.b In tb;s
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~ From Sunday Advertiser
!Rev and Mrs. A. A. Ebersole will
,eave in the Matsonia, Thursday, for a
months vacation in Hawaii. Arrange.
ments have been made for Reverend
Mr.. Ebersole to preach at the FIRST
Foreign church OF Hiio for TWO sun
days.
Ed Estes, = prominent druggist of
Portland, Oregon, was q passenger for
Honolulu in the last Niagara. He will
visit his sister, Mrs. Harry L. Shaw of
Lunalilo Terrace. Mr.. Estes has been
in poor health for some time and seeks
Honolulu climate for recuperation.
R r Kidd. for MANY years a news
paper man in Honolulu, has gone to
I,the front as war correspondent for
the Hearst papers along the Mexican
border. Kidd was here as a member
Of the staff of the Hawaiian Star and
correspondent of the Hearst papers
and since leaving here has been with
the New York Evening Journal.
From Tuesday Adyertiser.)
Miss A. X. Brewer and Miss l.. An
derson have returned from visit to
| Maui. ~
I.uas NJ Pratt who Ia manning d
TIN 20 Canada viii leave Honolulu IN
49, Nj ira INV o.
Tu..,Lr..-s .,.,.,
| MRS. q. "aiorloge - P'ans
IMP 10 Cahaaa' intehulng " ie"'o "o''
July 81 IN the Makufa: ,.,, ,
j. A: loung' VINO ieft IN 'he ",lho.
NINA FOR business trlp 10 dhe NoaSt
Will not return untll August o.
Miss Evelyn MacDougai visited tht
Y. W. G. A. summer camp, near Fear
City, Sunday afternoon, and reports