The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-18
PERSONALS
Prom "wednesday Advertiser

(From Wednesday Advertiser)
Rev. Father Rodiigue Frans, who
was recently operated for appendicitis,
has recovered completely and Is again
attending to his church duties.
: Mrs. William J. Hampton Of 2ls9 Ka.
Tia road, who visited in the mainland
the past few weeks, was among re-
turning Honolulans In the Wilhelmina
from San Francisco yesterday.
8: Sheba, editor Of the Hawaii Shin
20, received eablegram yesterday
which said that his aged father was
seriously i'll in Japan. Mr.. Sheba will
leave for japan March 10 in the Chiyo
Marn, the first liner for Yokohama.
Charles X. Motley and William Not
! ley Of Pohakea, Hamakua, Hawaii, well
known coffee planters and land own
ers, were arrivals in the Mauna Kea
yesterday from the Big Island and ex-
pect to remain two weeks in the city.
Leon Cohen, merchant king Of PEN
dleton, Oregon, the famous East Ore
gon metropolis where they ''let 'em
buck" is among the Carnival visitors
who arrived by the steamer Wilhelmina
yesterday. He is accompanied b. his
family. ~ .2..TsE ..l 49,. \.
Henry Mcconnell, the department Of
iusticos examiner, returned yesterday in
the Mauna Kea from Maui and Ha-
wall, where he spent a week examin.
ing the books Of circuit Judges and
Others who have federal property In
possession. Mr.. Mcconnell expects
shortly to make visit to Kauai for
the same purpose.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. James A. Pfyal and son
of San Francisco were arrivals in the
Wilhelmina yesterday from the Coast
and were met at the pier by Mrs. w.
II. Bromley and Miss Abbie Bromley.
They will remain some months in Hon
olulu as the guests of the Bromleys,
of 735 Sunset avenue, Kaimuki! Mrs.
Pryal is a sister Of Walter II. Brom.
ley, engineer of the waterworks de-
partment.
To inspect the. island market for au.
tomobile tires +. s. Firestone, brother
of II. 8. Firestone, founder of the
great tire manufacturing company of
that name, arrived in Honolulu yester.
day. Incidentally he is on vacation
and expects TO visit the many places Of
interest in the Territory. He Is the
tire corporation 5 sales manager for
the Pacific Coast, with headquarters in
San Francisco.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
William G, Mccoy, local customs in
spector, is taking his annual vacation.
R. A. Fowler of Los Angeles, who
arrived in the Wilhelmina, expects to
remain a fortnight in the Islands.
Having received news of the serious
illness of his father, 8. Sheba, editor
of the Hawaii Shinpo, will leave for
YOkohama, Japan, on March 10 in the
ChIyo Maru.
Henry Mcconnell, examiner of the de-
partment of justice, expects to leave in
the Maui this afternoon for Lihue,
Kauai, where he will examine the books
of federal officials in the Garden Island.
F. H. Barstow, who arrived from the
mainland on Tuesday in the Wilhelmina
comes here to relieve, II. l.. Rodman,
chief operator of the Federal Wireless
plant at heeia, Mr.. Rodman, who has
been in charge the past eighteen
months, will leave on February 20 for
San Francisco, having been transferred
to the Los Angeles radio plant Of tho
| Federal.
From Friday AdVertiser)
Augustus s. Prescott has returned
from a short business trip to the Big
Island.
Francis Brown, the popular baseball
player, will leave for an extended trip
on the mainland in the Great Northern
on February 26.
| DR.. +. A. Back, the federal fruit fly
expert, will leave in the Great North
ern on Saturday of next week for San
| Francisco, he having been transferred
to Washington, D. G..
Jere Smith, one of Punahou' 8 rising
athletes will leave for San Francisco
in the Great Northern. to prepare for
tuition in. an eastern school which he
will enter in September.
Prof. Thomas A. Jaggar Jr., of the
kllauea Volcano Observatory, who has
been in Washington, D. c., will return
to Hilo in the Great Northern, which
is due there next Sunday morning from
the Coast.
Raymond A. Drummond, the Hama
member of the Maui board of supervi-
sors who has been in the city on bust
ness the past week, will return in the
Claudine this afternoon to his home in
the Valley Island.
Louis Neves Jr., of the Hilo EmpD-
rum, accompanied by Mrs. Neves, ar.
rived in the city last Tuesday by the
Mauna kea on visit to friends AMI
relatives. They are the advanced qua ii
of HiloLtes coming for the Carnival.
Henry Mcconnell, department of justice
examiner, left in the Maui yesterday
afternoon for Kauai where he will ex-
anime the books of the Garden Islaa d
federal officials. He may return to Ho-
nolulu in the Kinau next Sunday morn
ing.
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