The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-04
PERSONALS
(From Wednesday Advertiscrl

g, w. r. King, deputy auditor Of IN,
Territory, returned In the Mauna Ke,
yesterday from IIilo, where he lookes
over government books.
Miss Daisy Smith, secretary Of The
department Of educati n, who was op
Grated on for appendicitis yesterday IN
the Queen's Hospital, Is reported do
ing nicely.
Mrs. M. Miguel Medciros OF Hilo ar.
rived In the Great Northern from Hilo
yesterday on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs, J. Oscar Peterson, Of, 1901 Hack,
field street.
Albert L. Smith, for number of
years foreman for the Mutual TeIe-
phone Company, returned by the Great
Northern from Los Angeles, where no
spent several weeks.
Mrs. Mary J. Coulter, formerly Of
the Art Instaate of Chicaao and now
N resident Of San Francisco. was nm
arrival from the latter .ity in the
Great Northern yesterday.
@. F. Carlson and family, who spent
the past 1our months visiting the late
San Francisco exposition, relatives ana
friends In the Coast cities, returned In
the MatsOnia yesterday from San Fran,
cisco.
v. @. Doty, who arrived by the steanl.
ship Matsonia, comes direct from the
Remington typewriter plant in New
York e. become associated with the
Office Supply Company. Mr.. Doty IL
an expert In typewriter and adding ma
chine construction.
Richard w. Filler, superintendent Of
the Hilo Railroad Company, was oper.
ateJ ON last Sunday in the IItlo Ifospi.
tai for appendicitis. According to re-
ports received yesterday, Mr.. Filler Is
doing nicely and expects to be out ana
abont in q short time. Nc
Cards have been received by friends
in Honolulu announcing that Barry s.
Ulricb has opened law Office in the
Kohl building, San !. rancisco. Mr.. Ul.i
rich was formerly located in this city,
having been engaged during 1918 in
the law Office Of Frank +. Thompson.
Don s. Bowman, chief sanitary in
speetor of the Island Of Hawaii. was
an arrival in the Great Northern yes
terday from Hilo. He may return In
the Manna Ikea this morning, and il.
not will leave in the Matsonia tomor-
row afternoon for his Big Island home.
Mrs. l.. A. Thurston, who returned
in the Great Northern yesterday from,
IIilo, was accompanied by Mrs. Fred
Ireland and Mrs. Ireland Is children,
who came from the mainland for a visit
Of several months. The, win be the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Thurston
during their stay in Honolulu.
Should he decide that il IS imprac.
ticablc to leave for the Orient in the
Shinyo Maru the latter part Of next
week, Superintendent Kinney Of the
department Of education, win leave for
Hilo week from next Saturday for
an eight-day inspection tour Of the gov.
ernment schools in the Big Island.
George s. Raymond, the INSPECTOR gen.
eral, is now on Hawaii, aud will remain
there three or four woeksc longer.
(From Thursday Adyertiser)
Princess Kawananakoa Is improving.
This news was contained in a despatch
received by her brother-in.law, Robert
w Shingle, yesterday. ~ ttf IA 1rls
Among well known local business
men who returned from the mainland
Tuesday in the Matsonia were A. j. |
Campbell and Robert Hind. III, 5HI
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace w. Vaughan
and family, who have been residing
temporarily at the home Of Associate
Justice and Mrs. Quarles, have moved
70 24S0 Manoa avenue, Manoa Valley.
Among Island people who returned
N the Matsonia on Tuesday from the
mainland are Miss Irene Holloway.
Miss Alice Cooke, Mrs. w. p. Ham.
nond, Miss Violet Anterior, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred W. Carter. VT
Don ". Vandamark and Miss Helen
Mulholland will be married in the
Jathoilc Cathedral on Saturday. After
short residence here they will leave
'or the mainland, expecting to make
heir home in Los Angeles.
DR.. Archer Irwin, former member of
he lower house in the legislature, who
las been critically i'll in Honolulu for
ome weeks past, is reported somewhat
'etter, although his condition is still
cry serious. Several days ago he was
lot expected to live. Attorney Harry
irwin of Hilo and DIR. Fred Irwin Of
'laa, Hawaii, brothers of the sick man.
rriVed from Hilo last Tuesday and
ave been constantly at the bedside
t DR.. Irwin.
From Friday Advertiser)
W. W, Patty is reported as improving
satisfactorily. He is still at the Bere,
ania Sanitarium.
Brig. Gen. Samuel I. johnson, N. G.
H. was among the Matsonia passc y
ers for HilO yesterday. II
DR.. G. A. Braly is confined to his
ONE with skin poisoning. He expects
be out and about early next week.
Donald s. Bowman, chief sanitary in.
pector of the Island of Hawaii, re-
lrned in the Matsonia yesterday to
is home in Hilo. a. 1
No Improvement was reported, yes.
erday in the condition of James T. I
tacker, who has been I'll at his home |
pr some time past. .'''.'s ~ =.
Leslie 8. Scott, who recently accept.
4 position with the Maui News Com.
any as mechanical foreman, has de,
ded to remain in Honolulu.
Among the passengers leaving in the )
reat Northern tonight will be William /
{: Moore manager of Benny & Co.,
this city He expects to return on ,
ebruary %.
Lieut.. Charles II. Bonesteel, U. s. A.,
i'll leave in the Mauna Kea tomorrow
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