The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-11
PERSONALS
(From Wednesday Advertifot)

ANFoH WountSIay AuVeftlfof)t 20.
Richard L. Halsey, inspector Of inimi
grafton at this port, received news YES
terday of the serious illness Of his wifi,
in Santa Cruz.
Dr. Archer Irwin, who has been seri
ously i'll in this city for some weeks
past, Is reported much better and has
probably passed safely the crucial
stage in his Illness.
Among passengers who will sail for
San Francisco in the Matsonia this
morning is August M. Kuhn, president
Of the Aetna Trust and Savings Bank
of indianapolis.
Oscar Cox OF Waialua, the road over.
seer Of the district, has been laid NJ
for several days with Ia grippe, which
is very prevalent on the windWani
side Of the island at present.
Miss Daisy Smith, secretary Of the
board Of education, has. recovered 80
quickly from her recent operation for
appendicitis that she expects TO DO In
at her Office tomorrow morning.
Henry w. Kinney. superintel dent Of
public Instruction, will leave in the
Shinyo Mnrn on Friday for Japan,
where he expects TO spend several
weeks looking into educational matters.
joaquin h. Carvalho, who has been
leader Of the IIilo band for thirty
years or more, Is leaving in the Mat
sonia this morning for the mainland,
where he expects to remain some time
on business. ~ Ei4sy
G. A. Cottrell, formerly collector Of
a L.. -. Il a..
business in Cleveland, Ohio, but ex,
poets 10 get back into politics soon, nc,
cording to information reaching this
city yesterday. 2
John Arruda, of the First Bank Of
Hilo, who arrived last Sunday from
Hilo In the Matsonia, viii return in
the Mauna Kea this morning to his
Big Island home. Mrs. Arruda remains
in Honolulu to undergo delicate surg
zeal operation, NJ
(From Thursday Adyertiser)
DR.. J. s. B. Pratt, president Of the
board Of health, is i'll at his home with
a severe attack of la grippe.
Mrs. George II. Hubby, who spent
some weeks visiting relatives and
friends in Honolulu, has returned TO
her home IN Hilo.
I John h. Reilly. assistant editor Of
the World Traveller de Luxe, is in
Honolulu, collecting material for q
series Of travel articles on Hawaii,
which are to appear in his magazine
during the current year,
Mrs. Richard L. Halsey Is reported
seriously i'll at her home in Santa Cruz,
California, according to news received
here yesterday by her husband, (. who
is the inspector-in-eharge of the local
federal immigration station. II
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. M. Ruth, who were
guests at the Colonial Hotel for nearly
two months, left in the Matsonia yes.
terday for San Francisco, their home
Mr.. Ruth is a brother of Mrs. Joel G.
Cohen, whom he and Mrs. Ruth visitLl l..
Rev. and Mrs. Francis L. Clark, who
have been visiting Honolulu the past
two months, will leave in the Shinyo
Maru tomorrow for Japan. The Chris
tiFn aEsdeay0r societies of the city, will
gather at the pier to bid the visitors
farewell. :, .' .'gI III
Henry. Mcconnell, special examiner
of the, department of justice in Wash
ington, who has been in Honolulu the
past two months investigating the
books of the local federal court oil
cials, left in the Lurline yesterday
afternoon for Maui and Hawaii. He
win be away about ten days and after
his return here will visit Kauai. Mrs.
Mcdonnell and family remain in Hon.
olulu. F
From Friday Advertiser) Fl
Senator David K. Baker, of Kona,
Hawaii, is a visitor in the city. wa
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Wood will leave
in the Shinyo Maru late this afternoon
for the Orient. n
G.. Fred Bush of the Honolulu Iron
Works was passenger in the Mat
sonia on Wednesday for the mainland.
Arthur Anderson Of the detective bu-
reau, who was operated on for appendi
citis two weeks ago, is reported doing
nicely and expects to return to duty
shortly. -.
Thomas c. White of Kona, Hawaii,
who has been in the city on business,
expects to return to his Big Island
home in the Mauna Loa leaving at
noon today.
Rev. Father Rodrigue Frans, of the
Cathedral, who was -eceptly
operated for appendicitis in the Kewa.
10 SanitOrium, is doing nicely and OK
poets to be out and about in few
days. ,..a
Mrs. Matthew j. ScanlOn of 1894
Ninth avenue, Kaimuki, who was rc.
GENTLY operated in the Queen s Hos.
pitab is doing nicely and will be able
to see friends early in the coming
week. :,
Word was received yesterday that
Mrs. Richard l.. Halsey was improving
at Santa Cruz, California, where she
v as first reported ill., Mrs. Halsey will
60 to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harvey
D. Allen, in San Diego.
DIR. and Mrs. Francis +. Clark, who
have been visiting here for some
months, win leave in the Shinyo Maru
today for the Orient. Local Christian
Endeavor societies will gather at the
pier to bid farewell to them.
Miss Daisy Smith, secretary of the
board of education, who was recently
operated fQl appendicitis, was caller
AZ her Office yesterday. She is look.
ing well and expects to take her desk