The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-16
PERSONALS
From Wcdnesdav Adyef,iser

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Of the volcano observatory II tcilauea,
terday from the Big Island. t-r
Richard H. Trent was among the
Honolulans leaving in the Ventura last
night for San Francisco. Mr.. Trent
expects 20 be away several weeks.
Miss Eva Robinson, who spent the
Kamehameha Day festivities with her
parents in Waikiki, Maui, returned tO
the city yesterday in the Mauna Kea,
Edward McCorriston Of Pukoo, Molo
kni, is visiting Honolulu, having come
to the city to take in the recent two
day horse race meet in Kapiolani Park.
Librarian r, c. Lydecker Of the ter
ritorial archives expects to leave next
Monday for Maui where he win collect
old court records of the Valley Island
After a stay Of several months in
Honolulu Henry Mcconnell, depart
ment Of justice examiner left in the
Ventura last night for San Francisco,
on his way to Portland, Oregon, where
he will join his family. ~,
Thornton Hardy, executive seereterv
Of the. Mid Pacific Carnival, limited. has
been appointed secretary Of the oahn
Loan Fund Commission, and a3Jistant
in the Office of Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Works Forbes. He will continue
with the Carnival organ ization as fwell.
Miss Beatrice Castle, daughter of
Hon. w. Il. Castle, fled in the Office of
the clerk of the federal court. yester.
day her application for q passport. In
addition to visiting the United States,
! Miss Castle will tour portions Of Gan
ada. she expects to leave shortly and
will return some time in September.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Attorney Lorrin Andrews expects to
leave shortly on a week 3 business trip
and pleasure outing to the Big Islandys
Manuel do Rego, a well known farmer
of Waiakoa, Maui, is in the city on
business and may return TO his Valley
Island home next Saturday.
William NJ. Keolanui, former sheriff
of the Big Island, expects to leave in
the Mauna Kea next Saturday after.
noon for his home in Hilo. L..
Mrs. Marion Franson, who spent sew.
eral weeks at the Kilauea Volcano
House on the Big Island, returned to
; the city in the Mauna Kea last Tues.
day morning. ~, d..
Miss Miriam Hedge will leave on
Friday in the Tenyo Maru for China
and Japan. She made application yes
! tCrday in the Office of the clerk Of the
federal court for a passport.
John E. Rocha was passenger in
the Wilhelmina yesterday for San
Francisco. He expects to visit the, Ar
gcntine Republic, South America, and
will be gone at least four months.
! Prof. l.. A. Honko has accepted the
chair of professor of agriculture at the
College of Hawaii, according to an an
nouncement made yesterday. He is a
graduate of the University of Wiscon'
sin agricultural college, and has been
director of agriculture at the agricul-
tural school in Elbow Lake, Minnesota
Samuel X. Kanakanui, assistant ter,
ritorial surveyor, returned last Tues
day from Hilo, after spending some
day following the course of the several
new lava flows down the West Hawaii
slopes of Mauna Loa. Heswin complete
data which will give the exact location
length and breadth Of each Of the
flows. 49, -. p"
FROM FFludy huNeINib6TJ
w. o. Crowell, deputy, sheriff of Wal
mea, Kauai, is visitor in the city.
Joseph A. Smith of HilO is among
the Big Island visitors now in Homo
lulu.
Attorney f. J. Bolts, who went on q
short trip to San Francisco, is expected
to arrive in the Manoa today.
Zeno X. Myers, founder and manager
of the Home Insurance Company, will
return in the Lurline from San Fran
cisco on June 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Green, now
residing in New South Wales, Austria
liza, have written to friends here that
they may return to Honolulu.
George Merritt and Minor Blowers
of the Mills School, Manoa Valley, left
in the Mauna Kea last Wednesday fol
a ten-day tour of the Big Island.
Mayor John c. Lane was a caller OIL
Circuit Judge Ashford yesterday after
noon. The subject matter OF the con
ference was not given out for publica
ton.
=. Sheba, former owner and editor OF
the Hawaii ShinpO, who has been spend
ing several months in japan, expects
to return to Honolulu about the end Of
July.
Eddie McCorristOn will leave today
for his home in Pukoo, Molokai. Mr.
MCCorristOn came to the city to take
in the Kamchameha Day festivities nc
horse meet
A. d. Castro will leave in the Maunl
Kea a week from tomorrow for Hilo
He will make tour of the Big Isla NJ
and visit the agencies of the SantO An
tonic Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Fernandes, Of
the Queen Hospital lane, have announc
ed the engagement of their daughter
Elizabeth, to Friedrich c. Eckardt. Tn,
wedding will take place shortly.
Alfred C. Silva, manager of Silva
TOggery, will return in the Manoa thi
morning from San Francisco. Mr.. Silv,
has been away since April 25, hayipi
gone on business as far as New, York
Among st. Louis College student
who are leaving in the Mauna Loa a
noon today for their homes in the BIZ
Island are G. Hayselden, A. Verdasca
g. Arnemann, C. Luis, W. Luis, Lione
Limo and w. Ahin.
DR.. DOrcmus Scudder, minister Of tn,
Central Union Church, accompa MED b,
Mrs SCudder will leave in the Mano,