The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-24
PERSONALS


city, spending his annual vacation.
Among mainland visitors now here
re y. H. Hicks, st. Louis business
man and c. J. Atkinson, San Francisco
commercial man. .." -F MI
Miss G. F. Fahey, who arrived here
recently from st. Paul, Minnesota, is
bor commissioners. 4
s. W. Tdy, sanitary engineer Of the
beard Of health, who went to Kauai
arlier in the week, will return in the
Kinuu on Sunday morning. -..tI
Dr.. st. d. q. Walters will leave in
he Wilhclmina on November for
on Francisco and will spend his an
nual vacation in the mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. F. Nichols and Al.
'cFneS J. W. Russell Of Hilo have re-.
turned 10 their Big Island homes. aftei
spending several weeks in the city.
Miss Florence Music Of Stockton,
alifC MIA, who visited here the past
cur mon; his, returned in the Matsonia
IN Wednesday TO her mainland home.
Mrs. !. J.. Walker, Mrs. l.. Sterling
sid child, Miss l., Macfarlane and Miss
l.. Naukuna were among those leaving
in the Mauna Loa last night for Maui
Robert Hind, f. H. Magoon, Mar.
miou NJ Magoon, James fisherman, and
g.. j. Dow were among the Kilauea
assrngers leaving yesterday for West
Jaw ali. 81. ." q. ..s,
To become chief editor Of the Hawaii
(hnro, =. Uyeno, former editor Of the
Chukoku Shinbun OF Hiroshima, Japan,
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rc,mer from the Orient. ,5.n
Among those leaving in the Mauna
I.oa last night for Maui were W.. A,
Bald, in, MmI II. Buckley, H. w. Laws,
DR.. West, H. Gooding, +. g. Cowell, NJ.
=. Martins, NJ. \. Nielsen and Herman
Lake. &rg-N"".,,E "@.. ~ w w
District Attorney Huber and his as,
1stant, Judge Kemp, spent the past
NO days at Schoiield Barracks, where
they went over the ground studying
the evidence IN the oesse Duke mur.
Tourists and residents may obtain
postcards Of the coming Mid. Pacific
Carnival poster by applying at the Of
hce of the Hawaii Promotion Commit.
tee in the Alexander Young Hotel,
Bishop Street. 49,. IL .n-.
Edwin B. Carley, manager of the Ma.
| nj Telephone Company or Paia, who re-
turned in the Lurline last wednesday
| from an extended business tour of the
| lfnisrd States, left for his Valley Home
in the Mama Loa last night.
Among weliknown people who left
dnCsday in the Matsonia for San
| Francisco were Mr.. and Mrs. B. ID.
Baldwin of Kauai; Lieut.. and Mrs. J.
O. DAILY of Schofeld Barracks and Mrs.
Days mother, Mrs. H. E. Lantry.
Among Island people now in the city
are Ernest Cropp of Kauai; DR.. X. Hof.
man of fahala, Kau, Hawaii, and James
Og Of Pahala, same district who ar.
rived in the Lurline Wednesday from
New York, being accompanied by Ches.
| ter =. GambertOn of the latter city.
Mrs. H. b. Elliott, Mrs. j. A. Ma
COON, Miss Mona Hind, Miss NJ. Hind,
Miss NJ. and H. Lucas, Miss J. E. Bene
diet, Mrs. Muir and Miss Muir, Mrs, l..
ook, Mar. and Mrs. William f. Paikui
and family were among those leaving
at noon yesterday in the Kilauea for
West Hawaii.
.. prom Tuesday Advertiser.)
A son was born yesterday to Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Kealaluhi, of Fernandez
and Leilani Streets, Kalihi.
Miss d. Jottmann, Miss Castleman
and William Cormack were passengers
in the Maui last night for Kauai
A daughter Semiona, was born on
October Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Simplicio
Ramos, of Queen and Punchbowl
Streets.
Judge and Mrs. antonio Perry, OF
1850 Emma Street, this city, welcomed
on October II in San Francisco the
arrival of a daughter.
Herbert NJ. Campbell, former resi-
dent of the Isla nds, died at Philadel
phia October 10, according to informa
ton received here recently.
Lieut.. Benjamin Franklin Tilley, U
s. NJ, and Mrs. Tilley, of Pearl HArbOr
became the parents Of a daughter last
Friday. The young woman has beef
named Elizabeth Gay.
James +. Hill, who has been recup
Grating in the naval hospital at Los
Animas, Colorado, has written Homo
lulu friends that he expects to return
to the Islands carly next year.
Manuel Sucrra and Miss MargueTit,
Santos were married last Saturday, a
the Catholic Cathedral by Rev. Fathel
II. Valentin. The witnesses were Bel
Deniz and Ben Deniz Santos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin V. MoreiTa
= of 30 Prospect Street, Auwaiolimu, wei
coined on October 10 the arrival of
! son at their home. The newcomer ha
+ been named Raymond Gilbert.
With Rev. Father Rodrigue Frans o
the Catholic Church officiating, Hermal
William Pietzsck and Miss Lillian Pc
tersen were married last night, the wit
5 Resses being Henry Petersen and Mrs
Mary Pereira.
Walter A. Engle, chief clerk Of tn
land department, uccompa MED by Mn
Engle and their children, will aTriv
this morning in the Wilhelmina iron
! San Francisco. They have been yisitiRl
" in the Mainland. ,
e Among those leaving yesterday TO
Maui in the Mauua LOa were Mrs. J
NJ. Dowsett, Mrs. II. Polka, Mrs. GeorR
y z. Cooke and child, Miss A. T.. Judd
Mrs. Judd, Miss Gardner, Miss Breck
Ons Mrs. d. StOney and Miss F. Stoney
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