The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-08
PERSONALS
From sntnrdaY AdYertiaer.l


seriously i'll.
A little daughter, who has been mined
Catherine, was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph McEnroe, of, 1915 Pua lane, Pa.
lama, on Wednesday. Z il. ~
Miss Bernice X. Dwight, of l54s
Makiki street, who is making a short
! visit TO the manila nd, will return "a
Honolulu in the Matsonia on August
IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Friel, Of 33la
/ Pahoa avenue, Kaimuki, and family
viii move the middle Of the month ia
their newly'built residence in Manoa
! Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. Alma Aipa, of Punch.
bowl. near Allen street, welcomed on
| Tuesday the arrival of a little dauCh.
ter at their home. She has been given
the name Of Kaiawe
Attorney Ray !. O'Brien Of f. c.
Peters law office, who left Honolulu
some time ago for a visit in the main
land, is reported seriously III in a San
ranciseo hospital, according to re.
cent news received in this city
Huron X. Ashford, former clerk Of
the first division of the local circuit
court, left in the transport Sherman
Yesterday for San Francisco. He will
enter the law department of the Uni.
v"rsity of California, Berkeley, for q
three years course.
Thomas J. Flavin, postofTice inspec,
tor, expects to leave the end Of the
month on his vacation, which he will
spend in and around San Francisco.
His local duties will be looked after
curing his abscnce by Frank W. Vail.
l", railroad mail inspector.
Fred W. Mckinney Jr., designated
by Delegate KalanianaOle for appoint.
mcnt to the West Point Military Acade.
my. left in the transport Bufford yester.
day by way Of the Panama Canal for
Newport News, Virginia. Young Maxim
nPy will prepare at the Columbian Pre-.
Parutory school, Washington, d. c., for
IN" entrance examinations, which will
he held next March.
From Sunday Advertiser).
Representative james X. Lota Of
NuLai was an arrival in the Mauna
Kca Yesterday from HilO.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Watson of Hilc.
who have been listing the city, left
'r' their home ycFter day in the Mauna
Krh
DR.. II. l.. Rosa, government physician
Of South KOna, left in the Mauna Kea
"st,rday afternoon for his Big Island
nome.
Sheriff samuel X. Pua, accompanied
t'N his daughter, Miss Ruth Pua, ar
arrived in the Mauna Kea from his
Hilo home yesterday.
Charles r. Wilder, tax assessor, re-
t"rnrd in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from his vacation, which he spent in
hllo and the Volcano of Kilauea.
Mr. and Mrs. f. W. c. Arnold are
guests at the Moana Hotel. waikiki.
They arrived in the Wilhelmina on
Tuesday for visit in the Islands. The
ArnClds are from New York.
Among arrivals in, the Mama Kea
yesterday from HilO and Lahaina were
Mrs. Charles X. Akua and child, Mrs.
l.. A. Fritz, Mrs. J. WoOlaway and son.
Mrs. X. Hind, two sons and maid, Mrs.
NJ. Bueh"ltz and Mrs. r. H. Makekau.
w. c. Avery. principal Of the Lihue
High School, Kauai, is expected in the
ninau this morning from the Garden
the course of study committee of the
hoard of education, which will be held
tomorrow morning.
Donald Sanborn Of the Molokai
Ranch, son Of DR.. F. G. Sanborn, who
left in the Manoa last Tuesday for the
mainland, will be married to Miss
Mabel Johnston in Oakland, California,
on August % The young couple will
arrive here in the Wilhelmina on
August 90 and will make their home at
KaunakHkai, MOlokai.
Among the arrivals from Hilo in the
Mauna Kca yesterday was D. Thaa-
mum, secretary and foreman Of the Ha.
waii Herald Publishing Company. Mr..
Thaanum who is a collector and has
probably the best collection of land
shells in the Islands, will spend some
time in the mountains around Homo.
lulu, where he expects to find still rarer
specimens.
OFrom Tuesday Advertiser)
John Warehouse of Alexander l.
Baldwin returned Sunday from Il brief
business trip to Kauai.
DR.. F.. F. Hedemann returned on Sun
day from Kauai, after attending to one
Of the Wilcox children.
Gerrit p. Wilder, who spent the past
three weeks visiting in the Valley
Island, returned Sunday from Maui.
Lau Wah, messenger of the federal
court and substitute Chinese intcrpre,
ter, has returned from his annual vaca
tiOn.
Samuel X. Pua, sheriff of the County
of Hawaii, will return in the Mauna
kea tomorrow morning TO his HilO
home.
Among HonOlulans returning Sunday
from Kauai was Guy H. Buttolph, who
reports everything booming on the
Garden Island
N. B. Young, who spent Sunday dove
hunting on the other side of the island
with party of friends, reports that
he had fine time with the birds.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert W. Breckons
and daughter will arrive in the Manor
tomorrow, from San Francisco, from a
visit of several months in the main.
lund.
Mrs. l.. G. Blackman was successfuIly
operated upon by Doctor Hobby at The
Queen's Hospital yesterday morIing.
The patient is reported as progressing
FoUnrahly "