The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-22
PERSONALS
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Iu0ND and MIN. ~. IL. IInIU hnV0
Turned 70 their Emma straet hame
~. cha,,..1 u.,, ,..,n 49, !.
seven thirty sety;ee toni~ht n ~ Kan.
makapiIi Church. paiama
n ~ In,A,a s..A,.. ~ 49,. 49,. !,
nal !, Wa;iat,. s.ss, ~ ny Na =. ',inn
Ksa kan ves,n,d.S ~. ~. S.. ~ Va "aun"
y, ~, ~ s.'o oa,hiF"',
Wortn y. Aiken OF MAUI ~ IN the
elty ana expects 70 return next We'd
nesday IN the Mapna kea TO his val
w y as'nsnq nome, IS ia 4, mn, /,
Among the alters on. the, Governor
yesterday. were Dr. y, II, Raymond.
Charles X Forbes, James ID. Dougherty
and w. r, harrington.
Baby No. 3. this time son. arrived
yesterday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy r. Banks, p15 seventh avenue.
Kaimuki. Little ROY IL said 10 weigh
eleven pounds. - ,, !, -
Frank i p;nbo !, a.. 4.,a,,,,,, -,
traf IN Waimea HawaH x.s pUnu az az
e,rivals ~ ~ Ma..a ~. aos ino '
from the Big Island. He il here TO al,
tend the, Carnival. x
sDsgGl Weber Of the Honolulu Drug
Company, who Was recently burned IN
the face through. an acid explosion, has
recovered to the extent that he Is now
aple TO resume his work.
henry mcdonnell, the department of
justice examiner, returned In the Maui
sseeIuay from KAUAI, after spending q
day IN hhue, where he examined the
win feds,ai hns,1n. Aey ueaiine
Marshall u Uanss - ,,...,
by Jndge Ashfo,d Ya,,. a. - n."a'
tise law IL an a;.t,;st W pIae
wall. Many friends were present 70
see Kelly, at the bat when Judge
Ashford quizzed him on the law. He
passed a very Gathering examination.
TO mark the fifteenth anniversary of
,ls, marriage date, Mrs A. Z. Min
le u 44A Scnooi street arranged q
p,s suiPrise party last night for her
from wnrL - az ~ IeIuIpeu iate
ness' but ,vhs,, NJ ..aS e N an u H,uN
tricity he diseayavoS h;r,. v sne cree
ed Nv friends ni"Sei surround Id
r..
Ts,, .sesaAy Aaver'nserl
terd.1 go, AZ me- NJ IN arLiVal yes
Great, Na.sLa shor Dis isiahd in the
1e -
~. n.os rne pig lsiand tolk now In
tan CSstsnav% e - Piva. = MIS- Ts; Chris
n M o-,s- n'
- 1oPitA, merchant OK Nawiliwili,
Ia - IN tne Guy tor the Carnival
anu eApec'S 10 remain mere the whole
- u -. LA.
.,,U - -; olsgne, o. Linue, county road
49, OF hAuai, Is among the many
az ~. islanuerS no" IN Honolulu for
'he oa orr ri b.. III.
Hal ua%ai; q. a., az IN. n. lyman OF
80 - 49,, % =. my olty On business
Rss ~ ". ~. It sD t IN tne mauna
- - =, 'e t''' le. "omo.
become manager OF the Outrigger
IoSss I'll, ssr!! - - u''.e o. Almes,
viii IL tas.a,,,,,a1, aS'1 gu hPrT !. ne
,,5SsSS :. p ", ~ Mt lu uPt1s
~ Former f,t, representative J. i. Silva, &C
ccmPanied by Mrs. Silva Of Eleele, Kau,
a., a " -, SUNDAY from the darden Isl.
my s2ii vas are mere 10 take IN the
Na " ~ Il,, Z. ~ a, MI. e.
representative John II. Coney of
hauai Is IN the city for the Carnival.
~. .epo..s mi !ne recent heavy rains
e 1870 naVoc WIN the Garden Island
ONION crop =. a.. -, ~, ~
George B. Robbins, traffic manager
for Armour & Co., Of Chicago, was
among the arrivals In the Great North
erh yesterday. He is here to look over
the business field. 20 fj'I 9EEF.1 NJ.
. Amongg A. a,,;y.t.st,;n a.. o..
Nortbsr1 fron, thstna;sla5 my olea.
u,o. Ioh1 a p.sL,,aL' y0ssiua
sasnt 80 a. S-a "'n, -, snc oS AK N
sfeamshjn Comnann "'in''
T~ S'P''
instead OF coming to Honolulu to su-
perintend the WORK on his contract for
NM sne improvements az the Moana Hotel,
m wa r. II; hitehie OF San Francisco
VIII Send MS Drother acre.
Among mainland arrivals in the
Great Northern yesterday were H. T.
irocter OF the soap manufacturing
hrm OF Proctor & Gamble, and Mrs.
PROCTOR OF CINCINNATI Ohio.
William G. Vannatta, a coffee planter
Of 'POhakea, Hamakha, Hawaii, is in
the city, combining attendance in a
case in court as q witness with the tax.
ing in of the Carnival sights.
Frank Yoero Sormar ,r,ooL 80
the city council of ST. Paul and 10.
seph Beneseh of the same city were
among the arrivals from the mainland