The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-29
PERSONALS



I.orrin A. Thurston returned from
the fIilo civic convention Yesterday In
Judge william 4. whitney win ire.
Turn from the mainland ahortly. ae-
cording TO news received here recently.
r.. o. Mathesoh and Charles s. Crane
returned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
morning from the HiIo civic eonven-
ton. u 9. ~
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lam wing
Chock), Of 377 Buckle lane, welcomed
yesterday the arrival Of daughter At
their home.
Mamie vieira, of Kapiolnni near
Kinau STREET, returned IN the Manna
Ken yesterday from shor. buf plaas
ant visit 70 HiIo
Attorney David l.. Withipgton Is
among the Honolulans booked to leave
San Francisco in the Manoa, which IL
due here next TusedHg e Is,,s ,,,,, ~
The Misses Y. Tsuji sud 4 Tashima
were passengers In the Kinhu last
night for Kauai, whore they viii spend
a three weeks vacation. VI
Brother Sylvester Of the Kaiihi.bka
Catholic 0rphanage, will return satnr-
day in the Mama Kea from Hilo,
where he has been visiting.
A. s. Haywood manager az Cation,
NELL a Co.'s sales departmcnt left IN
the Sierra last night foF q short busi.
ness trip 70 San Francisco. l4 y
A daughter. Selig Mamie, was born
In this city week ago last saturday
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Max j. Vol, Of Isl
West Fourteenth street, New York
City. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Thompson re.
turned In the Wilhelmina yesterday
from San Francisco, after spendinR
several months touring in the main
land E
Application for passport was fled
in the Office Of the clerk Of the federal
conrt yesterday by William Fredriek
Jansen, who expects to leave shortly
ON a visit TO the Orient.
J. d: Mcyeigh, superintendent Of the
Molokai Settlement, returned In the
Mikahaln last night to his home in
Molokai, after week spent IN the
city on official business. M
4 Ralph A. Kearns, commissioner and
secretary Of the territorial board Of i'm.
migration, returns from the mainland
in the Manor, which Is due here next
Tuesday from San Francisco.
Judge samuel B. Kemp, assistant
United States district attorney, re-
turned in the Kilauea yesterday from
West Hawaii, where he spent ten days
visiting Judge J. Wesley Thompson Of
Kailua, Kona. VI
Emil A. Berndt, manager OF w. W.
Dimond 4 Co., and chairman Of the Ha-
waii promotion committee, will leave
on October 3 for San Francisco; ON an
extended business and pleasure visit
through the mainland k iNS
Kenji ogomori, formerly Of the Ha.
wall Shinpo, returned from the main.
land yesterday morning in the VII.
helmiha. He studied American jour
nalism in the Columbia UDiyefsity,
taking the special course. VIZ
Among Island people who have
booked to return in the Manoa, which
is due here next Tuesday from San
Francisco, are H. f.. Spicer, Mr.. and
Mrs, F. Hons, r. c. Gillespie, f. w.
Jennings and H. p. Bailey.
senator william T. Robinson Of Wal
luku, Maui, win return in the Manoa
next Tuesday from San Francisco, He
has been spending several months Wis.
ting in the mainland Of the United
States, Alaska and Canada. x
Among Honolulans leaving last night
ir the Sierra for San Francisco was
Alfred Tinker Of the Pneitie CONNER
cial Cable Company. He will combine
business and pleasure during several
weeks in the Pacific Coast
Raymond "A. Drummond, the Ham
member of the Maui board Of super
visors is visitor in the city. He ar.
rived yesterday in the Mauna Kea
from Hilo, where he attended the
civic convention and county fair.
William Morgan, who hiss been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. ]. +. Morgan,
during the summer, departed last even.
ing by the steamer sierra for the
mainland. He is returning to Cornell
University to resume his studies,
Bishop Libert, who il now in the
Big Island on q pastoral visit, win
leave Hilo for Maui next Monday
afternoon. He will remain in Maui q
week, during which time he win dedi.
cate the new Catholic church at Olo.
walu. H.. Et5
Superintendent J. A. Lyle Of the
Honolulu floating dock, returned in
the Wilhelmina yesterday from San
francisco. He had been called to the
Coast on account Of the serious Illness
of his father. The latter has fully re-
covered his health.
John Detor, manager of the Union
Grill, is back from Hilo, whore he 40.
sisted Demosthenes Lycprgus and other
leading Hilo Greeks in welcoming and
entertaining Honolulu and other viai.
tors to the Second City during the late
civic convention and county fair
Col f. H. y. Wolter, who spent sev.
eral months touring. in the mainlaHd,
returned in the Wilhelmina yesterday
morning from San Francisco and I'm
mediately launched into his campaign
for nomination as d Democrats eandi.
date for the house Of Representatives.
M. A. Silva, returned In the Wilhel-
nina yesterday from San Francisco,
after having accompanied party of
Portuguese and Spanish immigrants TO
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