The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-21
I!PERyoEEHTIsE
tFrom Sunday Advertissr }

city.
:. L. Desha Jr., will return In the
Kilauea next Tuesday by way Of West
Hawaii TO his Hilo home. tf,i 4 I n.
Among well-known Big Island resi-.
Tents now visiting IN the city is Al.
orncy Carl s. Carlsmith of Hilo.
NJ. F. Scott and Eugene X, Ain re-
urnod in the Kilauca yesterday morn.
ing from a short business trip to West
lnwaii. aE# t
Col. and Mrs. Frank n. Keefer have
at 1921 Keeaumoku Street and moved
there last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs solomon Naauao Hue.
mn. of School Street, near Houghtail.
ing Road. Kalihi, welcomed the arrival
f a son last Wednesday Mt their home
II. w. Kinney, superintendent OF
hubble instruction, who has been In the
Zig Island the past ten Days on oficial
BUSINESS, win rctiitn In the Mauna Kea
his morning from Hilo. n.
Malakiala Kcawe and Mrs. Josephine
EeRo Williams we're married yesterday
the Catholic Mission by Rev. Father
MRximin ALI, the witnesses being Jo-
Neph Perez and Peter Miranda.
With Rev Father Maximin AlR on.
hitting, Frank Silva aud Miss Keimi.
IN Alum were married on Thursday at
he Catholic Mission. The witnesses
wore Manuel J. Silva and Mrs. Mary J.
Silva. AfRsts a.t / ~.
tonruim r, Garvalho, former leader
Of the Hilo Band, has returned TO his
Big Island home after an absence Of
bout year in the mainland. Mr..
Uarvalho went direct to Hilo from San
Francisco. ,-..E. 8 gS9+.i I. .,.sA. e i
* From Sunday Advertiser,)
A. daughter, Esther, was born last
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mel.
Range, of 1896 Gulick Avenue Ka.
lhi, - '.er.:e r. Is.
IN. and Mrs. X. s. Ching, Of. 2464
iliha Street, welcomed at their home
last Wednesday the arrival Of a son.
Mr.. thjrg is connected with the Schu-
man Carriage Company as timekeeper.
With Rev. Norman G. Schenck, in
charge Of the Chinese department of
the HawniiRn Board OF Missions, OH.
ir,ips J Is Jan and Miss Wong Young
were married last Friday. The wit
ncsses were Young Hook Ing and
Wong ,Yee. % ....s' w.. ~ ,s5 ~.
Henry w. Kinney, superintendent Of
nubic instruction, returned yesterday
in the Mauua Kea from Hilo, after
spending ten days on Official business
IN the Big Island. Mr.. Kinney reports
'h'u rnin has relieved quite o dry spell
in the Hamakua district, & t,t,,tcris D..
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Cabral, Of To-
toni Avcrue, Auwniolimn. became the
'nrruts of daughter last Wednesday.
The little girl has been named Mabel.
A daughter was born last Friday to
Mr. and Mrs Keoln Maxim, Of 1772
Luso Street, Auwaiolimu. 5Ffs-, ,4..
Harry H. Allen and Mrs. Emma
Weed Holt wore married at nine
clock last night at the home Of Rev,
samuel r., KamaioPili, assistant pRs.
,tuf of Kaumakapili Church. . Mt. Ka:
maiopiIi ofieiated, the witnesses being
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Sproule. = Mr.. Al
lon is connected with the city engi.
reeI . department and Is in charge Of
the Mnnoa road work. '.-..' 30 -. -.
From Monday Advertiser) = H..
Mrs. e. Armitage returned in the
steamer, MikahalR from Molokai yes.
tcrday morning. 2. -, q
After spending a few days on Molo-
kai, Frederick @. Field, Of E. o. Hail
& Son, arr we'd in the Mikahala yester.
day morning. .a, -
Among the passengers on board the
steamer Mauna Loa on Saturday night
was Charles s. Judd, superintendent Of
r. AaWt
spending several days on business.
Clarence H. Cooke, of the Bank of
Hawaii, was a returning passenger in
the steamer Mikahala from Molokai.
George p Cooke, manager Of the
American Sugar Company Mt Kaunaka-
kai, accompanied him. " 49,.
Jacob F. Brown, manager and treas
uIer of the Hawaiian Abstract and
Title Company of this city, arrived in
the steamer Mikahala from Molokai
Yesterday morning. He was accompa'
MED by Mrs. Brown and their daugh-
| ter.
(From Tuesday Advertiser.)
A son was born last Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Mariana Rosario, of Dowsett
Lane, Palama.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kapawai, Of
1886 Liliha Street, welcomed at their
home yesterday the arrival of son,
who has been named william.
David, the twO-week old son of Mr..
and Mrs. David Kakalia, of 1913 Hale
kauwila Street, died last Saturday and
was buried yesterday in the Kawafa
| hao Cemetery.
With Rev Father Victorious Claesen
officiating. Edward Kong and Miss
Virginia Raymond were married last
Saturday at the Catholic Mission. The
witnesses we're Lulu Solomon and Peter
! Miranda. - Enzf.'7ei q. & q
En- Nee Wong and Miss Rose Akin,
well.known young Chinese Of this city,
were married at the Catholic Mission
on Saturday by Rev. Father. ,Maximin
ALI, the witnesses being Esther Fol
Jock and Will Wong. Z 'ir.r&.
E. H. wilkins and Miss Mary A.
Souza were married at the Catholic
Mission last Sunday by Rev. Father
Philip Blom. The witnesses were Jo-
seph Souza and Mabel SouZa, brother
and sist"r of the bride. t.....s..f ..
! Miss blanche 'Harcourt, art editor
of th" San Frnnciseo Wasp (the oldest
weekly publication on the Pacific
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