Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
lO(AIHND GEVERAI

lOALM GGNEML
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Perry who
spent a three-week vacation in Maui,
have returned to the city.
Petitions for naturalization as
American citizens have been filed in
federal court by the following:
Alan Lowrey sailed yesterday in
the Matsonia. He will probably join
the Harvard unit going to France.
The Gospel Mission has moved from
King and Liiiha streets to King street
and Iwilei road, opposite the railroad
depot
Willard R. Grace, cashier of the
| Standard Oil Co., was a passenger in
the Mauna Kea yesterday for the Big
Island
A. E. Carter, special harbor front
police officer. was a passenger in the
Mauna Kea yesterday for the islands
to the south.
Rev. S. K. Kamaiopili' was a pas
senger in the Mauna Kea yesterday
for Lahina. He will return in the Kill
auea tomorrow from Maui.
The board Of supervisors Wednes-
day evening voted to give the wate1
department a Henderson motorcycle
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reading.
The telephone system in the city
hall is being remodelled in order that
the different telephone in the various
departments will be more independent
| Of each other.
The engagement of Miss Florence
NJ. Hickenbotham, of the Colonial no.
tel, and Alfred ]. Lafferty, roadmas-
ter of the Hawaii Consolidated rail-
way, Hilo, has been announced. The
wedding will take place in Hilo on
August 20.
Rev. Father Francis, pastor of the
Catholic church at Kua1, Maui, will
return in the Claudine tomorrow af
ternoon to his Valley island charge. |
He was a guest last night at a din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Per.
ry, Kinau, near Kapiolani street.
Louis A. Agard and Miss Aloie M. |
Prestidge were married on Tuesday, |
the ceremony being performed at the |
Catholic mission by Rev. Father |
Charles L. Windels, pastor of the Eva |
Catholic church. The witnesses were
Manuel P. Barges. Jr., and Mrs. An
drews.
Albert Ernest Coxhead, contractor
and native Of Canada; Jens Hansen, |
sailor and native of Denmark; John |
McEvoy, electrician and native of Ire |
land. Manuel da Ponte Leocordeo, |
laborer and native of Portugal, has |
filed a declaration of intention to be-
come a citizen.
Claiming that he found no city in |
California at this time of the year as |
cool as Honolulu, Vincent I. Decree, |
who left here a month ago on the |
former German steamer Staatssekre- |
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returned and resolved to make his |
home in this city.
Rev. Fathers Theodore Of Kohala, |
Otto of Puma. Paul Of Hamakua, Ga
briel Of Honomu, Ildephonse of Kau,
Hawaii, and Justin of Waikiki, Maui, |
who had been attending the annual
retreat at the Catholic mission in this
city, returned in the Mauna Kea yes
terday to their homes
To take the place of Miss Mabel
Wilcox, who is now on her way to the
Johns Hopkins training school for
nurses in Baltimre, and who later ex-
poets to go to Europe on Red Gross
work, Miss Edith Christopherson Of
Hanalei has been appointed district
nurse for tuberculosis for the Island
Of Kauai.
To attend the meeting of the course
in study committee of the board Of
education, which is in session now.
W. C. Avery, principal of the Kaua:
high school at Lihue, arrived in Homo
lulu yesterday At the meeting yes
terday were also George S. Raymond
inspector general of schools. and Eu
gene Horner, supervising principal O.
the East Hawaii schools.
.:mmon A. Hennacy and Harry E.
Townsley, both Of Columbus, o., were
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