Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-17
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John Mattos, Jr., will leave in the
Mauna Kea tomorrow afternoon for
the Big Island. He will visit Hilo, the
Volcano Of Kilauea and Hamakua.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett H. Mesick,
OF 2O29 Beckley street, Kalihi, are
celebrating today their tin wedding
They were married on August II,
1907.
Robert Alexander Kemp, a native
of Russia, and an honorably discharg-
ed soldier of the United States Army,
filed petition for naturalization, yes
terday.
W. r. Hobby, superintendent of pub
lie works and chairman Of the har-
Dor board, will leave in the Mauna
Loa this evening for Kauai on an Of
fetal trip.
News was received yesterday Of the
marriage on August s, in Oakland, Of
Sinclair Robinson Of Maxwell, Kauai,
and Miss Ethel Ida Glade, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Glade OF
Oakland.
All Mou, a Chinese, yesterday con-
tributed $40 to the local Red Cross
society. The amount will be d.
Vided equally between the American
Red Cross and the British Red Cross
societies.
David Leleo, Jr., and Miss Ella De-
haake were married yesterday by
Rev. Samuel K. Kamakaia Of the
Hoomana Naauao church. The wit
nesses were John w. Kalaukoa and
Mary Kekumu.
william Mcbride and Miss Phyllis
Shergold were married Wednesday by
Rev. Leon L. Loofbourow, pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
The witnesses were r. w. Smith and
Mrs. L. L. Loofbourow.
Y. Ahoo, who has been confined at
the police station for several days a.
a supposedly insane person, was dis
charged In custody OF his wife yes
terday afternoon and went to a pri- |
yate home at Kaimuki.
How to raise funds for the purpose
Of carrying on the WORK Of the Out
door Circle was discussed last We'd |
nesday night at the home Of Mrs. L. |
Thurston. The expenses of the |
circle, It is said, have been heavy |
this year.
After stepping of q Hotel street |
car last night an aged Porto Rican |
woman named Isabel Santana was
knocked down by King street car.
She was taken to the emergency hos
pital where her injuries were found
to be slight. .r,....,
Miss e. H. Boyen fell and cut her
head following fainting spell at the
Metropolitan Market yesterday after
noon She was rushed to the Emer.
gency hospital where the wound was
taken care Of and where she now
rests peacefully. |
August s. Costa, deputy internal
revenue collector Of the Hilo office,
and Frank p. Motta Of the Hilo Iron
Works, who have been In the city the
past week, win return In the Mauna
Kea tomorrow Afternoon to their homes
In the Big Island. a. |
One Of the arrivals on the Sonoma
was s. II. Morse, Inspector In charge
of the San Francisco division, which
includes Honolulu. Mr.. Morse will
probably visit the postoffices Of the
islands during his stay. His division
includes California, Nevada and Ha-
wall.
Greek residents of the islands will
be interested in the announcement
that parcel post to Greece has been
suspended on account or present world
conditions. No more parcel post
packages viii be accepted for the land
of Homer. Those now on the way
win be returned to the senders and
postage refunded.
In the presence Of the parents OF
the young couple and a limited num-
Der Of intimate friends, George W.
Woods OF Fort Shafter and Mrs. Alice
Haynes were married Wednesday by
Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili, assistant
pastor Of Kaumakapili church. The
witnesses were s. p. Bowman and
Madeline Marynebioille.
Sgt William d. johnson, 25th In
fantry, u. 8. A., Of Schofield Bar
racks, and Mrs. Mabel C. Holmes, who
arrived on Monday In the transport
Logan from the mainland, were mar.
ried on Tuesday by Rev. s K KAN
aiopili, assistant pastor of Kaumaka.
pill church. The witnesses were Mrs.
Estella Howard and Grant Moore.
GEN. WISER MAY |;