The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-11
PERSONALS


N. p. Naquin, of Honokaa, Hawaii is
a guest at the Young Hotel.
F. Macfarlane, coffee planter from
Kona, is guest at the Young Hotel.
b. J. Bridgeford, business man Of
Waikiki, is registered at the Young
Hotel.
Secretary Lane and party have taken
cottages at the Seaside Hotel for the
period Of their Honolulu stay.
Prince Arthur of Connaught and
party were guests at the Young Hotel
during their stop in Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hind Of Koha-
! da arrived from Hawaii yesterday and
are registered at the Young Hotel.
w. o. Aiken of Waikiki, Maui, was
an arrival on the Mauna Rea yesterday
and is a guest at the Young Hotel.
w. A. Clark, of Paia, Maui, was an
arrival on the Claudine yesterday and
rs registered at the Young Hotel.
G. +. Wright, manager of the Volcano
Stables, was IN arrival from HilO yes
trrday and is guest at the Young
Hotel
John f. Garcia, businessman Of
Maui, is a visitor in Honolulu during
Fair week and is registered at the
Young Hotel.
F. r. Rosecrans, general manager of
the Paia store, arrived on the Mauna
Kea yesterday and is registered at the
Young Hotel.
Angus McPhee, one time champion
cattle roper of the world was an ar
rival on the Mauna Kea yesterday anG
is registered at the Young Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Bemiss, recent
arrivals from the mainland, are guests
at the Young Hotel. Mr.. Bemiss II
the local representative of the Toyt
Kisen Kaisha.
5 l.. A. Perry and Oliver P. SOares
who attended the recent Forester con
vention in San Francisco returned yes
a terday to the city. NJ. r. Pereira, an
n other delegate, arrived earlier in tn
week.
. f. and s. Mott Smith, two sons o
: Supervisor Mott Smith, have returne'
t from the mainland where they hav
I been attending college. After a shOr
+ visit with their parents they will r.
e turn to the states, probably 70 ente
the military SArvice.
d Edward Bangs, business man fror
I Chicago who arrived in Honolulu YET
q terday, is a guest at the Young HOte
1t Miss Virginia Hurst, a tourist froI
p Pulaski City. Virginia, is recent al
l. rival in Honolulu and has taken apar
i ments at the Young Hotel.
~ J. G. ScrraO, well known HilO bus
, ness man, will arrive in Tuesday morI
i ing's Mauna Kea from the Big Islam
with his family to visit the Territorii
,,e Fair Mr.. Serrao is a keen agriculture
lr and will spend the week in the cit
" studying the possibilities of Island al
y ricultnre.
Q. I" A. Thurston, who has been spen
E. ing the past several weeks at Battl
j. creek, Michigan, is now on his WI
II west by stage, on a driving trip tn
ne is expected to take some weeks. I
IL is very much improved in health b
" has fixed upon no definite date +
his return to Honolulu.
le ,Btigadier- General J. p. Wiser, u.
Formerly department commando
lie has left for the mainland and will tai
IL up his residence in Berkeley, CalifOrni
on George p TulIock, superintendent
to the KohaIa Telephone Co, arrived
ok the Mauna Kea Yesterday on vii
lc- to the Territorial Fair
nc Ma ior Thomas II. Lowe, U. 8.
Dh formerly rOmmandant of the Reser
pe Officers Training Camp at Schofe
my Barracks, was registered at the depa
OF ment headquarters to leave for t
ne mainland to join the 46th regiment
Infantry. Captain Peale, of the %
Infantry, has taken his place at
training camp.
Judge j. j. Banks has received a !
ter from his son which states he b
n safely reached France. His son, Ca
Lee Frazier Banks, is in the artille
u service At the beginning of the v
Captain Banks was principal of hi
school at Birmingham, Alabama,
yep resigned to enter an officers train
~ ramp where he won his army comm
,cn sion.
In Capt. Samuel H. Ware, of COmpa
ide |, First Hawaiian Infantry, who Y
d. mustered into federal service with
tn Hawaiian National Guard, has been
nd tailed as assistant to Col. r. X. X
ap mond, L. s. A., department engin
1St officer. For the past ten years Capt
Ware has been superintendent of c
yer. trurtion in the L. s. Engineer dept
zee mcnt.
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