The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-21
PERSONALS

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Miss e. NJ. swadley, tourist from
San Francisco, is a guest at the Young
Hotel %n
G. 7. Rounds, businessman from
San Francisco, is registered ut the
Young Hotel. @..... u.s..
Mrs. Harry J. Ely, wife Of the new
head luna Of McBryde plantation,
Kauai, is visiting in the city.
Benton Y. Gibson, a businessman OF
Chicago, arrived from San Francisco
recently and is a guest at the, Young
Hotel. ......
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. sanborn, tourists
from California, who arrived on a re.
cent Coast steamer, are guests at the
Young Hotel.
DR.. !. s. B. Pratt, president of tho
board Of health, will return to Homo
lulu on a steamer leaving San Fran
cisco during the latter part Of July.
!. H. Boyle, for many years book.
keeper of the McBrydo Sugar Co., has
Joined the staff Of the Bishop Trust
Co. ..
Mrs. William Searby, wife Of the
mill superintendent of the Hawaiian
Commercial, Puunene, Maui, is n guest
at the Young. having arrived Sunday
morning.
George N. Wilcox, owneF of Grove
Farm plantation, Kauai, anG Colonel
4. II. W. Broadbent, manager Of his
estate, arrived at the Young Hotel yes.
terday from the Garden Island,
DR.. George s. Aiken, Of wailuku,
Maui, who had spent n week in Homo
lulu, returned home Monday night. Mrs.
Aiken, who is head Of a branch of
food conservation work on Maui, will
remain over another week.
Mrs. barbara Hay, sister-in.law of
J. H. Moragne, road engineer of Kauai,
arrived in the city Sunday morning
and will leave soon for the Coast to
sec her son who has been drawn in the
seioctiye draft for war service,
G. B. Olsen, manager of the Kahuku
Plantation Co. s store, registered at the
Young Hotel Tuesday, coming to the
city to attend the commencement ex-
erciscs Of the Honolulu Military Acade-
my his son being a student there.
Reports arriving from Kauai have 1t
that Senator Mikaele is seriously
i'll and fears are entertained for his
recovery. His ailment is of a charac-
ter which does not necessarily confne
him to his bed, but may result fatally
at any time, or may drag on indefinite
ly.
Miss Helen Luis of Kona, Hawaii,
who has been attending the Sacred
Heart Academy, Kaimuki, will be an
outgoing passenger in the Mauna Loa
today. She is accompanied by her two
brothers, William and Charles, who are
students of st. Louis College.
Mrs Arthur Mason, of Puakea Ranch
Hawaii, has arrived from the Coast,
bringing her daughter. Miss Olga, who
has been attending school in Califor
mia. She was also accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. George Buckholtz. They
are guests at the Young.
Completing 10000 miles of ocean
travel between San Francisco and
Honolulu during the past twenty years,
Leon Honigsberger, wellknown
Knight of the gripsack" was an
arrival on recent steamer from San
Francisco and IS registered at the
Young Hotel.
Mr.. p. Wadsworth, a Maui capitalist,
accompanied by Mrs. Wadsworth, were
arrivals on the Claudine from the Val
ley Island yesterday and have taken
apartments at the Young Hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Wadsworth are in Honolulu
to witness the graduation of their chill
lren at PunahOu College
Judge and Mrs. Walter H. Haysel-
Jden of Waiohinu, Kau, West Hawaii,
accompanied by four children, Rachel,
Eleanor, Claus and Walter, are leaving
this noon for their home, in the Mauna
Loa. While here the family took in
the Territorial Fair just closed. The
last three mentioned have been at
tending the Sacred Heart Academy,
Kaimuki, for girls, and st. Louis Col,
lege.
- W. s. 8.