The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-27
PERSONALS

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Mrs P. T. Phillips, wife Of the Hilo
manager for the Inter Island Steam
Navigation Company, was an arrival
/ by the Mauna Kea last Saturday for
visit in this city. -.
Miss Mary L. Barton, for two years
q teacher in the Maui High school,
will leave for Hilo soon in time to
take up her new position as n teacher
in the Hilo High. Over In Maui Miss
Barton is being extensively entertained.
ChGnrs F. Brancheid, for long
time manager of the Hilo branch Of
the Wall, Nichols Company, until it
was bought out by H. D. Corbett, has
resigned his position in Hilo, and ar
rived in Honolulu last Saturday for
vacation.
Henry j. Lyman, Of KapOho, Hawaii,
is guest at the Young Hotel, having
arrived on the Mauna Kea from HilO
on Saturday. II is still possibility
that Mr.. Lyman will be q candidate
for the senate on the Republican ticket,
according to reports from Hawaii.
Judge Burr, of the SECOND Circuit
Court, of Maui, and Tax Assessor Ku
nowa, made the trip over the Ditch
Trail from Hama, Maui, last week, and
Judge Burr says he enjoyed the ex
pcripnce. Over in Hama the Judge
went fishing, but all the ulua he hooked
got away. He says there are plenty
Of ulua, but too many rocks.
Edward Soper, who ha. been head
luna for the Waihee division of the
Waikiki Sugar Company on Maui for
the past seven years, is reported by the
Mhul News to have resigned for the
purpose of making his home in Homo
lulu hereafter, probably within the
next two weeks. No successor to Mr.
SOper has been named a. vet, it is
stated. Before his Maui experience
Mr.. SopPr was with the Olaa Sugar
Company on Hawaii.
Mis-. H. q. Ford, Il recent arrival from
Newman, Georgia, is guest at the
Young Hotel
H. p. Faye, of Waimea, Kauai, has
returned from the mainland and is reg
isterrd at the Young Hotel
Frank Dillon, a well known Homo.
lulan, passed through Honolulu recent
ly enroute to Sydney, Australia.
Mrs. r. l.. Hughes returned from
visit TO the mainland and has taken
apartments at the Young Hotel
Mrs. Henry }. Lyman has returned
from a visit to the Coast and will re.
turn to Hilo and Kapoho next Satur.
day, accompanied by Mr.. Lyman, who
arrived from Hilo last week to greet
his wife.
Col. Paul Malone, now commanding
the BIRD Infantry, overseas, was at one
time a captain of infantry ut Fort
Shafter.
Lieut.. Willard Grace arrived safe.
~ in France recently, according to al.
vices received by Mark Hanna yester-
day.
Col. G.. y. Bingham, department quar-
termaster, who arrived in Honolulu on
recent Coast steamer, is guest at
the Young Hotel
Raymond Irwin, formerly assistant
manager of W. c. Peacock and Co.,, has
accepted an important position with
the American Factors Co.
r. G. Caughan returned yesterday
from an extended trip OH the Island of
Kauai where he has been representing
the American Factors Co., Ltd.
Charles r. Lucas has returned from
cattle buying trip to San Francisco.
Dan f.. Mooney has returned from
short business trip to San Francisco.
X. r. Moses, Of HiIo, who has been
on Il business trip to this city for sew
cral days, will return to the Crescent
city ON the Mauna Kea tomorrow morn
ing.
Fred Taylor, formerly in the employ
Of the Honolulu Gas Co., who left here
with the engineers unit about three
months ago, is in France in the gas
and flame corps.