The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-23
PERSONALS

Harry M. Bohr, manager Of the NOR
Garage, Whiluku lis at the Young.
c. W. spitz, Of Nawiliwili, was an ar.
rival yesterday from the Garden Is.
land.
c. Maser, auditor Of the county of
Kauai, arrived yesterday and is at
the Young.
Major p. w. p. Bluett, wife and
daughter, Of the island Of Hawaii, are
at the Young, .a4o,Q .,yr4 t'rnI
DR.. J. H. Raymond, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for congress,
arrived in the city yesterday from his
Maui home.
F. B. Cameron, superintendent Of the
Fred Baldwin Memorial Home, Paia,
Maui, Is at the Young. Mr.. Cameron
will probably enter Red Gross work.
D. c. Lindsay, manager of the Bald,
win National Bank, Kahului, arrived
in the city yesterday for n business
visit.
John Bush, principal Of the Koloa
school, and H. Wramp, luna at Ke
kahR were arrivals in the city yes
terday from Kauai.
H. l.. HoIstein and Rev. Stephen L.
Dosha spent most Of yesterday at
SchOfeld barracks, the former to visit
the soldiers from west Hawaii and
the latter to see nephew who is i'll
there.
The adjourned meeting Of the stock.
holders of Hackfeld & Co. will be held
this afternoon, beginning at two o. clock
at which final action will be taken on
the plans which have as their purpose
the winding up of the affairs of the
corporation. .
Maj. Charles B. Cooper, Medical Re.
serve Corps, will be attached to the
Hawaiian Department as soon as his
work at the draft mobilization camp al
Fort Armstrong is concluded. Major
Cooper was appointed several months
ago as a medical reserve officer TO serve
under the Governor of Hawaii and in
connection with the seAective draft
service. Major Cooper will probably
be given an executive appointment in
the army department.
g. J. Waller Jr., has returned from
a visit to San Francisco.
N. n. "duS"OTbnJ "hHhu cop
italist, is in town.
Senator r. r. BALDWIN or Maui Is q
visitor to the city.
R. G. Wolcott, a tourist from Cali
fornia, is a guest at the Young Ho
tel.
John F. Toole, a San Francisco bus
inessman, is registered at the Young
Hotel.
Mark C. Coin, a recent arrival from
San Francisco, is a guest at the Young
Hotel.
H. B. Pennallow, manager Of Wal
luku Plantation, is guest at thu
Young Hotel.
D. l.. Fleming arrived from Mau
, on the Claudine Sunday and is regis
tered at the Young Hotel.
DR.. J. H. Raymond, Democratic
candidate for delegate to congress, Il
guest at the Young Hotel.
George Berry, the well-known chic
steward of the Matson liner Manoa
has resigned and will shortly be trans
ferred to the Atlantic Coast.
Mrs. Norman G. Campion, of Ma
Mia, who is visiting the city with he
husband, has been operated on at tn
Queens Hospital for appendicitis.
John F. CClburn III, who was yer.
i'll at the Queen Hospital with pneu
monia, is now out of danger and ha
recovered sufficiently to return to hi
home.
w. A. Horn, supervising secretary o
the Army and Navy Y. NJ. c. A., ha
been recalled to the Coast. Mr.. Horl
organized this branch Of the work il
Honolulu and has been in charge of /
for about a year and half.
Harry NJ. Gessner, proprietor of a
auto supply house at Waikiki has re
turned from a business visit to Sal
Francisco and left yesterday for Maui
Mrs. Gessner will remain for a tim
with relations in San Francisco.
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