The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-28
PERSONALS.

Hon. Russell D. Walbridge, manager
of the Wailuku plantation, has been
spending the two weeks in town, with
his wife and mother, and are guests at
the Hawaiian Hotel. Mrs. L. r. Wal
bridge, ST., leaves for the States to-day,
and Mr.. w. and wife return to Wailuku
by the Claudine.
Col. Spreckels and family were in Eu-
rope, at the latest advices, at the Mar
ienbad Springs in Bohemia, near Pilsen,
Anstro-Hungary. His visit to Europe
was partly for health and partly on bust
ness. The Colonel is now engaged in
enlarging his Philadelphia Refinery to a
capacity of 1000 barrels of sugar day
the largest establishment of the kind
in the world.
Hons. Geo. N. Wilcox and A. S.
Wilcox of Kauai are in town.
Mr.. Geo. E. Fairchild, of Kealia,
Kauai, has taken the house occupied by
Mr.. P. G.. Jones on Nuuanu avenue and
after to-day will move into it, his family
making their home here, and he alter
mating between Kealia and Honolulu,
as business calls him. This change in
residence in no way affects his business
in the Makee Sugar Company of which
he remains manager.
Mrs. T. A. Mitchell and daughter, of
Oakland, who have been visiting here a
few weeks return home to-day. Mrs.
M. is sister of Mrs. N. Kelsey OF this
city, and both were formerly residents OF
Honolulu.
Miss Jackson, Miss West and Miss
Otis, of San Francisco, return home to-
day. The two former are principals OF
high schools in that city, and Miss Otis
is daughter of Ex-Mayor Otis of San
Francisco.
Mr.. G. A. Chaplin, for ten or more
years manager of the Kohala Sugar
Company takes a well-earned vacation,
accompanied with his wife. Mr.. G. has
been fortunate in bringing the yield OF
sugar on this plantation to the highest
point that skill can produce and if il
does not pay so we'll as formerly share
| holders must lay it to "the Mckinley
| BILL"
Mr.. John Sherman, lately of Honomu
Hawaii, and wife came in the Kinau
and will hereafter reside i'll Llhue
Kauai, in connection, with the sugar
mill at that place.
D. Dayton, President of the Board o
Health, returned Sunday from shor
visit to the leper asylum on Molokai.
Hons. III. P. Baldwin and L. Vol
Tempsky, members of the House o
Mobiles from Maui, are in town.
Mr.. H. F. Wichman leaves to-day TO
trip East. He will meet Mrs. Wich
man in San Francisco. Mrs. w. ha
been visiting in California for SOM
weeks. Both will 60 to New York am
expect to return by the middle of DC
tober. While away Mr.. Wichman will
combine business with pleasure and pun
chase his fall stock of goods. He prom
Uses his patrons something both hand
some and serviceable in his line.
Mr.. P. S. Woolsey, Vice-Principal c
the Lahainaluna Seminary, has been il
town for several days. He leaves b
the Australia to-day for a visit OF two Q
three weeks to his native state, Cali
fornia
Some of Mr. j. R. Shaw's friends CAV
him reception Monday evening at hi
rooms on Hotel street. Mr.. Shaw leave
for Montreal, Canada, to complete
course in veterinary college.
Judge w. Foster, of the Honolulu
Police Court, has been granted leave {
absence for a three months vacation. I'll
accompanied by Mrs. Foster, will leav
for the States in a couple of weeks.
; Miss A. Needham, one of the Cover
ment School teachers, is passenger b
the Australia to-day.
On Thursday, July 8, at San Diego
the officers of the army and merchant
rendered banquet at the Brewster Hott
to the officers of the Charleston, Ranger
Democratic and Itata. Covers for Owe
100 guests were laid.