The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-14
PERSONALS.

A letter from Judge McCullv- dated at
AK les Bains, September o states that
he would leave Havre October II and
reach New York October 25. Both the
Judge and Mrs. McCully were in excel
lent health and may be expected home
about the middle of November.
Mrs. DR.. J. S. McGrew and Miss Katie
Mc6reW, Mrs. Macintosh and Mrs. JUS
lice Dole returned yesterday by the
australia, after visit of several weeks
abroad, all looking in excellent health.
l.. A. Thurston, ESQ.,, was among the
passengers by the Australia. While in
San francisco he had an attack of pleu-
risy, rom which he has not fully recov-
cred yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. a. Howard returned
from hawaii yesterday, in the Hall,
after an absense Of over three months.
MT Howard has been engaged in the
erection OF the New Hotel, which was
July completed on October l. This has
probably been one of the most difficult
building operations he has ever under
taken, on account of the distance from
the sources Of supply of materials and
men.
Mr.. w. w. Drummer, civil engineer,
who has done some of the best road sur
veylng in the kingdom, will leave for a
short vacation abroad in the return trip
OF the Australia next Saturday.
MIR. John H. Soper, of the Hawaiian
News Company. accompanied with his
wife and daughter, returned Yesterday
from business trip to New York, the
result OF which will probably be seen in
tho finn CfnolI Of bnio l.
displayed as soon as received.
Letters received from New York state
that the Hon. III. A. P. Carter had
reached that city, accompanied with his
wife and Messrs. Robert and William
Levers. 1t is stated that although Mr..
Carter did not appear to suffer at all on
the voyage from Hamburg to New York,
the physicians in the latter city express
very little hope of his improvement so
as to enable him to bear the long railroad
journey to San Francisco. 1t was his
Intention, when leaving Europe, to re-
turn as soon as possible to Honolulu.
Mr.. w. Burridge, scenic artist of
McVicker's Theatre, Chicago, arrived in
the Australia, intending to paint CYCLIC
rama of kilauea, for exhibition at
Chicago during the Columbia Fair. Mr..
Burridge is highly spoken of by those
acquainted with his ability as an artist.
Mr.. Webster, one of the editors of the
Chicago Inter-Ocean, arrived on the
Australia, and will write a series of
letters on the Islands for that journal.
Mrs Stewart, wife of Senator Stewart
of Nevada, and daughter of the late
Senator Foote OF Mississippi, is guest
at the Hotel. Mrs. Stewart is accom-
panied by her daughter.
A letter from Princess Kaiulani, in
England, to His Excellency the Minister
OF Finance, states that she is in excel
lent health, enjoying her studies and
school life, and expressing great aloha
for her home and people.
A number of our well-known mer-
chants returned yesterday, most of them
having selected choice goods in each of
their lines, among them n. S. Sachs
and E. r. Hendry.
Mr.. Frank Godfrey, editor of the Para
disc of the Pacific, will leave by the
Australia on business trip, going as far
eastward as Chicago. He would be
pleased to endeavor to fill any commits
sions entrusted to him.
Mr.. G. A. Chaplin, manager of the Ko-
hala plantation, was passenger by the
Australia.