The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-08
ISLAND PEOPLE
ON THE KOREA
Big Liner Carried Many Who
We're Returning From
the Coast.

The new steamer Korea had large
number of passengers for Honolulu.
Many of them had been waiting
on the Coast for sometime to have an
opportunity to return by the big liner.
She had seventy-five passengers all told
| for this port.
w. NJ Alexander, San Francisco man
ager of the firm of Alexander & Bald
win, comes to Honolulu on a business
| trip and will remain here about two
weeks.
DR.. r. w. Anderson, Honolulu
dentist, returned after paying a few
weeks visit to his family in San Fran
cisco.
B. r. Banning. of Oakland, is on one
of his usual business trips to Homo
lulu.
| G. A Batchelder, manager in San
Francisco of the Boston financial house
of E. H. Rollins & Sons, which recently
hoated the Rapid Transit bonds, is &C
companied by quite coterie of that
| firms representatives. The party in
cludes G.. H. Taylor, manager of the
Denver branch, who was in Honolulu
a few months ago and made the ex
animation and report of the Rapid
Transit line on which his firm decided
! to undertake the underwriting of the
| bonds, and he is accompanied on this
| trip by his wife. The party also in
| cludes w. H. Seavey, a director in the
main house at Boston; Burke Corbet,
| San Francisco attorney for the firm,
and w. F. Kelly, manager of the Oak
land street railway system. The object
| of the visit of members of this power
| full business house to Hawaii now is
to give them an opportunity of investi-
eating several island enterprises with
a view of making further investments.
DR.. Charles Bisphan, of washington,
d. c., comes out here on a pleasure
"trip. -
>kk-~Mfss f. j. Cartwright, a teacher in
the Honolulu High School, returned
from what she terms pleasant vaca-
ton spent in San Francisco.
Mrs. S. H. Clark, wife of DR.. Clark,
returns from a lengthy trip to the
East.
II
! daughters returned from trip to the
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke, Jr., re-
turned from an extensive tour of the
United States and Europe.
Il Mr.. B. F. Dillingham;, wife and
daughter Marion were among the Ho-
nolulans returning home. Mrs. Dill
lingham has been East to witness Miss
Marion's graduation from an Eastern
college. Mr.. Dillingham; has been
spending several months in San Fran
cisco on business connected with his
many financial and other business en-
terprises. AS usual success attended
his work and it is understood that he
has secured additional funds to the ex-
tent of half million dollars with
which to proceed with his enterprises.
Mrs. Allan Herbert returns from a
visit to the mainland and is accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. C. l..
English, widow of the late F. NJ.
English of Denver who was killed re-
Gently in a railroad accident.
| u. S. Senator A. G.. Foster of Wash
ington is accompanied by his wife and
also by his niece, Miss A. B. Griggs.
His private secretary. Thomas Sam
mons, also has his wife along.
Mr.. F. d. Greaney, of the firm of
] Whitney. Marsh & Co., returned from
a business trip to San Francisco where
he has been disposing of the stock of
plumbing goods. Mr.. Greaney was sue
cessful in selling the goods for a large
sum, more than they originally cost,
because of a rise in the price of plumb
ing goods.
Mrs. Mary Gum returned after visit
. Of fs11 7,
cisco and Oakland.
William Haywood, representative at
Washington of the Chamber of Com
merce and Planters Association, re-
turned to Hawaii for a few weeks in
order to get into touch with the people
whom he represents and to ascertain
their views with reference to events
happening at Washington which affect
local mercantile interests
Mr.. a. ]. Kendrick, editor and pro-
prfetor of daily newspaper at Fort
Smith, Arkansas, is to make but brief
visit here. He comes out to get a sea
voyage for the benefit of his health and
also to inform himself regarding sew
eral matters in Hawaii. He has just
recovered from a severe attack of the
grippe" He expects to return to the
Coast on the Ventura
a u. d. kirrill, passenger agent in
San Francisco for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, made the trip as
e far as Honolulu on the Korea and will
4 return to the Coast on the first steam
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. K Meyers are back
after brief visit to the mainland.
Q. S. Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, is
accompanied by his private secretary
ID. c. Robertson and Mrs. Robertson.
+. f. Mohr, a prominent business
r man of the State of Washington, and
Mrs. Mohr are on pleasure trip tc
= the islands.
]. F. Morgan returned after five
months travel through the Pacific
coast states in search of health. He
now states that his good health is en-
! tirely restored. He is accompanied by
/. his son.
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