The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-05
PERSONAL.

Thomas Wall will leave for the
Coast on the Alameda this morning.
Mrs. ]. o. Lutted will be a passen-
ger on the Alameda for the Coast to-
day.
H G. Middleditch, the lawyer, win
leave for the Coast on the Alameda
this morning.
Judge and Mrs s. NJ. Ballou win
depart for the States on the Oceanic
liner Alameda this morning.
Richard Trent, County Treasurer, is
booked to depart for the mainland on
the Alameda.
w. ". Bruner. the coffee planter. is
booked to return to the mainland on
the Alameda today.
John Hind, Mrs. Hind and Miss Hind
stay of some length.
Attorney Olson has just purchased d
College Hills lot near that OF A.
! Lewis, Jr, and will shortly build an
attractive home thereon.
Princess Kawananakoa may return
to Honolulu on the Mongolia. in COM
pany with Colonel Sam Parker and
Prince Kuhio.
| r. o. Matheson, who has been in
charge of the Advertiser for week
past. during the absence Of the editor.
has left for a tour of Hawaii.
n. Ivan Dow, the Mayiower mine
agent, who has been in the Islands
| for the past few months, will leave
i for the mainland today on the Ala
media.
Colonel Baker of Honolulu and Miss
Crockett. relative, both of the for
mer royalty of Hawaii. passed Sunday
in stockton. They are on their way
to the East-Stockton Independent
1AJaek Balch. manager of the local
wireless station, sent an aerogram to
the office from the Lurline last night,
stating that he was having a glorious
time On board.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Guest viii leave
for Seattle shortly. where they viii
remain to visit the Alaska Yukon-Pa
: cific Exposition They will be accom-
} panied by Miss Harren and Miss Har
riI11an.
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the steamship Korea, entertained
Prof. B. E. Porter and wife last even
ing at dinner on board the ship. DR.
Dukes was the family physician at tht
Porter home in Iowa.
C. E. Ferguson, the writer. and hi:
wife viii return to the states on tbs
Alameda. Mr.. Ferguson is connect
ed with Overland Monthly for which
he has prepared an article on Hawaii
Mrs. P Gleason viii leave for th'
mainland on the Alameda this morn
ing
Marstan Campbell, Superintendent
Of Public Works. left on the Koref
last evening On his way 10 Washing
ton He viii return in about tx
months A large party Of friends wa.
on the wharf to bid him farewell. ant
the popular official was fairly loade'
down with flower
c /. Wight of Honolulu has place
an order for a Model 0 White steam
car. This powerful little machine
| which made better time than an,
| other auto in the recent Nineteenti
avenue hill climb. is very popular il
| the Islands and quite few viii b
n | owned there before the sumner l
lover-S f Bulletin.
: Lloyd Childs and Charles King VII
b leave for Seattle, via San Francisco
:, today. They are going to install Ha
waits exhibit at the Alaska I ukon
Pacific Exposition. With them on n
\ | Alameda win go the school exaihi
and the greater part Of the entlr
7 exhibit. The fish exhibit viii go III
| on the transport Dix.
Alexander D. Larnach VIII leave 70
the Coast On the Alameda this morn
ing to enjoy a well earned vacation
Mr.. Larnacn has had a great deal Q
| the office work in the Attorney Gen
. erals department to handle since d
has been one Of the office deputies, an
he feels the need Of a change for hi
| health. He viii make fishing aa'
hunting expedition in the Califorili'
mountains. and may go to the STAT
| of washington for a visit