Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-04
PERSONALITIES

c. L. THURSTON and Mrs. Thurs
ton mainland tourists, will visit the
volcano next week.
MRS HARRIET EVANS returned
from the northwest coast yesterday
in the Makura and has taken a cot
tage in Palolo Valley
JUDGE Wake AM Mrs. Wal
ker, of Winnipeg Manitoba, arrived
on the Makuva to spend the winter
in Honolulu. Judge Walker is re-
tired attorney.
SENATOR ERIC KNUDSEN is in
town, ready for the session of the
Legislature Mr.. Knudsens friends
believe that he is entitled to the Pres
idency of the Senate.
MRS. j. NJ. COLLINS. of Seattle,
Wash, was one of the through pas
sengers on the Korea yesterday, on
her way with her sister for an ex-
tensive tour of China and Japan.
]. w. MOANAULI, a member OF
the House of Representatives, who
was reelected last November is in
town, having arrived today in the Ma
una Kca He was accompanied by
Mrs. Moanau i.
II. L. HOLSTEIN, K eX-Speakel of
the House of Representatives was an
arrival this morning from Kohala,
Hawaii, in the Mauna Kea He will
S,irn until tho | puiC11tIIrn
ycnes on the 18th,
GEORGE RODIEK, of Hackfeld &
Co., and wife, leave on the China for
a world tour. Mr.. Rodiek hoped to
go by way of the trans Siberian road
but gave it up on account of the many
plague ports, along the route.
:, MR.. DAVIDSON Of the Pacific Oil
& Transportation Co., had quite Sc
rious accident while. cranking his
auto on Thursday evening. He now
suffers a badly sprained wrist and
hand. besides rather painful cut on
The chin.
EARL WILLIAMS formerly of Hilo
is now connected with the InSular
government at Manila, Philippine ISL
ands. He joined the Bureau of Agri-
culture having passed successfully the
examination required to enter that
branch of teh service.
JOE RAMON, who was knocked
rom his bicycle two days ago, by
collision with a man who was chas-
ng his hat, is still unconscious in
he Queens Hospital. The doctors
hink his case is quite serious.
JUDGE ICNACIO VILLAMOR, at
orney general of the Philippines, re-
urned to Manila by the Korea. He
las been in Washington for several
months in connection with the Mar
in Friar Land investigation as one of
he witnesses 500.
MR., AND MRS. S. D. Prather, of
oakland, left on the Korea yesterday
or Japan, after few weeks visit in
he islands. They come here every
Iinter and were largely entertained
uring their visit.
CAPTAIN w. A. BURBANK of the
Philippine Constabulary, and Mrs.
were passengers returning
D Manila yesterday by the Korea.
'aptain Burbank is one of the older
Ulcers of the; Constabulary in point
service having Joined the organi-
alton soon after its inception.
JJOSEPH LOREZ of this city is
aported as an aspirant for the posi-
on of county engineer for Hawaii.
he claim is made that in as much as
opez was assistant engineer of Co
Isa County, Cal. and he bears rec
from j. l.. Young of the
rm of Lord e Young he should be
'ndCred the Office.
GEORGE MOOSER. accompanied by
IS wife and child, passed through
cnolulu Yesterday by the Korea en-
ute to Manila, Mr.. Mooser was for
erly general agent of China Mutual i.
fe Insurance Company for the Yang ,
e ports but he is now head of an 9
company organized in tho
during the past year. He a
Is spent several months on the j