Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-08
PERSONALITIES

illo but will return to Honolulu Sun
day.
DR. ]. NJ. WHITNEY has returned
TO town after vacation spent on
Hawaii
e. j.. KELLNER, of Globe. Ari-
IONA. is stopping at the pleasanton
MRS. n. Is. EMERSON, wife of the
local police department physician, re-
turned from the Coast in the Sierra
this morning.
j. =. COOKE was elected president
of the Mcl,ryde Sugar Company yes
terday. succeeding the late II. p. Bald
win, and John Waterhouse was elect
ed to succeed Mr.. Cooke as treasurer.
+. j. SWADLlNG will leave short
~ for n years vacation In Europe.
He is manager of Aiea plantationj
store. and while away the business
will he looked after by G. L. Duck
worth
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS" To-
callv known as "Dickey" came In on
the Sierra this morning after having
rounded out n two months business
trip along the Pacific Coast.
SENATOR EDWARD QUINN.
made a short round trip 10 the main
land and was numbered among the
passengers In the Sierra this morn
ing.
DIR. J. f. CoWES. who has been
absent on the mainland for nearly
year returned in the Sierra this
morning aud may resume the practice
of dentistry in this city.
CAPTAIN J. II. PARKER, with the
Hawaiian Dredging Company having
completed a business trip to the
Coast. returned to the islands as a
passenger in the Sierra this morn
ing.
w. II. SMITH. of the Manufacture
ers' Shoe Company, has returned from
combined business and pleasure
trip to the mainland. He arrived
with the throng In the Sierra this
morning.
o. HEROLD. connected with the
| Spreckels' sugar refineries In an Off
cial capacity. Is a visitor to the ISL
| ands, where he expects to remain but
| a few weeks. He was numbered
among the throng In the Sierra this
morning.
| MRS. GEORGE d. CURTIS, wife OF
Manager Curtis of Jordan & Co. un-
| derwent "a serious operation at the
sanatorium on "Wednesday. She wen,
through the ordeal successfully and
her many friends will be pleased tf
learn that she is making a good re
covery. itf sftI I.I
| DIR. A. N. SINCLAIR, proved ,
passenger whom everybody was OBJ
liged TO meet while on the liner 81
ezra. DIR. Sinclair representing tn
Federal quarantine service passes
the ship" while steaming towards Ho
nolulu yesterday afternoon. Whel
the Sierra arrived of the port earl,
this morning there were no formal
ties necessary and the liner steame'
TO the wharf without delay. DIR. Sin
clair accompanied by Mrs. Sinclai
and child. have greatly enjoyed
visit to the mainland
J.. s. (Sunny JIM McCANDl.ESs
and Mrs. McCandless are back froI
three months trip to the mainlan
which called them to the Atlanti
Coast Mr.. McCaudless was promin
, ent figure In the great Shriner con
vention held at Rochester, N. v. las
July. Sunny Jim" for that was til
name on every lip as the thousand
of Shriners marched through tn
thoroughfares of "Camara town" wa
the sinecure OF all eyes ut the hea
of the pageant.
" CHARLES G. B0CKUS and Mr.
!. Bockus, after nearly three month
: spent on the mainland including q
D extended visit to Canada, returnt
in the Sierra this morning. Mr.. Bo
kus was one Of the real live wire
which did business at Rochester, N.
at the time the Shriner host we
st present In conclaye. Bockus prove
!. ers for Hawaii nei and did his sha
in attempting TO make Hawaiian pin
apple Juice popular beverage wi
I'm overheated New York State pop
lace. Incidentally Bockus made bus
ness pilgrimages where oil gush
forth and investigated a number
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