Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-17
PERSONALITIES

from trip to Kauai.
NJ s. pANRUEI.. of Providence, Il
l., expects soon to be visitor here.
MIR. AND MRS. J. II. ALEXANDER
have resigned from the Lhue school
Kauai
ERNEST MOSES, the Hilo photog.
rapher, has returned from trip tc
the coast.
L. d. LORENZO, of Chicago, H.
has returned to his home after a trip
10 the islands
DIR. O'ROURKE, of Nevada, Is visit
ing his father, J. O'Rourke, in Hilo
for n few weeks
j. A. MOVER, of Kawaihae, has
returned from the Philippines and
gone 10 his home on Hawaii.
PROF G. o. SMITH of the Kealia-
Kappa school, Kauai, returns to the
principalship after year ms SUPER
vising principal.
NORTON WILCOX, a member of
the same family as the Kauai Will
coNes, is now visiting on the Garden
Island aud may locate there perma.
nently.
MAJOR GENERAL RAFAI.sKI
with the staff OF the German army at
Isingtau, is returning to the Father
land after several years service i'm
German possessions in the East.
C. =. BOWDITCH and wife of Bos-
ton, c. A. and Mrs. Baldwin of Dem
yer, II. T. and Mrs. Blackburn of Des
Moincs, are round the world trippers
who have been doing" the Far East
JAMES JOlCEY, q British manu-
facturer, with place of business nj
London. Is one of several round the
world trippers who are passing
Honolulu today as passenger in the
Korea.
f. A. HOLLABAUGH, the India
rubber man" known from vIadivostok
to the tip end of the Malay PENN
sula, whose stock in trade Is rubber
and a CHEEKY disposition Is a through
passenger in the Korea bound for the
Coast.
A Il. KAISER, who for a number
OF years has represented Cooks Tour-
list Agency at Yokohama, is a passep-
ger In the Korea enroute to Great Bril-
tain, where he will hold a conference
with the head of the great touring
bureau.
MONS. T.. GANNSEN. the consular
representative for the Republic Ell
France with headquarters at Yoko-
hama, is returning to his home gov
ornment for a conference. He has
heen associated with the French con-
sular service in the East for many
years.
A. ID. CURTIS, well known member
OF the Chicago Board of Trade and
who passed through Honolulu some
months ago as a member of party
of business men from the middle wes-
tern states, is returning to the main
land in the Korea after having made
an extensive tour of the Orient. HeI
Is a passenger in the Korea.
MISS DORA KEYES, who passed
through Honolulu on the last outward
trip of the Korea is said to have fig
ured in romantic marriage upon the
of the liner at the first jap
anese port. II was there that the
young lady in company with Robert
+. Burris, proceeded to the Ameri-
can consulate and announced their
of becoming man aud wife.
It was up TO the consul to speak the1
few necessary words.
GEORGE sIMMTE. one of the best
known shipping men in the Far East
and for the past ten years has been
located at Manila, where he is at the
head of the largest stevedoring and
ship chandlery business in the Orient,
Is proceeding to san Francisco and
hen on to the Eastern States for a
well earned rest. Simmie Ia an old
steamship man and has brother as
chief officer in the transport Sher-l
man. Mrs. Simmie accompanies her
husband on the tour.