Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18
PERSONALITIES

MRS. ALBERT lIOBNER OF Haml-
kun is here 10 attend the carnival
DIR, J. II. RAYMOND is ag lin on
the streets after undergoing ser.-
Gus oreration.
DlCKI DAVIS has just returned
from Maui where he spent a d2lighl
lul vacation.
A. L. LOUISSON the coffee man Ct
IIanakua Hawaii, is in town for the
parade.
ID. L. METZGER. the contractor re
turned this morning from Hilo, Ia
wall.
SAM JOHNSON the lumber man
Of Pahoa. Hawaii, arrived this Morn
ing to meet the Shrinors,
SURVEYOR L. D. BALDWIN re-
turned this morning from a flying trI
to Hawaii.
MIR AND MRS. BRASCH are nov
doHici,cl in Vhcir new bungalow on
kcelum ku street
CAPTAlN PENHALLOW arrived
his morning from Naiuku, to attend
the carnival
DR., SEQ. $. AIKEN and sister, Miss
Irene are in town to tend The ca
niyal.
Bully GREEN, the veteran tray
cling man dropped in this mornin4
frCp Maui
IFlE REV, FREDERICK ". OAKE5
Of Denver will speak at st Andrew 5
Cathedral tomorrow morning a. eleven
o'clock
MRS. FRANK EDGAR WILLIAMS
Of Cleveland, Ohio has Just rctulnel
from a most delightful trip to the vol!
cann
W. L. COLE MANAGER Of The Kat
p2kalua Wine & Liquor Co.. of Maui
arrived This morning from the Valley
Island
f. G. FISHER ana wife returned
from their trip to the Volcano on the
@!auna Koa. Mr. Fisher is the we'll
known San Francisco stock broker,
Ct he firm Of Hadley G. Dond.
MR. AND MRS. c. p. HUBERT re
turned this morning from delightful,
trjp to The volcano They we're charm
cd by The unsurpassed scenery and
grandeur OF the Volcanic display at
lNliElltt!.
c. A. DAVIS arrived in town by the
Cbiyo Maru today from the Orient. Mr.
Davis comes all the way from Colon
bo TO be present at the meetings Of
the Pan-Pacific Travel Congress which
VIII be in session next week.
T., +. MCCORMICK, a pioneer of the
Wcb-looted state is at he Young. Mr..
Mccormick is delighted with Hawaii
nei and says no one by voice or pea
has done Justice to the unsurpassed
grandeur of KilaHca.
MRS. ELLA M. WILLIS of Colorado
Springs accompanied by Miss A. Oh
tandt are among the delighted tOuris'
returning from the volcano this morn
Ing, | Miss Ohlandt is daughter OF
one of the largest San Francisco
stockholders in the Aicq plantation.
MIR. AND MRS, FURNEAUX Of
Hilo, are spending a few days in towl
TO take in the Floral Parade and Elks
Carnival. Mr., Furneaux was for many
years u. S. Vice-Consul prior to an
neTati2n he was stationed at Hi
where he stiil makes his home
SAM JOHNSON, HENRY BECK
LEY, SAMUEL PARKER, FRANK
WOODS GEORGE FRlELAND, AUG
UST ADRENS ana j. j. JORGEM-
SEN arrived on the Maunn Kea this
morning to take part in the coming
Shliners' festivities.
MRS w. +. BARNES. of Rockford.
H., is at the Young Mrs. Barnes Is
a delegate to the Pan-Pacific Con-
grees. She is representative of The
Press Association, writing under the
name Of Wandering Ju Mrs Barnes
Is accompanied by her niece Miss
Evalyn Dalrymple of Ogden
MRS. j. GARCIA and child, of Wal
lukd, arrived this morning from Hil1
Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia were booked to
leave on the last trip of the Wilhcl
nina for an extended trip to The Eas
but Just before leaving a wireless an
nornced the serious illness at Hio Of
their little daughter which caused the
delay of their sailing.
+ e. BURNS and C. H. ]. STOLT-
ENBERG, respectfully President aud
Manager and Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Puget Sound Navigation Co. Of
SCat @, Wash. acc ompanicd by tn ir
wives, returned from Il pleasant visit
to The Volcano House. The company
they represent recently purchased the
old, Alameda" which is now being
uSd in the Alaska trade.
FIRED DAMON AND WIFE, return.
ed from a months vacation spent on
tho island pr IIowpii