Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-10
PERSONALITIES

II n. ALMY left yesterday for {
trio to Hilo.
GEO. p. CASTLE expects 10 ge
away for the coast in the IIonolulan
WALTER MACFARLANE sailed
for Hawaii yesterday in tho MaunG
Ked.
J. G. ROTHWELL of the Honolulu
Iron Works has gone to the coast OF
a business trip.
MIR. AND MRS. OTTO BIERBACH
and daughter left this morning for d
trip to the Coast.
Or. GEORGE MUDDY was among
| the departing passengers in the Sierra
for San Francisco this morning
MR. AND MRS. l.. b. KERR were
among those who sailed for San Fran
cisco this morning in the steamship
Sierra.
MRS. w. T. POPE, wife of the Sup
erinlendent of Public instruction. will
sail for the mainland on the Homo
lulan Friday.
MISS GRACE AYERS. stenog-
rapher with offices in this city, left
for the coast by the steamship Sierra
this morning.
h. r. WESTLY, chemist Of Paauhau
plantation, is to be promoted to take
charge of the sugar boiling depart
ment of The mill.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS MARSTON CAMPBELL viii
leave for his mainland trip on the
Honolulan next Friday.
ATTORNEY c. c. BITING has
gone to the mainland on business
and pleasure trip. He expects to be
absent for several weeks.
DIR. II. |. HORDORN. "a local veter-
marian. was a departing passenger in
the Sierra for the coast, where he
| goes on a stOck-buying mission.
ROBERT HIND, of the llawi Mill
and Plantation Company. Mrs. Hind
ana Miss Hind will return TO their
hone by the Mauna Loa next week.
LELAND $. CONFESS, If tlilo. who
came here to testify in The school
scandal case before the Grand Jury
returned on the Mauna Kea yGster-
day.
MR.. AND MRS. J. K. KAMANOULU
will leave on the llonolulan for trip
to the coast Mr.. Kamanoulu is a
Representative from Oahu to the Ter
ritorial Legislature.
MANAGER J. II. HERTSCHE of the
Territorial Hotel Company has gone
to the mainland for several months
leave Of absence. lie sailed in the
Sierra this morning.
MRS. II. j. LORD will leave on the
HOnOlulan for trip to the mainland.
Mr. ord Is absent large part of the
time in connection with tie b. eak
water contract at Hilo.
b. H. RUSSELL, Mrs Russell and
Miss Nellie were among the vaudeville
artists returning to the coast after
having closed Il successful engage
ment at the Bijou theater.
GEORGE JONES and c. S. O'Brien,
who have closed an extended engage
ment at the Savoy Theater, left this
morning for San Francisco there to
take up work on mainland vaudeville
circuits.
WALTER BOLIVIAN, L. J. Hazen
and Henry Smith, travelling represent
tatives for the Whitney Tea Company
of New York, passed through Homo
lulu yesterday on route to Japan and
India on a buying expedition.
NJ. K. MAKEKAU. member Of the
last House from Hawaii, is still in Ho-
nolulu. His wife developed severe
attack Of rheumatism shortly before
the session ended and has been I'M
able to return to their home on Ha-
wall.
A. Il. LARIMER, educational direct
or for the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, sailed today on the Sierra
for an extended vacation. He will at
tend the annual secretary's confer
ence. to be held this year at Column
bus, Ohio.
DIR. GEORGE II. HUDDY, of Kauai,
left on the Sierra for San Francisco
this morning. In San Francisco he
will purchase Il complete outfit for
opening his new dental offices in Hilo,
having decided to make. his home
there in the future.
DIR. OLSSEN-SEFFER, well known
here, was killed in rebel raid in
Mexico ON April 20, according to
newspaper dispatches. He was a not
ed botanist and spent some time in
Hawaii investigating the possibilities
for rubber and sisal.
j. FREDERICK, Mrs. Frederick,
and chauffeur were passengers in the
Sierra this morning, returning to San
Francisco after having spent several
weeks in the islands. The Fredericks
toured the islands in their ninety
horsepower LozieT car
MRS. G. SOULARD TURNER and
daughter, Miss Mary Turner, who ar
rived here yesterday as layover pas
sengers in the Pacific Mail steamship
Siberia, will soon proceed to Manila.
Mrs. Turner is the wife of Captain
Turner Of the Seventh Infantry, now
in the Philippines.