Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
PERSONALITIES

MRS. W. A. MACKAY came to Ho-
nolulu last week on the Claudine. She
underwent a slight operation yester-
day. Dr. Straub performed the oper-
alton, which was successful. Mrs.
MacKay is resting comfortably.
H. B. PENHALLOW came to town
this morning on the Kilauea and re-
turned this evening. His hurried trip
was purely on business.
c. d. LUFKIN, the Wailuku bank
er, is here for short business trip.
GEORGE p. COOKE returned to the
Molokai Ranch this afternoon on the
Mikahala.
MRS. w. H RICE of Lihue has been
confined to her bed for few days.
She is somewhat better, and her FAM
lily expect her up and about. in a few
days. -
MRS. JULIA SMITH, sister of Lloyd
Cdnkline. is spending the week on
Tantalus with Mrs VIM T. Schmidt.
MISS LUCY PEABODY, the we'll
known owner of large tracts of land
on Hawaii and on Oahu, is at present
in Kona, looking over her properties in
that district.
-. IN. LAD WdS dliiOH6,
the passengers to arrive from the Coast
in the S. S. Honolulan this morning.
GEORGE HENSHALL, the newspa-
per man, was a returning passenger
from Hawaii and Maui in the Claudine
this morning.
H. A. BALDWIN, Mrs Baldwin and
children are en- route to Maui from
the Coast as passengers in the Matson
Navigation liner Honolulan
MRS 6. B. CURTIS, wife of Man
ager Curtis of Jordan & Co, returned
this morning from a pleasant sojourn
on the Pacific Coast Mrs. Curtis was
a passenger in the Honolulan
JOHN A M'CANDLESS and Mrs.
McCandless are back from an extended
tour of the mainland They were re-
turning passengers in the Matson Nav
igation steamer Honolulan this morn
ing.
j. d. DOUGHERTY, who has been
away on an extended buying trip in
the interests of a new jewelry firm in
which he holds big interest, return
ed in the steamer Honolulan this morn
ing
1 CAPT. A F.. PILLSBURY, we'll
known marine insurance underwater,
with headquarters at San Francisco,
was passenger in the Honolulan this
morning. He will remain in the Is
lands for some weeks
MRS. J. B. REILLY, mother of Cap
tain Henry L. Reilly, wharf superin
tendent for H. Hackfeld & Co, arrived
at Honolulu this morning as pas
senger in the Honolulan Mrs. Reilly
will pay an extended visit with her
son.
W. L. LAWSON, prominently identi.1
fed with the beet sugar industry of
the Middle West, is a visitor to Ho-
nolulu Mr. Lawson is accompanied
by bride. and they will make an ex-'
tended tour of the Islands before REF
turning to the mainland.
". l.. STEVENSON and wife aTe
back from two months sojournG at
Hilo. where, as editor of the Hilo Tfib-
une, Mr.. Stevenson assumed the duties
of H. w Kinney during the laFter's
tour of the Island of Hawaii. Mr.! and
Mrs stevenson will take apartments
at Waikiki Beach.
/. MRS. NJ NJ. CLONAN, accom- panied
by her daughters, Misses Dolly and
Lettie Clonan, returned in. the Ctaudine.
this morning from an extended tour
of all interesting points on Hawaii and
Maui AS guests of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
L. Stevenson at Hilo, they alsb visited
the Volcano of Kilauea and LAYER view
ed scenic attractions as offered on the
JAMES DOUGHERTY aeturned this
morning by the Honolulan from sew
eraI months trip to the States. While
away he was in Baltimore, New York.
Boston. Chicago and other large cities,
and says that he, had very pleasant
and successful trip.
DR. GEORGE H. FUTILE this
morning took up his duties as govern
ment physician in the Koolauloa and
Koolaupoko districts, succeeding DR.
G. p. Durney, who goes to Maui as
physician for the county farm and sam
itorfum OH that island,