Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-01
PERSONALITIES

! registered at the Dung.
! PARKER DEAN of Alhambra. Cal.
is a guest at the Young
A. HEATER, Of San Francisco. is
making a tour of the islands
W W. COZENS of Ocean Island is
! in the city on short business trip.
! A. W EAMES came up from Wa
hiawa yesterday on short business
trip.
! c. E. STAFFORD Of New York city
arrived on the Siberia this morning on
! a pleasure trip to the islands.
MISS II. ~ DUNCAN and Mr.. and
Mrs. William PulIar, Of Honomu. are
in the city on a shopping tour.
J. CLAYTON NICHOLS was an in
coming passenger on the Siberia this
morning. He halls from Manila.
| G. T. KNIGHT of Victoria, B. c.. ar
rived in the city this morning on the
! Sibe ria for short stay in the islands
DIR. G. H. SLOWER and Mrs. Slower
of Denver. Col. arrived on the Siberia
this morning and are registered at
the Young.
s. NJ. DAMON returned from bus
mess and pleasure trip to the main
land as a passenger in the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia.
S. F. CHILLINGWORTH, JR., is
back from trip to the coast He w&S
an arrival in the Pacific Mail liner ST.
IBERIA this morning.
MRS. LOUISE SCHALLER, in COM
pany with Miss Wayne Hodge. was
passenger on the Siberia and is regis
tered at the Young
CHARLES N. MARQUEE returned
this morning from a business and
purchasing trip to the mainland. He
was passenger in the Siberia.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN WATER
HOUSE of Alexander & Baldwin, are
back from an extended trip on bust
ness and pleasure to the mainland.
MONTAGUE LORD, who has been a
luna on Waialua plantation for some
time, leaves in the Siberia to assist in
the recruiting of labor in the Philip
pines
GEORGE F. DAVIES, accompanied
by Mrs. Davies, returning from a visit
to the mainland, were passengers in
the Siberia arriving from San Fran
cisco this morning.
WONG IN, who for some time has
been manager of the Canton Dry
Goods Company, has resigned on &C
count of ill-health and will leave for
the far east in the near future.
JOHN TRAYNOR, prominent steel
manufacturer of San Francisco, ar
rived on the Siberia this morning &C
companied by his daughter, Mrs. A. f.
Sim, and will make tour of the ISL
ands.
CHARLES A. STANTON, a we'll
known real estate promoter, who had
much to do with the settlement of the
Kaimuki district, returned to the ISL
ands this morning as a passenger in
the Siberia.
j. A. M. Johnson, a former HOnolu-
lu businessman, was given warm
welcome upon his return to the ISL
ands as a passenger in the liner ST.
IBERIA. Johnson has applied for i'm
mediate membership to the local
Come Back Club" ''r+
o. A. STEVEN, who has been re-
cruiting Filipino labor for the Hawaii
an plantations for some years, sus-
tanned a slight stroke of paralysis, af-
feeting his right side, at Hongkong on
October Is. Daily cables of his con-
dition have been coming ever since to
the planters association, which have |
been of increasing cheerfulness. Yes
terdays' bulletin was IL these words
Steven sitting up; almost fully re-
covered; leaves Tenyo." Mr.. Steven |
lately spent a short time here on his |
way back from a vacation on the |
mainland. 1t is believed that he went |
from Manila to Hongkong. His re-
turn here in the Tenyo Maru is likely
to recuperate.
DIR. ST. D. G. WALTERS, of Homo |
lulu, who was resident of San Fran
cisco thirty years ago, arrived from !
the islands on the liner Siberia yes
terday. Advised by his physician that |
he probably would not live more than
three months, Walters went to Homo
lulu as last recourse, and he has
been there ever since. Climatic !
changes effected complete recovery |
of the physician, who resumed his
practice in Honolulu. A year ago an
accident resulted in the
death of Mrs. Walters. and since then
the doctor has been planning his pres
ent visit to this city, which is the first
in thirty years. He is staying at the
Club renewing old acquaint-