Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-08

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/ Eli LCTlD 10 UdGh .tTOuI al LASPC'7
ton trip to Hawaii, where he holds
several important contracts.
1 MARSTON CAMPBELL, JR.. will
leave for San Francisco in the Lur.
| line al six o'clock this evening.
T.. FAX0S BISHOP returned this
morning from a business trip to
hawaii. He was 4 passenger in the
Kilauea. ".~.'.
ROBERT W. SINGLE was among
the returning passengers in the XII
lauea from Eilo and way ports this
morning. H." ..s..-.~. Ii 49," ~ -.
CHARLES G.~BARTLETT is booked
as all outgoing passenger for the coast
in the Oceanic liner Sonoma TO leave
here on Friday. =.... .-...
CLAUDE E. SMITH of San Fran
cisco, returns to the coast on the So
| mona, Friday, after a three months
visit in Hawaii. :...
LESLIE p. SCOTT. deputy attorney
/ general. returned from Kauai this
morning after d brief vacation spent
on the Garden Island.
MRS. PHARE3- w. RIDER, for
many years affiliated with the Kaka.
ako Mission. leaves for the coast in
, the Lurline this evening. -. +.
NJ B. BAIROS, head of the science
department of the Mckinley high
, school, has taken a position with the
board of health for the summer.
JAMES, A. KENNEDY, president and
general manager of the Inter-Island,
Greturned from business trip to Ha-
wall as a. passenger in the Kilauea.
II. NJ. MOCK is Yokohama resi-.
dent who, as a passenger in the Nip
pom MART, is proceeding to The main
land on business and pleasure bent.
DIR. GEORGE F. AND MRS. WEBS
MANN are booked to sail for San
Francisco on the Sonoma, Friday, aft
er a visit of three months in the is
| lands ~. ....:.. ..'.:'.. . =. ..>: ..
Mrs. w. H. RICHARD, accompanied
by, her daughter, Miss Gladys Rick.
ard. will be among the departing pas
/, sengers for the coast in the Lurline
this evening. IL. .t .. ~. .s.s .
CHIEF SANITARY INSPECTOR
| CLIFFORD CHARLOCK left for Wal.
ahole this morning to inspect the san
itary work in progress on that side
of the island .....%
SUPT. JOHN d. M'VEIGH, of the
Molokai settlement, returns to that
island this evening, after spending
ten days here attending to the annual
financial report and preparations for
the next year. .s.~. ......s
JAMES IRVINE of San Francisco,
accompanied by James irvine, Jr., My
ford Irvine and Miss Kathryn Irvine,
arrived in Honolulu this morning on
the Wilhelmina for a tour of the ISL
ands. :..: J.
A. w. TAYLOR, mining engineer
who has been spending some time in
Korea is a through passenger in the
Nippon Maru. He Is on vacation,
expecting to return toshis duties in
the orient by the last of the year.
sDR. B. TAKAGI, of los Angeles, Isl
passenger in the Nippon Maru re-
turning from Japan where he has
spent some time. DIR. Takagi is con-
sidered an expert photographer and
has hundreds of views to his credit.
1 e. LUDERS of Tientsfn, China. is
enroute to London as a passenger in
the T. K. K. Nippon Maru. He in
tends to spend some time in renew
ing acquaintance. He is accompan-
led by his wife and daughter and also
Miss L. F. Humphrey F. i. T..
WILLIAM P. FILMER, grand mast
er of the Grand lodge of F. and A. M.
of California, will be the guest of
honor at luncheon at the CONNER
cial club tomorrow noon He will de-
liver a short address upon the sub
ject, San Francisco in 1885, ...>= -
DR.. ]. F. QUENZER, prominent
physician aid surgeon of Chicago, is
a visitor in Honolulu and contemplate
ed remaining mere until late this
month. Or. Quenzer is visiting his
brother in law, Fred Miller, who re-
Gently lost his wife and son within
a few days. Mr.. Miller probably will
accompany Dr. Quenzer on his return
to the mainland. -. .~. -. /
CIRCUIT JUDGE ROBINSON this
morning issued an order authorizing
the taking Of testimony of two wit
Hesses in Oregon in connection with
the estate of Elizabeth w. Hay, who
died in that state May 16, leaving
property hEre worth approximately
$1,000. The estate on the island con-
sists of note secured by a first-hand
mortgage worth $4,000, and forty
acres of land at Kona, Hawaii, worth
$500. =. .-:..s-