Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-29
PERSONALITIES

f. McINERNY sailed on the Nor
golia for the coast today.
A. w. BottCmley, secretarH of the
Bishop Trust Co, returned yesterday
morning on the Mauna Kea.
F. ]. TESLA, with the tuberculosis
exhibit, arrived back from his circuit
of the other islands yesterday.
Mrs. B. X. BAIRD, of Hilo, wh) was
operated on a couple Of weeks ago,
has now practically recovered.
c. Du ROI, manager of B. f. Ehlers
& Company, sailed in the Mongolia
en- route to the east on buying trip.
MRS. c. E. WRIGHT departed for
the coast today in the WilhelrI;na.
She will De away a number of months.
LOUIS SCHWEITZER, who repre-
scented Murphy, Grant & CO. here for
several years, left for the coast today.
MIR. and MRS. P. F. FREAR were
included in the list of passengers to
arrive at the port Tuesday in the Mat
son Navigation steamer HonOlulan.
C. S. HALL, a we'll known Shanghai
business man and broker is proceed
ing to the United States as a passen-
ger in the Pacific Mail liner Mon
golia.
c. R. KING, with the auditors de-
partment of the Pacific Mail Com
pany, is completing a round trip to
the far east. He is traveller in the
Mongolia.
A.. H. TONES, son of a well-knOWn
Hongkong business and shippingman,
is proceeding to the mainland in the
Mongolia, where he will enter an
eastern college.
MR.. AND MRS. A. A. YOUNG dc
parted for the coast today in the Mon
golia. Mr. Young has been quite SICK
lately but has recovered and will re-
cuperate on the coast.
PAUL R. ISENBERG departed for
the coast today in the Mongolia Tor
the purpose of closing up zig deal
in coal lands which he fortunatel!
specialized in last year.
E. BARTON, of london; Eng, is
through passenger in the Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia, who is passing through
Honolulu today after having COM
pleted a tour of the world.
MR.. AND MRS. T. H. PETRIE were
among the passengers who arrived in
the Matson Navigation steamer Homo
lulan Tuesday, after having spent
some weeks touring the Coast.
H. de GREY, prominently identl-
fled with the China and Japan Trad
Ing Company with headquarters at
Shanghai, is a through passenger in
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia.
G. w. CARR, superintendent of
railway and mail transportation for
this postal district, arrived yesterday
from an inspection trip Of the other
islands on the steamer Mauna kea.
H. S. WHEELER, identified with
the business interests of Kobe, Japan
and representing a large American
concern there is making a business
triE to the mainland in the Mongolia.
w. H. WILTERDlNk, paymaster III
tie United States navy and stationed
in the Far East for some years, is re-
turning to the mainland on vacation
leave He is a passenger on the Mon
EUIia.
AUGUST CONRADT, a former res
ident of Honolulu and now connected
with prominent business interests IN
the far east, was numbered among the
passengers in the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia.
J. w. JORY, chief officer in the Mat,
son Navigation liner HonOlulan, has
decided to remain over on the coast
for a trip. Chief Officer Elutchins OF
the Hyades is making the round trip
in the passenger steamer.
E. A. RICHARDS, prominent Cal
ifornia banker, is making a visit TO
the islands, having arrived Tues
day in the Matson Navigation steamer
Honolulan. Mr. Richards is acCOmpa-
MED by his wife. They may remain
here through the winter.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK BALDWlE !
departed for the coast in the Mon
golia today. Mr. Baldwin is mch-
Der of the All-Hawaiian team and VII
join Walter Dillingham; at BurliI- ,
game, and prepare to contest for q
honors with the mainland tours.
CAPTAIN CLAUD, we'll known
navigator from the east coast of the
United States, is numbered among the /
passengers to arrive at Honolulu to-
day in the MatSOn NAVIGATION steamer