Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

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EDDIE FERNANDEZ. the moving
picture man, is on Kauai.
JUDGE A. D. LARNACH sailed for
Hilo on the Mauna Kea Saturday.
JULIUS UNGER, the tobacconist, is
back from business trip to the
states.
JUDGE PARSONS returned to the
Crescent City on the Mauna Kea last
Saturday.
MRS. F. C. STONE left by Satur-
days Mauna Kea on six weeks visit
to relatives and friends at Hilo.
MRS. C. A. PEACOCK was number
ed among the returning passengers in
the Oceanic liner Sierra this morning.
X. C. ABLES is back from an ex-
tended trip to the coast, returning this
morning in the Oceanic liner Sierra.
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E. B. BRIDGEWATER, the Kauai
editor, is in Honolulu on business
trip. He reports the Garden Island
flourishings
T. E. WALES back from com
bined business and pleasure trip to
the mainland. He was a passenger
in the Sierra.
MRS. WILLIAM A. LANGTON re-
turned to the city In the Oceanic liner
Sierra this morning after q pleasure
trip along the coast,
JUDGE DICKEY of Kauai, who has
been go III recently as to be confined
in the Lihue hospital, is reported as
almost completely recovered now.
JUDGE AND Mis-. C. f. CLEMONS
are back from q visit to the mainland
covering a period OF several months
They were passengers in the Pacific
Mail liner Korea.
G. w WHITAKER Is San Fran
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tour of the islands before returning
to the coast. He was listed among
the Korea passengers.
ID. FANTON, Mrs. Fanton and
Nessrs. Joe and p Fanton, acrobats.
who will open brief engagement at
one of the local theatres, arrived In
the Oceanic liner Sierra this morn.
Ing.
MR. AND MRS. VIM. HOBRON
gave a birthday party at their home
near Oahu prison Saturday evening.
Light refreshments were served and
the party broke up happily in the
early morning.
MAJOR TOM, IL tl.ARTIGAN, q
prominent Manila attdrAey at law,
who has been on the mainland In the
interest of new trust company, is
returning to the Philippines as pas
senger In the Korea.
H. A. JONAS, of San Francisco, will
make his home in Honolulu, having
become identified with the M. A.
Gunst branch in this city. Mr.. Jonas,
accompanied by Mrs Jonas, were pas
sengers in the Pacific Mail liner Ko-
rea.
H. j. MORTON, vice president of the
Pacific Hardware and Steel Company
of San Francisco, accompanied by
Mrs. Morton will spend several weeks
| in touring the islands The Mortons
arrived in the Pacific Mail liner Ko-
rea this morning.
JOHN s. AZEVEDO, of Honolulu,
| in company with Antoine Borba, the
Wailuku merchant, will leave Homo
lulu September 10 enroute to st.
George, Azones. They are returning
20 their homes in the Azores after an
absence of more than forty years, and
expect to be absent from the territory
six months.
KAUKEANIHO MAMMAL, after a
brief illness, died at his home in Ho-
nolulu last night. Manuwai was a mem
Der Of Court Lunalilo No. $500, An.
cient Order of Foresters. The funeral
will be held a t silva.s undertaking
parlors at o'clock this afternoon, un-
der the auspices of the order.
JOHN McPEAK and Mrs. McPeak,
arrivals from San Francisco in the
Korea this morning, are a honeymoon
couple who will remain in the islands
for some weeks. Mrs. McPeak is a
prominent member of Pacific coast So
eiety. and Mr.. McPeak is associated
with the Union Oil Company.
TONY ALONG, who, according to
report, has been ordered out Of Hong.
kong for his relations with the attempt
of DR.. Sun Vat Sen to create the South
China republic, has not been heard
from by his brothers in Honolulu,
Henry and Albert Along. They are
expecting a communication from him,