Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-02
PERSONALITIES

MR.. and MRS. II. JAMES arc reg
is;ered at The Young They are tour
lists from Canada.
MR. and MRS. ROBERT F. KLEIN.
coming from Edmonton, Alberta, arc
visitors TO Hawaii
W. r. MATTESON. with the Ia
cific Mail Company, is a passenger IN
the Korea, en- route to Japan.
MRS. FRANK 1HOMTSON was a
departing passenger for the Coast
yesterday on the Wilholmina.
Mr.. COOPER. OF the Clarion. dc
parted yesterday for the States on his
annual trip in search OF the latest
and hest iH his line Of trade.
THE MISSES D. and Is. HART
WELL were numbered among the
passengers who returned to the Isl
ands this morning in the Korea.
r. S. HOSMER, superintendent OF
forestry is back from business mis-.
sion that called him to the coast some
weeks ago. He returned tEiS morn
ing in the Korea.
J. EPSTEIN, a prominent criminal
lawyer of Chicago, is numbered
among the passengers in the Korea
who will remain over a. Honolulu for
a brief season.
JAMES T. RENFREW, station
agent at Hilo, and Miss Victoria Allen,
the principal of the PepeekeO school,
were married last Sunday at the First
Foreign Church, Rev. Aug. brahms
officiating.
j. B. MERRITT, a well known
thifty-three degree Mason, past grand
patron in the Eastern Star, is visiting
the islands. Accompanied by Mrs.
Merritt. they will remain here for
some weeks.
MRS. J. B. MERRITT, prominent
in the Eastern Star masonic circles,
and who visited the. islands some
years ago at the time Of installation
of the order at Hilo, is an arrival In
the Korea this morning. -
UNITED STATES PAYMASTERI
w. B. IZARD, from the mainland,
who will assume his duties in the isl
ands, is an arrival this morning in the
koreaa Paymaster lizard has been
awaiting orders at Washington, D. G.
An invitation to the Governor to at.
tend the formal Inauguration of Will
liam Sulzer, the new governor Of New
York, at noon on January /, in the
assembly chamber Of the capitol build
ing at Albany, arrived in the Cover.
por's mail this morning.
A. l.. G. ATKINSON, absent from
the territory for the past six months,
during which time he assumed active
duties with the New York headquar.
tiers of the Progressive Republican
party, returned as passenger In the
Pacific Mail liner Korea this morn
ing. ~ s% -s1
HENRY. HAPAI, registrar of pub
lie accounts left yesterday for Hilo to-
examine the records of the banks and
trust companies on the Big Island.
There are five banks and one trust
company in that county. He expects
10 complete his work and return
some time early next week. 4. s.
DIR. WILLIAM A. KORN, an OFF,
cial with the United States Marine
Hospital service, was an arrival In
the Korea from the Coast this morn
ing. DR.! Korn lis en- route to the Phil
.ippines, but may remain over at Ho-.
nolulu for some weeks before pro-
ceeding to Manila. ~
DIR. VICTOR 8. CLARK, who has
been on a business mission for the
territorial immigration board for the
past nine months, is back. He return.
ed in the Pacific Mail steamer Korea
this morning. Dr. Clark spent some
time travelling throughout Europe and
was well at the front at the begin.
ming of hostilities on the Balkan from.
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