Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-10
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". F. HEILBRoN was numbered
with the passengers from the mainland
to arrive In the Matsonia today.
H. l.. KERR is back from business
trip to the island of-Hawaii- He was:
passenger in the Mauna Kea.
J.. T. M'CROSSEN OF Hawaii is In
the city on a business mission. He
was a passenger IN the Mauna Kea.
MISS M. BALLENTYNE, who has
spent some months on the mainland.
was an arrival in the steamer Matsonia
this morning. -. ..~.. F..@r - il =
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E.E. BODICE has completed, a bust.
ness tour. of the island, of Maui and
returned to this city today In the
steamer ManIIa Kea. .~}S .%s.3
JUDGE WILLIAM s.. WISE and
Mrs. Wise of Hilo were included In
the list of travellers brought TO this.
city in the Matsonia. =
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JULIUS w. AScH. deputy sheriff.
has completed a flying round trip to-
the Pacific coast, returning to this city
this morning IN the steamer Matsonia.
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CARL n. SIEPER VIM leave for
San francisco on the steamer Manoa
this afternoon to visit his family and
to attend to several matters OF BUSH
ness. $50 - : r. 81 '...t-r
. C. N. MARQUEE returned to,the city
today after spending some weeks along
the Pacific coast. He was numbered
with the large list of passengers in.
the Masonic. -" -. - : -. > =
MR.. and MRS. F. DYSON, are in the.
city following the arrival OF the Mat
sonia from the coast this morning.
They win spend their honeymoon In
touring the Islands. - :. 9, - =, - 81, :.
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CECIL BROWN. now much ,improv,,
ed in health following his Illness while
on the coast, returned TO Honolulu IN
the Matson steamer Matsonia this,
morning. He was accompanied by Miss
Irene Dickson, HIS step daughter.
MR.. and MRS E. d. TENNEY and
Miss Wflhelrnfna Tenney, who have
been absent In the states for some
time, returned to the islands to-
day with the arrival OF the Matson
steamer Matsonia.
MRS JOHN CHAPLIN Pools Who
with her husband recently returned to-
Honolulu from Sydney, Australia. via
Vancouver, has resumed her former
duties as stendgrapher and secretary
to Postmaster w. F.. Young.
9. E. MIEAN. yicesrresident Of tf1ed
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany, has completed q trip to the main
land that took him to the east coast
OF the United States. He reached the
city today in the Matsonia.
W. H. c. CAMPBELL, representing
the Volcano Stables, is a visitor to the
capital city and will return to the Big
Island as passenger in the Matson,
steamer MatsUnfa He WIN accompany
a large party Of tourists who are book (,
ed for a tour to the volcano.
MR. and MRS. JAMES s. MCAN,]
DkESS, accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Hargear, fn5ther ano aister of
Mrs. McCandfess, were Numbered With /
the passengers RETURNING to the islands
from San Francisco in the Mats6n Nav
igation steamer Matsonia. Mr.. No
Candless and party win make their
home at the Alexander Young hotel.
SIDNEY FRANCIS. son Of fcrmer
Governor David RI Francis Of Mis-
s6uri and for nearly two years asresis
dent of Honolulu. Was nsrried On Qc.l
tpber 8 to- Miss Julia Sturges Holmes,
OF Passdena, ACCORDING 20 news re-
ceiYed here III the form of Wedding.
announcements q to Mr.. Francis's1
friends. francis was one q the three
tramp millionairesv VINO were here.
in 4 q + arriving on sailing shin a.
foe Sic hands He was In the instirz
-ance Business here Tor t6f6s time
The bride Is the. dauehter sof Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Holmes 81 Pasadena
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