Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-10
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w. F. AEMBRoN was Numbered
with the passengers from the mainland
| to arrive in the Matsonia today.
H. l.. KERR is back from a business
trip to the island of Hawaii. He was
passenger in the Mauna Kea-
]. T. MCROSSEN OF Hawaii is In
the city on a business mission. He,
was 4 passenger In the Mauna kea.
MISS NJ. BALLENTYNE, who has
spent some months on the mainland,
was an arrival in the steamer Matsonia
this morning, 80 =,
E. E. BODICE has completed bust,
ness tour Of the island OF Maui and
returned to this city today I'm the
steamer Mauna Kea. .
JUDGE WILLIAM S. WISE and
Mrs. Wise or Hiio were included in
the list of travellers brought to this
city in the .Matsonias 49,. ,..a=s
JULIUS w. ASCH,, deputy sheriff,
has completed q flying round trip to-
the Pacific coast, returning to this city
this morning In the steamer MatsoRia.
I. CARL H. SIEPER viii leave for
San Francisco on the steamer Manea
this Afternoon to visit his family and
to attend 10 several matters Of busi-
ness. +, IT,. roy F.. ~ ..- =
& C. N. MARQUEE returned to the city
today after spending some weeks along
the Pacific coast. He was numberedl
with the large. list OF passengers In
the Matsonia. 49,: n, X.
MIR. and MRS. r. DYSON are In the
city following the arrived Of the Mat.
sonia from the coast this morning.
They win spend their honeymoon m
touring the islands.
CECIL BROWN. now much imprev-
ed in health Following hfs 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. b. TENNEY and
Miss Wilheifnina TeAhey, 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 POOLE who.
with her husband, recently returned to
Honolulu from sydney, Australia, via
Vancouver, Mas resumed her former
duties as stenographer and secretary
to Postmaster w: F. Young.
j. i. MLEAN. yiee-president OF the !
fnter-Island Steam Navigation Com
paAy, has completed trip 10 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 visitor to the |
capital city and viii return to the Big
Island as a passenger in the Matson
steamer Matsonia. He Will accompany
q large party Of tourists who ere book
ed for a tour to the volcano.
Mr.. and MRS. JAMES s. Moan.
DLESS, accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Aargeaf. mother ano sister Of /
Mrs McOandiess, were numbered with l
the passengers returning to the islands /
nom san Francisco In the Matson Nav.
igation steamer Matsonia. Mr.. Ne.
Candiess and party will make their
home at the Alexander Young hotel. |
SIDNEY FRANCIS, son Of former i
Governor David R. Francis Of MIS-
soafi aud for nearly two years resi-
dent Of H0helHlH. was married on ocsf
tober to Miss Julia St1rges Holmes,
81 Pasadena, according to news -
ceiFed here Ii the form Of wedding |
annOuncemenfs to Mr. FFancis's /
fiieads Francis was one Of the three
tramp millionaires' who were here
in 1911 arriving on sailing ship - |
focble hands. He was IN the iksdf< /
aHce business here for some tfmelf
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and i
MIS-. John r, Holmes 81 Pasadena.