Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27

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EUGENE MURPHY. lawyer of Wal
luku. Maui, is in the city on business.
| ERNEST PARKER is a visitor from
Parker ranch by the steamer Maun a
Kea today.
| JOHN A. SCOTT. the Hno planter,
was an arrival in the steamer Mauna
Kea this morning.
| J. G. SERRAO, Hilo business man.
was among the passengers in the In.
] ter-Island steamer Mauna Kea.
MRS. E. MACON returned to Ho-
nolulu In the MatSonia after some
months spent on the Pacific coast
A. w. EAMES and Mrs Games have
visited the exposition at San Francisco
and returned to the city in the Mat
sonia today.
SAMUEL JOHNSON, the Hawaii
lumberman, is in the city on a bust
ness and pleasure trip. He was a
| passenger in the steamer Mauna Kea
DIR. S. KOBAYASH1, japanese ply.
sian, has returned to Honolulu and
will resume his practise at Vineyard
! street and Cunha lane.
JOHN A. McCANDLESS has been
elected a director OF the Pacific Gaa
and Electric Company, according to a
cablegram yesterday to Charles G..
Bockus.
l.. D. OSBORN was an arriving pas
senger in the Matsonia this morning.
He comes to Hawaii in connection
with naval construction work at Pearl
Harbor.
MISS MARGARET BERGEN of the
associated charities is back from an
inspection tour of the island of Kauai
during which she addressed the mems
club there.
WALTER D. M'BRYDE of Kauai is
back from business and pleasure trip
to the mainland. He was numbered
with the returning passengers in the
Matsonia.
CAPT. LILLIAN GOODWIN arrived
id this city today in the Matsonia to
be identified with the local branch of
the Salvation Army. -.
H. B. WELLER, local representative
for the Union Oil Company, has com.
pleted business trip to the California
coast. He returned to the city in the
Matsonia.
SAMUEL KAHN, prominent
Stockton, Cal, business man, with his
bride will spend their honeymoon tour.
ing the islands. They were passen.
gers in. the Matson liner Matsonia.
B. M. THOMAS, special agent of
the United States treasury depart.
ment, Is in the city to attend to the
transfer of the internal revenue de-
partment to the new collector, J. F.
Haley.
JOHN C. ANDERSON has COM
pleted his first visit to the Pacific
coast. He returned today in the Mat.
sonia loud in his praise for the Pan;
ama-Pacif1c exposition. HE spent some
weeks in touring the mainland.
JUDGE s. M. BALLOU, Mrs. Ballou
and Miss B: Ballou returned to the
islands today in the Matsonia. Judge
Ballou represented the Hawaiian plant
ers at Washington. They will spend
the summer in Honolulu.
SHERIFF FRANK BRIER of San
Joaquin county, California, is a pas
senger In the Matsonia from Stock.
ton. He will return to the coast with
two prisoners held here and wanted
on the mainland on charges of EN-:
bezzlement.
> CAPT. EVAN DA SILVA, accom-
panied by Mrs. Silva and the latter's
mother, Mrs Fernandes, will leave for
Hilo on the Mauna Kea tomorrow. He,
has been attending the legislative ses.
sions as member from East Ha'
wall.
+ MR.. JOE COMES of Pepeekeo, Ha-
wall, arrived on the Mauna Kea this
morning, and will leave for Koloa,
Kauai, on the Kinau this evening to
be with dying mother, Mrs. Marie
Comes. He will return to Pepeekeo
next week.
NJ H. FOOTE and Mrs. G. F. Foote
of Long Island Sound, passengers from
the east to the west coast of the main.
land in the American-Hawaiian steam:
er Honolulan, joined the throng in the
Matsonia for a brief visit to Honolulu.
They will return to the coast in the
Matson liner.
MATO KLAW of international fame
as a theatrical promoter and producer,
is making his first visit to the Ha.
waiian islands. He was a passenger
in the Matsonia today. Mr.. Klaw
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