Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31

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! Miss Ruth DAVIS arrived today from
Missouri to take up her work as q
teacher In Pahala Seminary.
III. c. Brown, well-known Honolu
Ian, was among the passengers com
ing back today from the coast.
John T. McCrosson, well-known
Honolulu man, returned today on the
Wilhelmina from San Francisco.
d. F. Thrum of Thrum's Bookstore,
Ltd, came back to Honolulu today
after some time passed in the East.
Max Blum. a San Francisco COM
mercial man, arrived this morning on
the Wilhelmina, on his annual trip
here.
Miss 2. NJ. Breckenridge. a teacher
at Punahou College. returned this
morning from summer passed on
the mainland.
j. E. Hamilton, Honolulu resident,
came back to this city today ON thu
Wilhelmina, after enjoying a vacation
On the mainland
R. L. Halsey, inspector in charge
of the u. S. Immigration Service here.
returned today on the Wilhelmina
from San Francisco.
1 Rev. d. C. Peters, pastor of the
Christian Church OF Honolulu, re-
turned today on the Wilhelmiaa from
a vacation passed on the mainland.
Miss M. Heuer. a member of the
faculty of Punahou, College, returned
this morning on the Wilhelmina. Miss
Heuer teaches German. at the college
: Leon Straus, the well-known Ho-
nolulu attorney, returned this morn
ing with Mrs. Stratus and child, after
visiting friends and relatives on the
mainland. .f.itr9
Returning from their wedding trip,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ease We're among
the Wilhelmina's passengers this |
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OF DR.. James of. this city.
With Wahiawa as her destination,
Eliss Irene Bradford, an Oregon girl,
arrived today en-the Wilhelmina. She
is to be married to theTchief opera. |
tor CT the wireless station at that
place. nc 10
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Jewelry Company comeback 70 Homo
lulu this morning on the Wilheimina,
after passing an enjoyable vacation
on the mainland lands visiting the ex-
positions. -
DR.. s, P. Russell and Mrs. Russell
Of Hilo returned here today on the
Wilhelmina after visiting on the
mainland for several months. Mrs. |
and Miss Sissdh ef the same place
we're among t0aeH.s gri s2, as well.
After two rpolths passed bt Lake
Tahoe, the, Yosemite, and the exposi.
tons, Mr.. and Mrs C. Castendyk OF /
Hil0 returned today on the Wilhel.
nina. Mr.. Castendyk is manager of
Haekfeld & Company,s Hiio branch.
L M. Vetlesen of the, Mutual Tele- I
phone Company of Honolulu returned
to this city today on the Wilhelmina. i
He visited number of American and
Canadian cities and inspected tele-
phone exchanges and equipment in
each.
]. Walter Doyle, former news
paperman connected with the Adver.
Users editorial staff. returned today
10 Honolulu, accompanied by his
brother, Chester A. Doyle, official
Japanese and Chinese. interpreter at
police headquarters.
r. |. Bentley, prominent official,
IF the California Fruit Gamers Asso-
citation, arrived today on the Wilhel.
nina for the purpose of paying visits
20 the pineapple, canneries in the
Stands and observing Hawaiian fruit
preserving methods.
Returning from a buying trip in
NON Il vi NJ h. DIdoCl tOl w ulluc9 q
Marsh came back to Honolulu this
morning on the Wilhelmina Mr..
3rasch formerly went to Europe, but
wing. to the war made all his purs /
'hases in New. York this year.
Among the newlyweds arriving in
honolulu today on the Wilhelmina
we're Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Urice, who
we're married in Iowa August 4. Mr..
Jriee is educational. secretary of the /,
I. M. C. A. He and his bride were Il
ieartily welcomed by association of
icers who met them at the pier. 4
On their wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Newman of San Francisco ar
wed here today on the Wilhelmina