Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
Who's Who on the Great Northern

trip to arrange for the extension OF
the universitiy's educational work and
will personally visit ON each Of the
FIVE islands large number of persons
who have made application for en-
trance TO the courses Of study. He
will make his headquarters at the
Young hotel
@. A McDermott. representing ID. G..
Heger of San Francisco, is making
one Of his periodical trips TO the isl
anlds and viii spend Christmas in Ho-
nclulu This is his sixth visit to the
islands.
Mrs. Mary B. Case OF. Los Angeles
and Mrs. A. W. Faithful of the same
city came to the islands together to
visit with their sons, the proprietors
Of the Sweet Shop.
8. F.. Clark of Portland is the gen
eral purchasing agent of the Great
Northern Steamship Company and the
North Bank railway system.
DR.. Nathaniel p. Green of Glendale.
Cal, a wealthy physician of the fruit
belt of the Golden State. Is making a
return trip. DR.. Green was so anxious
to be the first member on board Of the
Come Back Club" that he was the
first one to don a flannel suit.
DIR. G.. H. Head, prominent physi-
clan Of Helena, Montana. accompanied
by his wife, makes the trip to the ISL
ands to get away from the approach
ing blizzard weather of his state.
Northern, but mag decide to remain
In the sunshine for many weeks.
Fred Blackford may locate in Homo
lulu. he halls from Reno Nevada,
and is supposed to be another addition
to Internal Revenue Collector Haley's
Nevada delegation He is we'll
known ballad singer. s1ia :
Woman Mine Owner.
Mrs Florence Kendall of New York,
a wealthy owner of mines in Montana
and other western states, may remain
several weeks.
Al. w. Sawyer, wealthy resident of
Pasadena, is accompanied by his wife.
Arthur Blum, cotton broker Of
New York. is making a pleasure trip.
H ID. Welsey. who Is the oldest
man on board and halls from Walla
Walla, is a retired mining man who
has roamed all over the West in pur-
suit of mining riches and has found
them. Although the oldest man, he
was as young as the youngest In the
deck sports,
Hugh Mackenzie is making the trip
as the representative Of the Great,
Northern Pacific Steamship Company,
and as the personal representative of
Traffic Manager C. 2 Stone. Mr..
Mackenzie. while young man. is re-
garded as an authority on steamship
and railroad tariff rules OF pleasing
personality, Mr.. Mackenzie did every
thing possible to make the trip sue
cess and the passengers comfortable
Mrs. A. Uni, q wealthy resident OF
Piedmont, CAL, and owner of the Uhl
paper establishment of San Francisco.
Is making her first trip, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Constance Uhl
The latter returns soon to attend
school but Mrs. Uh1 plans to remain
several weeks ...4sl
( c. III. Campbell is a corporation law
yer of Detroit, Mich.
Lionel Walden Back.
Lionel Walden. the artist, is return
ing to Honolulu after long absence.
He has several commissions to exc
cute. Mr.. Walden is a member of the
Legion of Honor Of France
]. w. Seller of st. Louis and wife
VIII remain several weeks The Sell
ers have spent many winters in the
Caribbean Sea, but decided that a
pleasant change would be in the Pa
ciflc this year. Mr.. Seller Is a pianist
and gave the passengers many pleas
ant hours in the music room, particu-
larly with his appropriations He
controls wholesale ice cream prop
erty in st. Louis.
r. II. Reyk is IN the cotton business
and halls from, Berkeley. f. T.
Caughey is in the seed and grain BUSH
ness In Detroit, Mich. Miss Marie
Stops Of Davis City, Neb., will re-.
main three months in Honolulu, visit.
ing with friends.
Col. John r. Wiggin, builder of
Philadelphia. is accompanied by his
wife and will remain until the Decem.
Der 26 Great Northern Frank J. Kel-
ley, president of the Star Wall Paper
Mills of Joliet, H., is aboard. F. e.
Mackentepe is an attorney of Cincin.
natl. John e. Sehreiter is q rancher
at Sycamore, Cal, where he has 240O
acres of grain and stock land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seel of San Francisco
may remain about three months on
business. He is the representative of
the Studebaker corporation of Ameri-
ca at San Francisco. G. p. Dorland
a retired attorney of Pasadena, ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Dorland, will re-
main over one boat.
Going to Philippines.
Mrs. Ella M. Kay, Watseka, ILL.,, is
en- route to the Philippines and will
sail on the Logan about December
Is. Z. p. Kennedy of Boston oper-
ates 65 retail tea and coffee stores on
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