Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-06

+ II. 3. MARINER of Hilo was pas
senger from the mainland in the
steamer Wiihelmina today. r.. ...s.
i GEORGE CHURCH. a businessman
by the Matson steamer Wilheimina.
/ L J.. M'CANDI.ESS suffered pain.
full injury to his right hand while re-
pairing fence at Kaneohe yesterday.
/ J. III. EYDGATE of Kauai. who has
been en- the coast for several weeks,
returned to the islands today in the
Wilhelmina. l.. w.. ri
w. p. M'DoUGALL of Kohala, Ha,
waii, who has been visiting several
days in the city, viii return home to-
VS.. Territory. I'll. .. . H..
DIR. w. d. BALDWIN and Mrs Bald
win, who have spent several weeks on
+ the mainland, returned to the islands
| in the Matson steamer Wilhelmina to-
day.
NJ. G. GREENLY, instructor in b.
ology at Mckinley High School. left
yesterday evening on the transport
Thomas for two months vacation in
the states. ~"
GOVERNOR PINKHAM is expected
| to return on the Sibier, which is due
here en- July 16. DR.. Charles b. Coop
er, of the governors stan, will ae-
COM an him.
J. c. TAFT, Mrs. TAFT, Jean and
Edith TAFT of Norfolk, Va, who arrived
today in the steamer Wiihelmina. will
visit in the islands before returning to
the mainland.
c. 3. RIPLEY, the architect, and
Mrs. Ripley, returned to Honolulu in
the steamer Wilhelmina today. They
were accompanied by their daughter,
Miss c. Ripley.
DIR. MOTOJuMA, q young Japanese
physician who, until about two and
half years ago practised in Honolulu
died recently in hospital in Yoko-
hama, a victim of tuberculosis.
EDWARD NJ. EHRHORN, territorial
entomologist. will leave sHonolulu in
the Matson steamer AIalda, July 90.
for the Faesfic tua 50 to {emairl one
month. He will do the exposition
( MR.. and MRS. HAROLD HABER of
San Francisco viii spend their honey
moon at Honolulu and in touring the
islands. They were passengers in the
steamer Wilhelmina arriving today.
MRS. K. C. BARTON, Wadleigh Bar
ton. De Wolf Barton and Miss Cath
crime Barton of Omaha we're number
ed with the tourists broaght by the
Matscn steamer WilheImina today. 4
COACH MIDKIFF of Punabou will
sail tomorrow on the Mauna Kea for
Hawaii. Mr. Midkiff will spend sever.
al weeks of his vacation in the Kohala
district, and on the slope of Mauna
Kea.
CHARLES r. FORBES, superintend-
ent of public works. returned today
in the steamer Wilhelmina He made
careful investigation of prison and
wharf construction while on the main
land.
JUDGE JOHN A. MATTHEWMAN.
of the circuit court OF West Hawaii, |
will arrive in the city next Tuesday
to attend several local hearings on the
water rights case of the Parker Ranch
territor.
SYDNEY JORDAN and Miss Jordan |
expect to depart for the coast within |
few days to remain through the sum- |
mer months. Mr. Jordan will spend /
some time at the Panama-Pacific ex,
position.
MISS STELLA d. HALSEY, daugh- |
ter of Richard L. Halsey, inspector in |
charge of the United States immigra- I
ticn service, is back from the states. /
Miss Halsey was passenger in the
Wilhelmsna.
DR.. H. B. DELATOUR, prominent
physician of New York City, and Mrs.
Delatour were passengers from the
mainland in the steamer Wilhelmfna
arriving today They may spend some
weeks in the islands.
GEORGE d. FLOOD, a steamship t
man of the north Pacific coast, who
arrived in the Wilhelmina this morn
ing, will remain in this city to act as
representative for the steamer Macki-
nav. which is expected to call soon at !