Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
Personal Mention

JUDGE W. L. STANLEY is to re-
turn on the Wilhelmina next week.
ID. c. JEFFREY, businessman OF
Minneapolis, was a returning passen-
ger in the Matsonia.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE SHEER
MAN are Honolulans booked to return
on the Wilhelmina for a mainland
trip.
A. W. EAMES OF Wahiawa, who re-
Gently made a flying business trip to
California, is coming back on the VIII
helmina.
ALBERT HORNER, JR., has been
chosen manager of the Kappa estab.
lishment of the Hawaiian Canneries
Company.
JOHN FASSoTH, formerly in the
legislature from Kauai and now mana
ger of the Kipahulu Sugar Company,
is in Honolulu.
MISS BERTHA BEN TAYLOR,
supervising principal of West Hawaii,
left for her home in Kona Wednesday
after a business trip to Honolulu.
PROF. ]. F. ROCK of the College
of Hawaii left Tuesday on the XII
nau for Kauai The professor will
spend about one week on the island.
MR.. and MRS. ]. CROKER of San
Francisco, who have been here. for
about three weeks, staying at the Sea-
side hotel, left for their home in the
Matsonia.
JOHN F. HALEY. collector of in
ternal revenue. together with Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. w. Norton, paid week
end visit to Hauula, windward Oahu,
last Saturday.
REV. T. OKUMURA, pastor Of the
Japanese Congregational church of
Makiki, has returned from Maui,
where he has been conducting Sc
ries of services.
Mr.. and MRS. L. NJ. CALKINS,
Miss Calkins and Miss Scanlon, who
have been at the Moana for some
time, left in the Matsonia for their
homes in New York.
C. F. CYKLER, chief engineer with
the Lord Young Engineering Com
pany, left Wednesday on the Matsonia
on vacation. He will spend several
weeks in San Francisco.
BROTHER LOUIS of st. Louis Col
Iege Is recovering nicely from an Ill
ness which has kept him confined to
the Queens hospital He probably
will leave the hospital in about two
weeks.
MATTEO SANDONA, portrait art
list, and Mrs. Sandona are booked as
passengers on the Wilhelmina, to ar
rive here next week. He visited here
some years ago and painted several
portraits.
WALTER C. LOVE, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis Saturday at
and doing nicely. He is brother
of James H. Love of the City Transfer
Company.
MISS LURENE COOKE and Miss
Gladys Burlingame of San Jose, Cal,
arrived in Honolulu Wednesday to
teach in the public schools. They have
been assigned to Papaikou and Holua-
loa respectively.
Mr.. and MRS. E. w. MATHER,
Mrs. Mather's mother, Mrs. j. H. Nor
ton, and C. c. Garner are among the
New Workers who have been at the
Moana hotel for some time who de-
parted in the Matsonia.
w. H. THOMPSON of Los Angeles.
CAL, judge of the juvenile court Of
Santa Ana, arrived in Honolulu We'd
nesday and will remain here a week.
He attended session of Circuit Judge
Whitney's juvenile court this after
noon.
JOSHUA D. TUCKER, former land
commissioner, returned Tuesday from
investigation of old heiaus on Hawaii.
Tucker reports satisfactory progress
in securing data. His report will be
filed with the superintendent of public
works.
JAY GRAVES of Spokane, who was
responsible for the building of Waiki-
XII road to the Spokane golf links, has
booked on the first trip Of the Great
Northern. The road, which required
some time to build, is famous through
out the Inland Empire, and after a
visit here Graves named the thorough