Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

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! MRS. P II. DAVIS. a we'll known
Honolulu woman, returned today on
the Lurline after a trip to the main,
land HI: ..
! HENRY W. KINNEY. superintend-
ent of public instruction, left for Kauai
today to visit Thresholds on that
! island. .....- 49,.
MRS. j. f. RAYMOND. a tourist
from the states. arrived on the Lur.
line this morning from San Francisco.
to visit the islands. ~.
j, G. DA SILVA of Honolulu. T. H.,
recently spent a few days at the col
lege visiting his children, who are
students.-St Helena (Cal) Star - .
GEORGE S. RAYMOND. territorial
school inspector. will leave for HiEo
tomorrow to inspect the schools in the
Kcna, kohaIa and kau districts.
MRS. WILL L. DOUD and two chill
dren arrived on the Lurline this morn.
ing from the coast They will go: on
tC Manila on the transport Sheridan.
j H. FISHER, auditor of the Terri
tory of Hawaii, returned to Honolulu
today on the Lurline, after a trip to
TIE states. Mrs. Fisher returned with
him. 49,. -. E. :
G. NJ. HODGES is planning trip to
Honolulu to visit his son, Elmer
Hodges, who is manager of an cleo
trical shop there.-Santa Cruz Sen
tinel. ~.
AUSTIN NJ. BURTON of the bureau
of agriculture, Philippine insular gov
eminent. was passenger arriving on
the Lurline today. He is bound for
Manila. =.....+
J. S. POTTER of the bureau of edu-
catiCn, insular government, p. T., came
to Honolulu today on the Lurline, and
will continue on to Manila on the
Sheridan
MR.. AND Mis- T. RYLANDS were
Passengers arriving in Honolulu this
morning on the Lurline They will
establish an auto polish distributing
agency here.
FRANK L. CRONE, chief of the
Philippine government bureau of edu.
cation, arrived on the Lurline today
and will sail on the transport Sheri.
dan for Manila.
o., K. OLESON of the board of pub
lie works of Manila arrived today on
the Lurline and will join the transport /
Sheridan when it sails from here for |
the Philippines later this week.
MISS LILLIAN B. HAMMERSON, a /
tride-to-be, was passenger coming to |
Honolulu today on the Lurline. She /
is going through to Manila to marry
a Mr.. Knoll of the Philippine bureau
of education.
MRS. V. C. SCHOENBERG, wife OF
Assistant Cashier Victor Schoenberg
Of the Lahaina National Bank, recent. +
~ appointed clerk of the district court I
at Waikiki, returned to the islands to.
day on the Lurline.
FRED S. ROWAN of the big realty
firm of R. A. Rowan & Company, Los Il
Angeles, arrived in Honolulu today on
the Lurline to visit Honolulu and the
Islands in general He is an enthusi.
astic Los Angeles booster.
CHARLES THOMPSON, owner of
the Acme restaurant, has returned
after an absence of number of weeks
N the Hawaiian islands. He made
The trip to and from the islands in
he schooner Caroline = Aberdeen
WASH World.
w. B. THOMAS of Honolulu, presi-
lent of the W. B. Thomas Pineapple
Company, arrived yesterday from San
Diego and will pass the winter at
he Angelus. He is accompanied by
lis wife Mr. and Mrs. Thomas for
nerly resided here.-Los Angeles
Times.
SUPERIOR JUDGE and MRS. F. 4
ELLISON of Red Bluff, DR.. Frank
Plum of Honolulu, and L. Henry Rich
lrd of Thorquay. England, are regis
ered at the Stewart. Richard owns
/ summer resort, which the war has
'uined in business way for while.
San Francisco Chronicle. r..
DIR. A.. C. CARTON of the Philip.
inc Health Service arrived in Honolu-
IL today on the Lurline. He will join
he transport Sheridan when it arrives
Iere from the coast and go on to Ma
lila to resume his work. He was con-
ected with the Philippine Health Ser.
ice exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Elk.
osition- :.
ALBERT p. TAYLOR, secretary of
he Hawaii Promotion Committee. will
ak to the students of the Y. NJ. c. A.
light school on Wednesday evening
Ir. Taylor's topic will be THE Art Of
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