Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-14


Mr.. and MRS. r. o. BoTTLEsoN
are here from Dixon, Cal
A. r. KRAEMER is a visitor in
Honolulu from Fullerton. Cal.
MRS. LANGTON~ BOYLE returned
in the Ventura from the coast,
REPRESENTATIVE P. J. GOOD
NESS OF Maui returned home in the
Mauna Kea.
DR.. Il. J. McGETTlGAN OF Waipa-
hu was one Of the returning rassen-
gers in the Ventura.
MISS BERNICn X. DWIGHT came
back in the Matsonia from a two
months visit on the mainland
MR.. and MRS. w. c. CONNOR are
here from Dallas, Texas Connor is
interested in oil wells there.
JUDGE and MRS. w. E. MCMAHON
are in Honolulu on their way home to
Manila. They are at the Young hotel
MR.. and MRS HUGO ARNSTEIN OF
San Francisco are guests at the
Moana Hotel. They came in the Mat
sonia.
JOHN PALMER, who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Queens
Hospital, is reported to be improving
rapidly.
COL. A. COYNE, who has been tour
ing over states OF the Pacific coast,
returned yesterday morning on the
Ventura
MRS. DAVID RUTTER is a visitor
in Honolulu. She is staying at the
Moana Hotel Her home is in Pine
Forge, Pa.
MRS ALONZO GARTLEY, with her
son and daughter, Richard and Ruth,
left on the Manoa for several months
visit on the mainland. ~.
J. L. MEARS, head of the manual
training department at Mills. school,
returned Tuesday morning from
Mountain View, Hawaii.
P. j. BELL, a stakeholder in the
Manila hotel, has gone on to San
Francisco after a short visit here. He
will stop here again on his way home.
f. THOMAS F. MULHALL, deputy U.
S. marshal of San Francisco, is i'll
Honolulu on official business. He will
return to the mainland in the next
Matsonia
ROBERT R. TOPHAM, nephew Of
Seeley Shaw, arrived in the Ventura.
He intends to live in Kauai, having
taken position as luna on the
Kilauea plantation. r."
PARIS, France, Sept 14.-Vigorous
efforts made by the Germans to drive
the French from the captured terri
tory at Verdun and on the Somme have
been repulsed. ..-.
JOHN H. CLEGG, manager of the
provision department of the Hawaii
Meat Company, returned with Mrs.
Clegg in the Ventura from an extend
ed visit on the mainland. =-.'t
=. MRS. ISAAC SARA and son, Har-
ry, and Miss Sara Saria left Wednes-
day on the Maana Kea for a three
weeks visit with Mrs. Saria's broth
er, Thomas Arnold, at Hilo. ..
Mr.. and MRS. J. w. MOORE of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Miss Rose Lip
pincott of Los Angeles arrived on
the Matsonia to visit here for some
time. Moore is railway attorney.
JUDGE w. C. MCMAHON of the
court of the first instance, Philippine
Islands, was a through passenger on
the transport Sherman on his way to
Manila after a vacation on the main
land.
DIR. LUKE W. MING arrived in the
Ventura Wednesday to take his place
in Honolulu as the first Chinese den
fist here. He will practise with DR..
Herbert Clemmens. Ming is native
of California.
MRS. J. ]. CANAAN, an Oklaho-
ma newspaper woman, arrived in the
Ventura from FL Reno with Mrs.
Mary Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. F. f..
Slocum. The party is at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel
MISS EVA. ROBINSON, stenograph-
er at the office of the attorney general,
arrived home yesterday morning on
the Ventura following a vacation of
three months. She will be back at her
desk Friday morning.
CHARLES NJ. HITE, former clerk
in Circuit Judge WhitneyS court, has