The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-07

GILBERT F. LITTLE,
Secretary
The news of his sudden demise viii
be a severe blow 10 his loving and de
voted wife whose absence at this time
makes the occasion of his death much
sadder Mrs. Austin left for the coas
the end of August for few weeks so
journ on account of her health. Mis-;
! Harriet Austin leaves for Honolulu
this morning. intending to go on to the
coast TO meet her mother, in case the
sad message did not go on the Aus
tralia.
Mrs. E. D. Baldwin is visiting rela,
tives at Haiku, Maui.
Sam Nowlein is a guest of Mr.. Jos
Canario.
Mrs. VIM. G. Waite, formerly OF
Wainaku, but now of Kailua, Kona
gave birth to a son on Sept. 29th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Holmes are the
proud parents of a underground baby
boy, whose advent was noted October
1st.
F. NJ Wakefield came over from
Hamakua with Mr. and Miss Austin
Saturday morning. but returns on 10
days Kinau to attend court at Kohala
Inspector Townsend arrived last XII
nau and will start around the Island
soon.
B. F. Sheen. who is on Maui this
week, expects to return next Kinau.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Kennedy enter
tanned a dozen friends at progressive
euchre on Thursday evening last, and
a thoroughly enjoyable time was had
c. L. Wight, President of the Wild
er's Steamship Company, was a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
Richards last week.
c. S. Bradford, late editor of the
Hawaii Herald, has sued the company
for $1,000 wages due and other ex-
penses. The first hearing of the case
was called on Monday last and a con-
tinuance of the same set for time af-
ter the jury term of Kohala Court
The bark Santiago, Johnson master,
left for San Francisco ON Wednesday
morning with a small cargo of sugar,
hides and coffee. Prof. and Mrs. W. G.
Warren, late of Eureka, Cal, took pas
sage on her.
The weather has been fine all week.
Rev. Lytton came up on the Kinau
at the request of the Bishop of Homo
lulu, to hold divine service in Hilo.
The Portuguese Church was kindly Of
fered as a meeting place, and on Sun
day communion was held in the morn
ing and esrvice in the evening. On the
latter occasion Rev. Lytton said that
although there were many rumors re-
garding the establishment of regular
Episcopal services in Hilo, there were
no immediate prospects of such action.
He wished it understood, however, that
as soon as the Bishop of Honolulu
found that these services could be es-
tablished he would do so, and there
would be no apologies forthcoming to
any other denomination or to anyone
else.
Arthur tombstone and family are at
the Vierra hotel. They will take the
old Austin home in few days and go
into housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetser and Miss
Sweetser of Marion, Ind, together with
Messrs Pettingill and Miller of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who came up by the last
Kinau, returned from the volcano on
Sunday afternoon after a most pleas
ant visit. They will continue on their
trip to Japan on the next boat.
DR.. Nichols of Honolulu, who came
up on the last Kinau, returns today
after a trip of inspection of certain
coffee lands in Olaa. He reports every
thing booming, along.
The Kinau did not go to Pohoiki
Puma, as was expected The weather
was not at all conducive to such act
ion.