The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-11
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Join Medeiros & Decker's suit club;
81 per week
Regular meeting of Pacific Lodge,
No. 822, tonight
Mr.. John Ena and family have gone
to their Manoa home TO spend month
Or so.
Bargains in everything for the
home at Kaulike counters, Hotel
street.
Mrs. c. A Brown gave luau to a
number of friends at her home, Puma
hou, Saturday night.
A treat is in store for the ladies. The
fall millinery opening at \. S. Sachs
will take place shortly.
Golf is being revived. A number OF
players were out on the Punahou
links Saturday afternoon.
1t was quite while after o'clock
last night before the cannon sounded
from the L. S. S. Bennington.
A comfortably furnished cottage,
complete for housekeeping, is wanted
Address "A. H. Gazette office.
The next performance of Petrie's
Merry-Makers will take place at the
Opera House on Thursday night
James F. Morgan will hold a land
lords sale of goods (distrained for
rent at his rooms at noon today. See
advertisement.
In today's issue n. S. Sachs has a
ers of fancy work A complete assort-
ment of late novelties also on hand.
Among the arrivals from San Fran
cisco on the City of Picking Saturday
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. R..
w. T. Purvis and Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Bolte
Oscar White, Edwin + Paris and
Charles Weight rode overEto Kahuku
on their wheels Saturday afternoon
and returned in the same manner on
Sunday.
Among the arrivals from Kauai on
the Mikahala Sunday were: G. N.PWil-
cox, V. Knudsen, DR.. Maxwell Captain
Campbell, Rev. j. B. Hanaike, Miss j.
Smith and Miss Knudsen.
James F. Morgan has a few shares
of Eva Plantation Company, Kahuku
Plantation Company, Hawaiian Sugar
Company (Makaweli) and Peoples Ice
Company's stock for sale.
A lady who recently returned from
the Volcano on one of the island
steamers, remarked to friend yes
terday: 1.-THE steamer and the Vol
cano were indescribable.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the steamer Helene Sunday were
the following: Hon. H. P. Baldwin,
w. B. Scott, A. G. DOwsett, Miss NJ.
Friel, G. Conradt, T. McTighe.
News has been received to the effect
that Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson and
Mrs. Isobel Strong will pass through
here on the Alameda from Samoa. 1t
is their intention to spend some time
in California.
Mrs. Dawson gave very pretty poi
supper in Manoa Sunday night, the
event being the birthday of her daugh-
ter, Miss Rose. There were about %
people present. The decorations were
in red.
At the residence of w. o. Lakeland,
corner of Hotel and Alakea streets, on
Thursday, October 14th, at 10 a. M,
James F. Morgan will sell at public
auction the entire household furniture,
books, plants, ferns, etc.
Manager Clement of Cyclomere
Track has received word from Mr..
Desky that the crackerjack riders,
with whom negotiations Aere being
made to come down, have agreed to
be present at the opening Of the track.
The Hui Moku Liilii intends keeping
the 10Th of November as usual this
year, and miniature yachts in great
numbers will be seen on the water on
that day. There are to be two events,
the first for members only and the
second for outsiders.
A peculiar occurrence was noted in
Manoa Valley Sunday afternoon. AS is
we'll know, there are several streams
which flow from the head of the valley
when it rains. On Sunday, after
steady downpour of about 10 minutes,
the middle stream, just opposite Mr..
John Ena's valley home, was very
much swollen, while the others to the
right and left seemed to be almost
destitute of water.
A young native woman, completely
insane, came from Kauai on the Mlka-
hala yesterday in company with her
husband. She is totally blind, and
when alone, particularly at night,
Jumps up from time to time and tries
TO brush imaginary things from her.
The case is particularly pltlful. Inc
woman will be examined today and
will undoubtedly be sent to the Insane
Asylum.
Four bluejackets from the Z. S. S.
Bennington went into restaurant on
Hotel street last night and called for
something to eat. When they had fin
ished. the smallest fellow in the gang,
who was slightly intoxicated, took 1t
into his head to raise rumpus with
the Cinnamon, so he struck two Of the
walters. Police officers arrived and the
bluejackets got out, the little fellow
protesting that he was the person who
had been struck. He was inclined to
be very tough, but he could not hold
himself up very well, so his mates
helped him along. No arrests were
made.