The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-19
LOCAL BREvIT!ES.


There are q people in the Frawley |
company.
A bell boy is wanted at the Hawai-
ian Hotel.
Free Junior football at Punahou this /
afternoon.
Mrs. Ed A. Williams is home from
San Francisco.
Mrs. Gums dancing school at s
o'clock this evening.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge, A.
F. & A NJ. tonight
Claudine today. So say the prophets.
She will not have later news.
Jos. Marsden was in San Francisco
when the Alameda left that port.
Mrs. R. B. Brennan and child re-
turned yesterday from the Coast.
It is learned that the firm of Wilder
& Bradford CT Hilo, will soon dissolve.
The Alameda brought $4,000 in gold
for the Banking house Of Bishop &
Co.
Tantalus lots will be sold at auction
at the Executive building next Tues
day.
las. Dodd failed to receive any news
of Harry Miller by the mail yester-
day.
meeting of the First Company Of
Sharpshooters will be held this even
ing.
Saturday matinee: Arabian
Nights" Saturday evening: "Shenan-
doah.''
Mrs. c. S. Desky writes from San
Francisco that her health is greatly
improved
Herr Pastor Isenberg will hold SER
vices in the Y. M. c.. A hall on Sunday
at II a. m.
Regular meeting of Court Lunallio,
A q F.. this evening for work in the
second degree.
The only police business last night
was the arrest of one wet ana lone
some drunk"
The Christmas number OF the De-
lineator is to be obtained OF MRS.
Hanna, Fort street.
The Foreign Office is sending copies
of Thrums Annual to all members OF
the American Congress
Mrs. NJ Little, mother OF Engineer
Jos. Little, is here from San Francisco
for visit with her son.
Mai. Moore, the Hagey cure capita.
list. was a passenger for Auckland and
Sidney by the Alameda.
A nolle prosequi was ordered III
the case of the Republic v. Monin1, by
Judge Stanley yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Hastings was not able te
come by the Alameda. She will Of
here on the next steamer.
Clopton Chamber, a son OF the Chle
Justice at Apia Samoa, was a through
passenger on the Mariposa.
E.. D. Tenney and Jesse M. McChes
ney will be passengers by the Gaen
for San Francisco tomorrow
There was about the longest line 0
hacks ever seen in Honolulu in from
of the opera house last evening.
Unless the track becomes dry today
Manoa will not try for the 2-mlnut
mill at Cyclomere this evening.
The Beretania Tennis Club boys vii
entertain their lady friends at thei
courts Beretania street, this after
noon.
The engagement is announced o
Miss Maude l.. Barnum of Kawaiaha
seminary and Edwin Benner OF Cas-
tie & Cookies.
The Town football team is in some
one has them and change Will yer
probably be necessary.
G. Osgood man who spent
kinds of money on his last WISH
Honolulu was a through passenger
the Alameda yesterday.
I,ouis Marks and family are bac
from the Coast after an extended sta
for health and pleasure. All nave nee
nv
A large assortment of toys, gam
and fancy goods, just to hand ana no
ready for inspection, are onereo
the trade by H. F[ackfeld & 20.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Faxon Bishop al
Miss Walker returned on the hlnt
Yesterday after a pleasant trip TO
papala Ranch. the Volcano ana Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Irwin are nc
spending their time between Phllade
phia and New York. Mr.. GlHaro
informed they will be home early
January.
Miss Wrenn and Miss Bates OF I
Frawley company suffered very mu
from seasickness on the Vovas
Miss Wrenn was very Ill inueeo'
both are now better
Theo. Presser of Philadelphia n
inst DubllShed in SUNNY lldiy hho
cal composition by E. Cook, OF u
citv. dedicated to Miss Clymer OF X
mehameha Girls School.
Jas. F. Morgan will continue {
sale of crown silver, glass, crocke
etc. at 10 a. m. today. The balar
of crockery with coat of arms and Il
falls will be closed out first.
There will be an informal dance
tho Hawaiian hotel tonight. The lar
has been refitted and the manageme
intends giving its guests and friend:
good time by way of celebration.
P. c. Jones writes that he has pr
tically completed all arrangements
the opening of his new bank n
January 1 and that he and Mrs. Jol
will be home by the Coptic next we
Among the people who will leave
the Mauna Loa today are: II. rage
CAPTAIN Curtis for the Volcano
C. H. Sawyer, Miss Kopke, Z. w.
KEY and bride, c. H. Dickey and w
II. w. Dickey and L. Chong
Mrs. F. W. Carter, who was amt