The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-11
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Lovely new laces at Sachs.
Books on Bird Keeping Mrs Hanna.
A. w. Evans has Joined the news
staff of the Star
Pacific Lodge No. SD will hold
meeting this evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
A fine team at a bargain is offered
Tor sale by J. Morris, at the PaIama
Grocery.
Caterer J. w. Chapman and family
have moved to the Peninsula for the
summer season
Mr.. Joseph Tinker has taken hold Of
the Mountain Retreat Summer Resort
up Nuuanu Valley.
J. Hopp & Co. offer chamber sets
and Wire mattresses at prices that
need no second invitation to buy
Jas. Lemon and Dan Lyons, teIe-
phone operators, are i'll Lemon is
quite sick. Lyons has the measles.
There not being a quorum present
the meeting Of the Queens hospital
called for Saturday morning, was not
held.
Alexander McAngus did not leave
by the transports for Manila He
will likely get away on a later expe-
dition.
Governor George B. Greig, Of Fan
ning's Island. is the father of a fine
boy, born at the Maternity Home on
Saturday.
H Lose met a nephew on the staff
of Col. Jones, Idaho regiment, and
entertained him during the stay Of the
troops here.
There are five patients in the Red
Cross hospital, three of whom are
abed. They will all return from here
to the States.
The Hebron Drug Company have
just received another shipment of
1900 cakes of the celebrated Cura-
tive-Skin Soap.
Joaquin Souza and Miss Mary Ca
braI were married by Father Valen-
tine in the Catholic Cathedral at
o'clock Saturday evening.
DR.. Augur's new residence in the
rear of the drill shed is nearing com
pletion and will be occupied about
the first of August.
The base ball teams failed to show
up at the Makiki grounds Saturday al
ternoon. Quite a few people were
disappointed that there was no game.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
e. Silva, Aala, died Saturday morning
and was buried from the Catholic Ca
thedral at o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Colonel Parker is a G. A. R. man,
having served through the late war.
The local post will arrange a recep-
ton in his honor before he returns
home.
Minister Hatch sent from Washing
ton by the last coast mail telegram
to the effect that the situation with
regard to annexation was most re
assuring.
Rudolph Duncan, clerk in the Dep
uty Marshals office will succeed w.
T, Coon in the business of the Union
Express Co. He will make the change
on August 1.
During the visit of the Iast batch
of troops Alexander Young presented
the Commissary committee with 1000
cigars. II. J. Nolte also sent 800 TO
Mr. Hassinger.
There was quite a large attendance
at the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday after
noon to hear the talk of Professor w.
IT Hfltz, High School, on the subject
of High Living"
If all goes we'll the monitor Monad-
mock will sail on Wednesday for Ma
Mia. She expects to be overhauled
bv the fourth expedition, which
should arrive here this week.
One of the choicest impOrtations OF
dress goods, millinery and laces ever
brought into the Islands is now be
ing opened up by the n. S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co. Inspection invited.
Albert Weinrich, one of the defend
ants i'm the Labrador opium case,
skinned out by the Warrimoo He
was iii at the. hospital and it was
thought unnecessary to keep a guard
over him.
Captain A. L. Soule, late OF the
Martha Davis, has bought into the
Kash. the we'll known Hotel street
GENTS furnishing goods house. me
business will be enlarged by the TAX
ing in of another store.
Barney Rowland, a young HAWAII
an was an applicant for enlistment on
Io9rd the United States troOpship In
diana last Friday. He was refused
and had to be stopped by the guard
from slowing away. He had been
Furnished by some of the soldiers Wltn
= fn11 uniform and was reported quite
Grief stricken when this disguise
failed.