Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-11-13
WEEKS NEWS FROM MAUI
Plenty Of Work Ahead for Circuit Court
Term.
Luaus a Feature Of Social Affairs DR.. Weddck
About Again Rscalcitrant Spaniard
In Court.

Wailuku, Maui, Nov. 11.--Senator A.
N. Kepoikai has received letters from
his nephew Noa w. Aluli, who is now
attending the Law Department at Ann
Arbor, Michigan. Senator Balwin is
paying young Aluli's education abroad.
"A. Mckibbin was appointed on Nov.
Sth as guardian of the persons and
estate of Alexandra, Gustav and Rob-
ert Gordon, minor children of the late
Randall Won Tempsky of Kula, Maui.
The bond was fixed at $2500, with j.
M. Dowsett of Honolulu, surety. The
real estate Is valued at $4,000, while
the personal property was valued at
$4,000. Messrs. Hons & Coke for pc
titioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuheloloa entertained a
number of their friends last Saturday
afternoon and evening to luau in hon
or Of the first anniversary of the birth
of their grandson. The lanai for the
luau was erected near their home at
Pihana, Waikiki, and a large number
Of friends and acquaintance respond
ed to the invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Haia of Hama,
will entertain number of their nu-
merous friends to a birthday luau this
evening at their home. The occasion is
in honor Of their youngest daughter,
Resale.
Mr.. Z. Il. Curley. superintendent of
the Maui Telephone Company, paid a
flying trip to Hama on business this
week, and he returns today per Claud-
inc.
The employees of the Telephone Com
pany were engaged putting up new
wires on the route from Peahi to Huelo
| this week.
There are already sixty-nine cases
on the calendar for the coming term
of the Second Circuit Court OF these
are twenty-five criminal cases, twenty
three civil matters, seven divorces, and
fourteen comprise cases to be heard
In vacation and chamber matters to
be heard in Lahaina.
The case of the Spaniard who as
saulted Luna Engle with hoe few
weeks ago was heard before district
magistrate p. N. Kahokuoluna yester-
day at Makawao. Mr.. A. +. Tavares
espoused the cause Of the Spaniard,
while Sheriff Baldwin, assisted by De-
putty Sheriff w. II. King, handled the
case for the prosecution. The hearing
occupied all day on Friday, and the
magistrate reserved his decision until
next Tuesday.
DR.. Weddick has resumed his duties
as government physician for Wailuku
district DIR. Bowman, who came up to
attend to the duties of the Office. while
Weddick was laid up. has returned to
Honolulu. Mr.. Weddick now moves
about with the aid of two crutches.
Lumber for the printing establish
ment of the Wailuku Journal is now on
the premises.
Eddie, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. b. Lyons is now convalescing after
long siege of illness, caused by a
complication of fever and other COM
plants. DIR. Armitage is the attending
physician.
There will be services at the Wailu-
ku Foreign church tomorrow morning.
The postponed meeting of the Wal
luku Road Board will be held at the
Sheriff's Office, Waikiki, next Thurs
day evening.
The recent rains in the Makawao dis
trict have been very beneficial to dairy
men, and they now hope to be able to
furnish their regular customers with
an abundant supply of pure milk and
good dairy butter. The Wailuku gro
GERS have not been able to supply Gus
toners with butter for month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chang Kim were ar
rivals at Wailuku from Kohala last
week, and they are now rusticating at
the Kula home. of Mr.. and Mrs. s. All
Mi. Mr.. Chang Kim has been suffering
with rheumatism in the legs for sew
eral months past and he now hopes
that the salubrious air Of Kula will
prove beneficial to his health.
The arrival of foreign mail via La
haina per Kauai today is greatly APP
preciated by Mauians, and already pub
| lie opinion Is divided as to the merits
NJ the war in the TranSyaal