The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-14
Misc llaneous.

Mr.. Stobey is now in the First Bank CT
Mrs. Charles Kuegel and daughter are
! at the Hilo.
Mr.; ], A. Scott of Wainaku returned
by the Kinau from Honolulu
Chinese fisherman was drowned il
the Wa1akea river on Saturday last
f. w. Bosworth returned on Wednes-
day from a business trip to Honolulu
Mrs. l.. Severance gave an afternoon
tea on Saturday last for Miss krout, me
c. H. w Hitchcock has been appoint
( ed storekeeper for the Hilo railroad at
1 Waiakea.
\ Ed. Doyle of Honolulu arrived on the
kianu and will take position in the
Hilo saloon
Mrs. c; d. Pringle. who has spent a
tHrns to Hilo today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Horner have spent
several days in Hilo during the week,
stopping at the Hilo Hotel
/ \ Gus Supe of Ciaa is about to clear for
sugar considerable area of land which
he owns at about 1917 miles.
A. Richley has received the contract
for building the new school and residence
for the Catholic Mission Sisters.
F. W; Bosworth, manager of the Owl
ness trip to Honolulu last night
Rev. S. l.. Desha will go to Honolulu
next week to perform the marriage cere-
mony of his sister to Harry Aud.
Jarret T. Lewis has resigned his posi-
ton with the Hilo Mercantile Company.
He will probably take trip to the Coast.
]. w Scheiber and F. a. Shong came
down on the Santiago to take positions
in the culinary department at the hotel
George H. Baker of San Francisco was
a passenger on the Santiago. He goes to
Hakalau to assume position upon that
DlaEtation.
The office of the Wilder Steamship Com
pany has been removed to Front street
to the quarters formerly occupied by
Superintendent Mckay of the fIilo
branch of Wilder,s Steamship Company,
left for Honolulu by the Kinau. He Will
return next week.
Miss Helen Severance gives a candy
pulling party at her home this evening
to the youthful and unmarried portion
of Hlo's Four Hundred:
The locomotives for the Hilo Railroad
Company, with the exception of the
boiler and tender for the passenger en-
CINE, arrived by. the Santiago.
George H. Baker; G. II. Merriam, +.
at the Hio Hotel during the week.
DR.. NJ. Wachs gives a boating party on
should the weather permit. If it is
stormy a dance will be substituted there
for.
The japanese of TIilo and vicinity had
a big celebration on Monday in honor of
the marriage of the Prince of Japan. All
the plantations gave their laborers a
". +. ]. Dale engineer at Naalehu,
, Kau, who has been in town during the
past week undergoing a course of treat
ment for his eyes, returned home on
Thursday.
Col Parker. Judge Carter, Prince Da-
vid Mr. Whitney and A. Hanneberg left
the Kinau at Kawaihae and proceeded
TO Humuula sheep station. They will soon
Carl Stackewald, who has been in the
HaclIfeld store during the past year,
leaves by the next steamer for Honolu-
lu, where he viii take position in the
Honolulu house of the firm
A new set of boilers and Lille Triple
Effect have been ordered for Waiakea
Mill Company. to be IN working order Tor
the crop of 1901. The Lille Triple Effect
is something new to the plantations n
this Island.
I carriage road is to be Immediately fol-
lowed by the establishment of through
2 ( stage line, under the management of the
Volcano Stables of Hilo and George hae-
ser of Honokaa.
c. H. Merriam of Fitchbury, Mass. ar
riy ed by the Santiago. He VIII probably
make his home on this Island for the
present. either in Hilo or on the kOna
+ side. He is looking for a different breed
/ of climate than that which exists in
: Fitchbury.
Acting lieutenant Horn a~d officer
Metz arrested a deserving J sse Ia
borer on Monday who had aAsent
+ from Kukaiau plantation alrteen
; 10 when the arrest was mad K the
/ man back yesterday.
) Henry c. Kelsey was acquit IF the
4 charge Of being common 4" sa1ce, 10
! wit: that he did on certain da-e7 throw
? waste paper in the streets. ttorney
0 Wise, for Mr.. Kelsey, convinced t1e Court
? that there was no case and Judge Hapai
0 dismissed Mr.. Kelsey.
2 The Falls Of Clyde left San Francisco
: for Hiio April 3 with large cargo OF
? merchandise and the following passen-
gers: Chas. n. Jackson, Mrs. J. Card
ner. G. s. Mckenzie. Miss x. NJ. Toldt,
: L. E. Gordon and wife, c. Ellsworth Ca
Z rev. Miss Francis Williams, D. Z. Field
thusen. Edith Cruzan ard Chas. Crowell-
J B. Grant, who established an auction
room in Hilo about two years ago, died
e suddenly at Onomea on Friday last. Dur
ing a recent visit to Hilo Grant fell
from platform in the vicinity of the
cottage where he occupied room. He
5 but was well enough to proceed to his