The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25
ITEMS FROM HILo.
Personal Notes of Doings in the Ha-
waii Metropolis.

The following notes are taken from
the Hawaii Herald and the Hilo Trib-
une:
n. l.. Moore and S. c. Irwin are visit
ing Paauhau
Two daughters Of Thomas Forbes re-
turned home last night.
/ g. r.. Eagan. owner of Loupe and out
cast. came UP on the Kinau.
I Mrs. Dr. Carmichael. child and maid
are guests at the Hilo Hotel.
Court Stenographer Mcmahon return
ed from Honolulu by the I.inau.
g. Kaiser and Theo. Wolff, commercial
men Of Honolulu, are In the city.
| a notice OF probate r. the T. j. Hig-
gins estate appears In This issue.
Health officer Metz " confined to his
room suffering from blood poisoning.
/ The Amy Turner and Roderick Dhu will
probably arrive at Hilo next week.
Wall. Nichols Co. have added twenty
eight feet TO their store on waianuenue
street.
/ L. \. Andrews. sheriff OF Hawaii has
a notice regarding quarantining vessels.
In this issue.
J. W. Young arrived last night and will
take n position with the Puma Sugar
Company.
There were no race horses on the XII
nau last night. Some are expected next
week.
/ II Is said that all the berths on the XII
nau and Ciaudine have been engaged for
the excursion on July 4th.
George A. Ordway. the we!l-known
furniture man of Honolulu, was pas
sengcr by the steamer last night.
Miss Julia Frederick was among the
passengers for the Coast by the Falls OF
clyde.
Harry Rycroft at the Hilo Hospital. is
rapidly recovering from "a severe attack
OF typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs Cargyll and Mr.. Gehr will
soon make n trip through Kohala on a
combined pleasure and railroad business
trip.
DR.. Wall OF Honolulu has been spend
Ing "A few days In Hilo awaiting the de
parture OF the kinau for Honolulu. III,
left yesterday.
- ". Brown announces the arrival IL
his family OF young lady guest. who !:
IN the heavyweight class, viz, lOh
! pounds. Just as she is
A few of us haven't gotten any Of thu
official rose apples yet, but we still ex
pect an appointment to do something 70
Z the state. " IL Is nothing more thar
: breaking rocks.
e. N. Brown has secured the names o
many prominent Hilotes to his petition
for appointment as deputy marshal TO
the Island, and left yesterday for Homo
, lulu with the same.
Chas Eagan's Loupe has had "A ba
time OF II since landing In Hilo, In spit
: OF the general prevalence of dry wealth
err The PAGER seems 10 be sunerin
from asthma and a general affection o
the bronchial tube.
: Delegates TO the Republican Territoria
4 Convention have received copies in Eng
. fish and Hawaiian of the rules and regu
lations OF the Republican party in IN
Territory for distribution TO their con
stituents.
o Mrs. T. J. Higgins will go TO HQnolul
+ tomorrow.
j. The suit OF G. ". Brown vs.. James y
b Cameron has been withdrawn.
+ Judge wilder and Mr.. and Mrs. Bos
+ worth are expected on the Roderick Dhl
l. The departing passengers on the Fail
n Of CLYDE last Sunday had pleasant senc
u OF.
A runaway on Saturday and anothe
on Monday created considerable excite
ment along Front street.
y George Maxwell, late OF the custoi
house force. II now employed as helsi
], clerk for the Matson line.
q The Kinau. with passengers for Hone
= tuIu and way ports, Is scheduled TO n
: rive AT IIilo on the evening of the 81
. Inly. and tho Helene on the morning
" The Fourth. Many will probably tai
y advantage Of the half-price excursio
!. rates. =.
u for the past year been connected WI
Z the ITno branch OF the Hawaiian Gu
r toms Department. have received appoln
D. mcnts under the new regime In the ne
ritorial customs service in Honolulu. NJ
Durfee left for the capital yesterday.
"A The Christian Endeavor Society, whi'
~ meets in the Foreign Church, is a uni'
,n organization composed of members ro
no every church in HilO. Ofhcers Tor .
term of six months have just been enc
va en-. as follows: President, Mr. GLIDING
IN vice president. Miss Harriet Hitchcoe
ra secretary. Miss Sumner. SUNDAY even even,
- ,erv interesting installation servi
al viii be held, and brief addresses VIII