The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-02
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Mrs Hanna. millinery. King street.
next TO BaiIsy's Cxclevy-
The Punzhou kindergarten viii open
OF "Wednesday morning IN Psnahi AAll-
See notice
Have your campaign documents de-
Iivsxe-t oy the American Messing
Service. Tel Main Iss-
s & Damon has returned from 4
successful hunting trip 20 MolokAi- He
hzd great sport among the deer.
W. Merrill has retired from tas
-vyne Furniture Company. having sold
IS sGcSk TO J. Il Fisher
l. 5. Mathews & Son. - Beretania
street, are offering extremely .oS
prices II furniture Read their al u
this issue
4 reception and dance viii be given
by the members OF Honolulu lodge OF
the Coming Men OF America at Har-
l1Ony hall this evening
Miss NJ E killean. milliaer. Hotel
street. viii hold her grand fall millia-
cry opening on Thursday. Friday AMI
Saturday OF this week All the ladies
are cordially invited TO attend
The Coype Furniture Co. Progress
block. corner Fort and Beretansa
streets, are Offering bed room sets in
golden oak. mahogany. ash and curly
birch al lower prices than usual
Mr. and Mrs. A c. Walsh leave for
HiIo today. They have spent the past
three months al the Hawaiian hotel
and Annex. They viii visit the volea-
no and different parts of Hawaii before
they return.
Miss Ethel MosSman has received her
OrGer for transportation on she trans
port Hancock and will leave for Manila
On that vessel on or about October ;.
She VIII enter the public school service
OF the Filipino capital
The beautiful homestead of Fred L
WaldIon OF Davis 4 Co.. on Lunaliio
street, has been sold TO Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Morton Riggs. The consideration
was 5000 and the transaction was
through ". Z. Bivens, the well known
realty factor.
The Henry Manufacturing Co.. now
located at the old ice factory, Young
street, manufactures desks. wardrobss.
Ford safes, chiffoniers, bedsteadS, mat
lreSses, etc, etc, at wholesale and re
tail prices. Try them on your next
order. Expert workmen.
solo at Central Union church Sunday
morning. He gave Thy King, by
Paul Rodney. Mrs. Otis sang the solo
in the evening. She chose open the
Gates Of Thy Kingdom" by Knapp.
and sang it very feelingly.
John Lycurgus, a brother of George
Lycurgus OF the Union Grill. who came
over from Hilo on the kinau. leaves
fol the States on the Australia, en-
route to his home in Greece. He has
spent number OF months mere, but de-
clines to forsake his native country
He was entertained at d. G. Camarinos'
ranch at sort OF family luau on
Sunday. Bon voyage
Or. \. G.. Hodgins, who became huffy
with the health department during The
plague season, feels hurt because re-
porter of The Republican inadvertently
located the typhoid fever cases at the
Chinese instead OF the japanese hos
pital, though he distinctly stated that
Dr.. Sugi had charge of the case. Dr.
Hodgins was in no wise connected with
the case by this paper.
Says the Army and Navy Journal:
ITO those naval officers who during
the last few years have enjoyed the
open-handed hospitality of DR.. Me
Grew OF Honolulu il may be interesting
news to hear that his charming daugh-
ter. Miss Kate McGrew, now the wife
of prominent young doctor of Homo
lulu, is the happy mother of a fine
boy born within the last two months
Mrs. Cooper and young Master Cooper
were doing well at last accounts