The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-30

wednesday ana VIII spend some time in L
this vicinity.
here during the Christmas holidays, which
viii probably excel in interest that of
July 4th.
A surprise party for Miss Margaret
Rice was sprung at the residence of DIR.
Milton Rice by the young lady,s friends
on Wednesday evening
1t is understood that B. F. Dillingham; I
viii soon visit EIilo upon matters of bus |
mess connected with the proposed extern |
sion of the Hilo railroad.
Mesdames Herbert, Noonan and Tenney |
lof Honolulu We're passengers for Hawai-
haze by the Kinau of Wednesday, and also
Sam Parker Jr.
Mt. Stobie, who arrived by the Santiago
| is father of Mr.. Stobie of this city and
has decided to make Hawaii his perui;a-
nent home in the future
| The work of construction on the Ko-
hala-Hilo railroad viii commence early in
September upon the return of President
Gehr from his eastern trip.
! Labor troubles in Puma seem to have
been all settled by the discharge of a few
men and the development of this vigorous
young plantation is now going rapidly
forward.
The death of William c. Wait. former
ly manager of the .Kona Tea and Coffee
Co., is reported from Mexico.
w. BerlowitZ, who has spent some
weeks in Hilo on business, left for his
overland trip on Tuesday.
i Mrs. c. NJ. Hyde, who has spent some
| weeks at the Volcano House, returns to
Honolulu by the next Kinau.
Hon. w. O. Smith and l.. A Thurston
are in Hilo on business relating to the
bonding of the Olaa plantation.
George Angus of Honolulu and Miss
, Angus have been guests of the Volcano
House during the past week.
/ Mr.. md ATrc Do -
lulu are guests of the j. r. Wilson's at
Riverside Park for few weeks.
Mrs. Henry Deacon of PepeeIleo, who
has been very Ia for several weeks, is
able to sit up for a part of each day.
= Contractor l.. NJ. Whitehouse is taking
a trip to North Hilo and Hamakua on
matters connected with road construc-
tion.
: p. Maurice Mcmahon. who has resigned
!, the position of court stenographer, will
= leave about September 1 for the Orient.
. Mrs. e. l.. Lillibridge entertained on
= Monday of this week at her home or
= Waianuenue street in honor of friends
;, leaving on the Roderick Dhu.
- One of the pleasantest social affair
- that Hilo has seen in many moons was
: the informal and impromptu dance giver
at Spreckels Hall on Tuesday evening fol
the people leaving Thursday on the Ro
., derrick Dhu.
L. -
u ed from Honolulu by the kinau of las
- week, are now located in Puma, wher
" DR.. Coudert acts as plantation physician
a. r. II. Rycroft is rapidly recovering
~ from his recent severe attack Of fever
- Mr.. Rycroft will not return to Puma 70
"a some time.
Major George Wood of the Salvatio
a. Army was an arrival by Wednesdays Ki
u nau. Major Wood will conduct serie
:" of salvation meetings here for a week an
otherwise assist in making the devil sor
ls ry he's living.
.. Mr.. Busch. 1t is learned through recen
es news from Honolulu, has abandoned hi
design of Selling upon the newspape
field of Hilo and making it his own.
Deputy Sheriff Lyman vigorously denie
the idea limited at in last weeks Tribur
that there is anything irregular or uncoi
VI stitutional in the application of the Fol-
est Reservation Act to the Puma plant;
ton lands and more especially that pr
hs Ivate interests have had any influence
,iu the matter. Manager Campbell of Il
ne plantation, however, is not quite so sur
~ Mr.. Hall, who represents the Unite
u States Government Postal Department
u will endeavor to get an appropriate
e through the next Legislature for substal
ne tial repairs upon the Hilo postoffice,
'e- that it will be fairly suitable for the pu
an pose until the Federal Governments cree
les a new building.
III. Mr.. McAuliffe, who rode Dixie Land
TOT the hurdle race of last Saturday, left |
Oh yesterdays Kinau for Honolulu en- rou
ie- to the Coast. He expects to return
ow about eight weeks. Mr.. McAuliffe sa,
snt he believes that Hilo will be in the ne
ng future more satisfactory center for Il
IL land racing meetings than Honolulu.
IL The Roderick Dhu sailed early
fThursday morning for the Coast with t
following passengers: Mrs. w. H. Lar
figanuary and wife, Il. Bashaw, Stephan
ct Riuard, j. T. Baker and wife, f. NJ.
iBlonde, Luke LeBlonde, F. c. LeBlon
Hand wife, Miss Margaret Rice, Mildr
luaA Rice, Miss l.. Hapai.
rstg Mr.. c. c. Kennedy returned from Fl
re- noluIu by the kinau. Mr.. Kennedy h
a long interview with Superintendent Nj
ma Candless relative to public works in I
yer 10 MT McCandless IS very lndlgna
in over the fact that while the Council
State authorized a lot of work to be do
es- here as well as in Honolulu, they or
icls made appropriation for the latter pla
re consequently nothing can be done at pr,
,ol emit
owl c. Lycurgus returned to Hi1o this we
hi after a short vacation trip to Honolulu
rrs C. G. Campbell is acting postmaster
in Puma for w. II. c. Campbell, the
pointee.
!, Mr.. George Ordway of Honolulu v
rio soon come 10 f1liO anu loCdle peru
for nently
os The Roderick Dhu and the Amy Turr
,er both sailed for the Coast on Thursd
nd with sugar.
Chas. Ragsdale and r. G. Abercrom
MIN left Honolulu for the Coast by sail
in, vessel last week.
w. McClusky has returned to Iilo fir
.ool a three weeks horseback trip around
o,, Island.
90 Miss Nellie McLan and Miss Da
Lishman are guests of Mrs. l.. NJ. Viii
70 house in Puueo.
80 J. NJ Riggs, head timekeeper at O
for pIah 'ioii, was d ietui INNS Pe9seiisei
Hilo by last Kinau.
o,x Mr.. c. f. Richardson is once more a
ola to be out upon the veranda after anot
He Peiiou VI ihiiess'
Justice and Mrs. Galbraith left vest
or day for the capital. which they will m;
hae heh 1919 ,ioe'
ar c. G.. Campbell Of Puma has taker
few days vacation from the toll incid
art to his position as bookkeeper at the
,ean ma plantation, and has visited his /
,ay friends, to their great joy.
COL There was a match game of ball