The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20

He preached an excellent sermon in the
Foreign Church last Sunday evening.
On Wednesday morning Mr.. Hughes
started on horseback trip around the
Island, expecting to be absent fifteen
days. On his return he expects to visit
Maui and Oahu.
Arrangements are already being
made for big race meeting at Hoolulu
Park on January 1 next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eccles and daughter
and Dr. Schoenig, We're guests at the
VOLCANO House last Sunday.
Mrs. John q. Smith succeeded MICS.
>Eova Galbraith as Worthy Matron OF
the Order of the Eastern Star in Hilo
\ II. I. Marsh will remain here until
January /. He will engage in the real
estate business with J. U. Smith.
Rev. Mr. Austin, pastor of the For
eign Church of Kohala, is the guest of
Mr.. Cruzan. He will preach in the For
eiSn Church next Sunday
Mrs. w. z. Portwood, sister Of Mrs
G. A. Galbraith, died recently at Terrell,
Texas.
Ernest H. Wodehouse, son Of a for
mer British Minister at Honolulu, Is
visiting in Hilo.
George Ordway will probably be in
Hilo by September 1.
c. H. Brown is home again after a
two weeks visit to Honolulu.
Miss Sophie Rycroft is the guest of
Miss Willis, Wainaku Lawns.
w. Rockey has purchased the Maria
Lo property on Waianuenue street.
A residence for s. G. Walker the sur
veyor, is being erected at nine miles.
Sam Peck returned from the Capital
yesterday.
Mr.. Jackson did not return last night
by the Kinau.
Professor Maxwell is making a pro-
fessional visit to Hilo district
United States Deputy Marshal Metz
returned home last night.
H. Longton, representing the Mazep-
pa Gold Mining Company of California,
is In Hilo.
A F. Under, head overseer at the
American Sugar Company's plantation,
has returned to Hilo.
Charles Weatherwax, representing j.
]. Williams of Honolulu, will open a
photograph gallery on the lot adjoining
]. U. Smiths Office. 1t will probably be
open on Monday.
Captain Brown and Lieutenant Horn
made a successful opium raid last
Thursday night, securing SO tins in the
room of white man. AT the trial he
plead guilty and paid fine of 5000.
| Fujihara, the man tobe executed Sep
TENDER q, has death watch on him al
all times. He expresses himself as en-
tirely satisfied with his surroundings
| The Japanese charged with assault
ing the head luna at Laupahoehoe
plantation have been convicted. Their
sentences range from thirty days tc
eighteen months imprisonment, with
fines from $40 to $50. One man wa:
bound over for trial.
Mrs. E. d. Baldwin returned on Wed
nesday from a trip to the volcano
where she has been staying for a few
weeks.
n Cyril s. Smith. vice principal of tn
Y Union School, returned on Thursda.
for vacation trip to North Hilo ant
Hamakua.
Miss Taedt, who has been engaged a
nurse at the Hilo Hospital for som
Falls of Clyde.
officer z. n. Hitchcock has charge o
the Government reservation along tn
Volcano Road, upon which the Jap
are inclined to make depredations.
F. w. Milverton. now in Honolulu
has been appointed by Judge Little t
, succeed p Maurice Mcmahon as cour
stenographer for the Fourth Circuit
Mr.. Milverton was for five years spe
: cial stenographer for the Supreme Cour
of Utah, and comes with the highes
J recommendations from the judiciary c
that State.
Daniel Porter, who has been fo
: many years clerk OF the court Tor thl
circuit, has resigned his position, al
though his resignation will not take et
feet until his successor shall be az
pointed. AS yet it is not known VIII
! will receive this app ointment, but prof
: ably some one from the Mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Grant, who hav
. been spending a couple of weeks q
the Volcano House, returned to Hilo o
Tuesday, and to Honolulu by yestel
: days Kinau. Their many Hilo friend
gave them a hearty greeting.
Miss Helen Gardner, principal of ,Sc
hala Seminary. and her sister. hay
. been guests during the past week,
:. Miss Benedick in Olaa. 1ney returne
J, to kohala by yesterdays Kinau.
Mrs. j. w. Jakins, who has bee
spending several days in Hilo, returne
:. to her home on Wednesday.
Ronald Kennedy, son of G. G. Ksr
:, nedy. leaves by the next Kinau for H,
: nolulu, whence he takes a steamer Il
!, the Coast. He returns to his studies
!. New Orleans.
!. ]. H. Mckenzie, cashier of Bishop
Co.'S bank, Honolulu, has been spen.
!, ing his vacation on Hawaii, and le
: Hilo by yesterdays Kinau. Mr.. IL
Kenzie Is well known here and III
made a record for himself in Honolulu