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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-31
OUR SOCIAL NEIGHB)RS
MINNEAPOLIS.

Invitations have been received in the
city for the marriage of Miss Grace Bu-
chanan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nelson Buchanan, and George
Henry Lamherton, which will take place
Thursday evening, April II, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan $685. Ellis av-
enue, Chicago. Miss Bucha%ln has
been q frequent visitor TO MINNEAPOLIS
friends and relatives. and Mr.. Lamber-
ton is also we'll known in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Stevenson gave ar
informal dinner at their home oil Port
land avenue Friday evening. Carnations
and asparagus ferns adorned the table,
and daffodils were arranged through the
rooms. The name cards were sugges-
tive Of Easter. Covers were laid for
twelve, and the guests were Messrs and
Savage, r. II. Patterson and F. NJ.
Yale.
A wedding of interest to MinneapolI-
tans took place at Davenport, To-, We'd
neSday evening, when Rev. J. B. Dor
aldson united in marriage Charles Wal
ter Field, of Davenport and Miss Cora
e. GrGnstead Of Des Moipes. Mr.. Field
was for number of years city salesman
for the PittSburg Plate Glass company,
of this city but now assistant manager
of the Davenport branch
Mrs. Angler Ames and Mrs. Lucius w.
Dunn have issued about one hundred in
children, Luella and Ruth Ames, and
Master Sam Dunn, to be given In the
Masonic Temple Monday afternoon.
Twelve numbers, including the cotillion.
will be danced. Miss Malcolm will act
as mistress Of ceremonies.
Mrs. j. A OBrien, Of 73S East Eigh-
teenth street, gave luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs. Ellison, of Superior.
Covers were laid for twelve, and among
the guests were Mrs. Arthur w. TreH-
holm and Mrs. c. E. Stone, of ST. Paul.
The marriage of Miss Margaret May
CreSwell and Mack r. Smith, OF HiXton,
Wis, was quietly soleDniZed "Wednesday
afternoon at 3314 Fourth avenue south.
The rooms were handsomely decorated
with flowers and palms.
The women of Linden Hills are holding
a series OF thi1nble bees. Mrs. James
Johns was hostess Friday afternoon. and
entertained about forty guests very in
formally. The rooms were adorned with
sTring flowers.
The Big -Four dancing club gave its
closing party Friday night at the hall on
Twenty-fourth street and Fifth avenue.
The cotillion was danced under the d.
rection OF Mrs Noble, who led with c.
L Easton.
Misses Megow, Hanscom and Bryant
gave a ribbon party Thursday evening
at Prospect park. Cards were played.
and later the hostesses gave a cake
walk Miss Myrtle Bryant furnished the
music.
Miss Edna Hayworth Chapman enter
tanned about sixty guests yesterday af
south, in honor of her cousin, Miss
Florence Lincoln. of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. George A. Henry, of the Hamp-
shire Arms, VIII entertain at a musicaie
Tuesday evening. The Temple CGartet
will assist in the programme.
Last evening the Kappa Delta Phi gave
an informal dancing party at the home
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DAYToN's RLUFF.

Mrs. Sherman Edginton and Mrs
re Nay entertained the Jolly Cincb c1 wv
utSu2y evening at Mrs EIdgin OF 80
1IoT me MRS: j. w, LIE May. MRS, ReIIv .
prizes The club will be enterfaine ~ ,,o eIe
W Mrs. George Morrow, of Minnean,n-IIiies'
MIS-. Adolph Giesen, of Mound ctraat
entertained the New Century clilh ThHrs,
Ma Hfsg +b be[ernoon- Mrs; George Rank, Mrs
recipients OF prizes. The cl11h will , " ere
II n Two weeks with Mrs. ]. S Frv iiiee eS
6ates avenue. ~ oi
r. r. rqImTmage sale will be held shortly
Aven,e a@ 81 T. by the ladies of the Bates
committee held meeting Friday 49, .
~ Nm On at the home OF Mrs. Frank I>o,,
DoEne, OF East Third street. to cononI k9. Il
plans Tor the sale pete
me following young ladies gave n s,,r
Prise party Saturday arternoon for q 81 SGl-
MARY Dawson, of Red Wing The NTi tn.c.S
3Att1e DoWlan. Mary Kelly. Dora So
: r i"i SIce Neison and Ada Lockwood Mics
"I,' McAhtcsh chaDeroned the party.
MISS Anna Seeger, of Maple street ~,
Iiertalned at cards Saturday afternaor
1rlzes We're Won by Miss Johanna ITo1i
Mss MSS Ottliie LOTHIAN and Miss There's,
MISS Erna Heineman. 10
The Misses Gretta and Elsie ATerta,,.
VI bflteS avenue, entertained inforrn9li
at cards Saturday evening Scores -, -
49, Ieue ny Mrs. j. Franzen, Mrs Holm
elannlgan, j. Franzen, John FIannieao
and c. Weinhagen. 3 q Il
The Prosperity Cinch club met 1,bnrs-
Gay afternoon with Mrs +. Iindeiro
fTr were taken by Mrs Hartman
M1s. II: X. Schafer and Mrs. r Roears
MIS- Edward Tubesing, of Mel can st1o,t .
Will entertain next 81 ee''
Mrs. A p. Rotert, of Hudson avar,,o
entertained the Ladies' Aid Societ1 os
the Bates Avenue N. e. Church T'uesdo,,
AFTERNOON. The society will meer Inax+
tuesday with Mrs. w. Fl. Hayward a.
Maple street ol
Teqtonic lodge. Ladies' Auxiliary r.
the United Norkmen, viii give Marty
tuesday afternoon at Odd Fellows hail
10 celebrate the initiation of the h1In-
dredth member uu
Mrs. ?. H. Kelly, of Hastings avenue
VIII entertain today at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. l. A. Bennett Mr.. and Mrs. q q
Bennett, of Pullman, and Irve Kingman
of Des Moines.
MRS. Horace Sheldon, Miss Edith Shell
don and Louis Sheldon, who visited Mr.
ana Mrs. r. S. Dyl2en, of Hastings ave-
nue. have returned to Paynesville. Min !.
The Epworth League Society Of 1he
safes Avenue NJ E-Church will give
d soclal FRIDAY evening at the home
OF MISS Clotilda Brink, Bates avenue
A surprise was given Friday evening
Tor Rev. A. l.. Koeneke, Maple street
by the Epworth League Society of the
Dayton Bluff German NJ II. Church
Mrs. b.. i. Joanson, East Fourth
street, entertained uhe Ladies Co-opera-
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tive Society of the Atlantic Congrega-
ticnal Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Englis,l
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer he'd
a special meeting Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs C. j. Weyi.
Mrs R. i. McCleary entertained at din
ner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Holmes and family, OF Saltwater. There
were ten guests.
Miss Ada Cockroft, of Fergus Fails.
who visited Mrs George Hamlin Maria
avenue. during the week, went to Chi
cago Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. George. Conway
street enterta ined the Daytons Bluff
Branch of the Order of Iron Hall Mon
day evening
Mrs. William Meyer, who visited her
sister. Mrs. Samuel 1'racger. Hadson
avenue has returned to her home in
Mrs Herman Mercord. who has been
visiting Mrs Richard Kneuertz, OF the
Alcaydc, has returned to Prescott. Wis.
Mrs Ralph Brownson. Maple street will
entertain the Home Mission Society Of
the Bates Avenue M. e. Church.
Miss Alice .Quist lett Friday to spend
the week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Quist Lindstrom, Mimi
Mrs. Frank Hevener, Hoffman avenue.
will entertain the Dayton'S Bluff Euchre
club Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Johns
Catholic Church met Thursday after
nocn with Mrs. Malley.
Miss Eta Bergmeier, Fountain street,
entertained a few friends Monday after
noon for her birthday.
Elite Court OF Honor gave a social
Wednesday evening at the lodge rooms,
on East Third street
Mrs. G.. Wilder entertained Tuesday
afternoon for the birthday anniversary
OF her daughter Helen.
J. GrSMold, of North Dakota, has been
spending a few days with his family,
of East Fifth street.
Miss Minnie Dixon. of Saltwater was
a guest recently of Mrs. Hugh e. White,
East Third street
Mrs. August Eggert, Arcade street, has
been entertaining her niece, Miss Thode,
of Blacksburg, 10.
Miss Gertrude Benny, East Sixth
street, entertained last evening from
o'clock to 1890
The I'm Zoo Wee club met Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Stella Willius, Hoff-
man avenue.
MI and Mrs E. w. Swenson. Hast
ings avenue, entertained informally Mon
Gay evening.
Mrs. Engquist and Miss Lillian Bruner,
of the Euclid View, have been visiting in
Red Wing.
Miss Elsie Hartman, of the thinner
man flats, entertained Friday evening
Miss Alma Jacobson was given a sur
prise party last Friday evening.
Mrs James MulHgan, Fremont street,
is visiting in Fort Dodge, 10.
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NEWBORN.

The Woman's club met Wednesday aft
einoon. Mrs. c. r.. Cowell read the pa
per for the day; topic, Historical Wom-
en- Of France" and Joan of Arc" Mrs
Howard, Miss Sarah Noltimier and Mrs.
Kent were the guests present
Mrs Pierscn, Mrs. Hall, of Minneapo-
lis, and Mrs. Smith, of Oakland, were
guests of Mrs. FL. M. Tuelie Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Parker entertained Mrs
Franklin De Cou at luncheon Wednes-
day.
MIR. Jones, of Albert Lea. is a guest at
the home of Mrs. Mary Notimier
Miss Sarah Noltimier entertained Miss
Uhl, Of st. Paul Park, Sunday.
Miss Cordelia Wilkinson is entertain
ing Miss Sallie De Cou today
Miss Mary Mcknight visited Miss Hat
tie Fromer last Sunday.
Miss Frances Parker will spend several
days this week in Mankato.
Miss Gowan, of I.itchneld is a guest OF
Mrs. Sau2ris.
Mrs goice visited friends in Hastings
last week.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. Charles Leidman, of North street,
entertained few friends Tuesday after
noon in honor of her fifty-f1rst birthday.
The guests We're: Mrs. P. Nelson, Mrs
L. Peterson. Mrs: Borgstrom, Miss Elk
wald, Mrs. G. Heidecker Mrs L. Ander-
son, Mrs. v. Christ, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Larson, Mrs. Kirk. Mrs. Lindquist, Mrs.
Sandeen, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. El1holm, Mrs.
tquint, Mrs. Dalhgreen, Mrs. Donaldson
and Mrs: Rebeck. Mrs. Dahlgren and
Miss Leidman assisted. The decorations
were roses, carnations and ported plants
Mrs. Leidman received a number of
beautiful gifts of silver and china
Mrs. Charles Richter, of Reaney street
entertained at a coffee Tuesday after
noon in honor of her birthday The
guests were Mrs. A Gauger, Mrs G.
Weyh, Mrs. c. Schroeder, Mrs B. Hue
nisk, Mrs. A. Smith and Mrs. ]. Enten-
nan. Miss Cornelia Schroeder assisted.
In the evening large company was en-
tertained at cards.
The jolly Cinch club was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Edgington, on Mime
haha street. Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Lee
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NORTH 81. PAUL.


MIR. and Mrs. H r. Stone entertained
at tea last Thursday in honor of the
Misses Nickerson, Dixon, Holmes, Wyatt,
Denser, TGlly, teachers in our public
schools. end the Misses Dixon and Fry,
of Saltwater.
Last Thursday the afternoon Cinch
club met at the home OF Mrs John
Boucher, on Belmont street, St Paul.
Prizes Were won by Mrs. o. L. Sleeper
and Mrs. A. Eugene LaPpine.
The public schools closed on Friday
for one weeks vacation. All the teachers
have gone to their homes for the Easter
holidays.
Miss Carroll, of St Paul, was visitor
at the home Of Mrs. John Herrick on
Tuesday last.
Silver Lake Lodge No. 81. x. of P,
will give card party on the night Of
April IS.
Miss Helen E. Tuny. received the c. c.
C.'s on Tuesday night.
J. G. Earhrff has returned from his
trip to Chicago.
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ing at the Sons of Jacob synagogue. Tho
bride was attended by Miss Rae Shapario
as maid of honor, and by Miss Rose
Marks and Miss Ida t'inlelstein as
bridesmaids. Harry Hertz was best man
and Isaac L4ande ana William Druck
were the ushers. Following the ceremony
there was a reception at Lifts hall.
which was attended by 800 guests
The bride was gowned in Paris NOUS
seine made over white taffeta, and car
ried a bunch Of bridal roses. Miss En-
selstein wore white organdie and carried
pink roses. and Miss Marks was Gowned
in blue crepe de chine and carried pink
roses The maid of honor wore blue
mousseline de sole and carried pink flow
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Katz will be at home
after April Is.
The marriage of Miss Caroline L. Barry
and MI Frank A. Grace took place at
her residence 52S Canada. street, Satur-
day evening at 6 o'clock. Rev. ]. B. Has
lam, of St Paul's church. officiated.
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The Ladies' Missionary society will hold
its regular thanksgiving meeting at
Trinity church this evening. Mrs. Bishop
dress sESj
The retiring officers of the Ladies Aid
Society of the. Presbyterian church serv-
ed a luncheon, at the home of Mrs. G.
c. Wallarhasts Friday afternoon.
gave a card party Wednesday afternoo1 !,
entertaining the members Of Diamond
Lodge, Degree of Honor
TIE Young Peoples societies of the
Park will unite ihsh sunrise prayer n2eet-
ing, to be held at the Congregational
church Easte9 rnDrnng.
TIE F.pworth League Of Trinity chtrof
gave an anclaynlous social at the horne
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The Parish Aid Society of the Church
OF St. john the Evangelist will hold an
Easter sale Wednesday, April TO- in the
guild room of the church The booths
will be managed as follows: Fancy work
Mrs John Townsend; homemade cook
ing, Mrs. Kendriclz; apron, Mrs. T. w
Jerrems; white goods Mrs c. E. Bean:
sundries. Mrs. NJ. G. Cooper. The Young
Women's Chancel guild VIII have charge
of the candy table, and Mrs. s. c. Cook
viii serve hot chocolate and waters
Rev. and Mrs. Huston Taylor will be
the guests of honor at a reception given
Thursday evening at the House of Hope
chapel, on Bradley street, by the women
Of the chapel, assisted by the Y P. S.
c. e
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Swedish NJ E. church will hold an Easter
sale of fancy work and a pie social
Thursday evening in the church parlors,
corner Tenth and Temperance streets.
The Ladies Social Union of the Uni
versalist Church of the Redeemer will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs L..
r. Grant. 596 Canada street
Miss Proctor will give q flower german
at Seminary hail, Saturday evening. April
Is.
The Sacred Thirst society will meet
this afternoon at Cretin hall at O'Clock.
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Arrangements have been completed for
the ball TO be given at the RYAN hotel,
April l., by The Athletic association, of
the ST. Paul Central high school. The
Twin City Mandolin club will play. The
following women viii be the chaperores'
Mrs. Condo Hamlin, MRS. J. 3. Cable.
Mrs. j. Y. Robinson, Mrs. Christian Fry,
Miss Minor. Mrs. De Camp. Miss New
son. Miss Dougherty, Mrs. +. Smith.
Mrs. Plant, Mrs. Salisbury and Mrs.
OCOnucr
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SEVENTH DAY ADvENTrsrs.

Low Rates to Rattle Greek, Mich.
Conference Via the NOrth-WeSt-
err Line.
For this occasion the North Western
Line will sell round trip tickets March
81 to April 1. at one fare for the round
trip. Ticket offices ALB NicolieC avenue,
Minneapolis; 3S2 Robert street. st. Paul.
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Easter Millinery.

The Schultz-Wilson Miliinary Com
pany, 4l2-414 WabaSha street, carries the
largest and best assortment of Hats and
Novelties at the lowest prices
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MATRIMONIAL.

The r7ar1fage Of Miss Sarah Natho,
to R. \. jIatz cook place Tu,asClay eysa-
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HONOLULU OFFICE, MAGOON BLOCK,
UPSTAIRS.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Pearl City Cemetery is now open for
nterments. A special funeral train
leaves the railroad station at 2:15 p.
M, daily, remaining at the cemetery
until after all interments.
The rates for transportation are
one dollar for the corpse, and fifty
cents for the round trip for
mourners.
Plats are now on sale at the Office
of the company, ranging in price
from $40 up, according to location
and size. No other charges of any
nature.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS
ISOLATION, LTD.
Room B, Love Building, Fort St..
70-3mos.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Wants the Band.

ED. The INDEPENDENT:
l regret very much to see that
there is movement on foot to
strike out the band item in. the ap-
preparation bill.
| think il this is done great mis-
take will be made, and a great in
justice done to the poorer class OF
the people. For this is about the
only chance great many Of them
ever have Of ever hearing good
music, or Of enjoying themselves. |
also consider that as this baud is
about the only thing we have, in the
way Of amusemsnts, it should stay
by all means, aud to put it out OF
existence would be little less then q
national calamity. l, however, agrte
that the other islands should at
times have the pleasure OF having
the band visit them.
Again if this country was bank
rupt, or any other calamity had
fallen upon ia, there might be some
reason for this measure.
But the fact is this county never
was IN a more prosperous cond ton.
Take, for instance, the. sugar indus.
try, is it not now on better paying
basis than it ever was before, and is
not this true OF almost every other
kind OF industry, with the exception
of coffee. 1t is true there is a
strengency in the money market,
but this is due to the rascal Y
would-be company promoters that
have flooded this country with
worthless sugar stock, and who
alone are responsible for the d 4pres
sion that exist at the present time
Now, il the members of the Legisls-
ture want to safeguard the money
OF the public, let them pass a bill
that shall make it crime for com.
p.ny-promoters TO receive paid up
stock, or take any other unlawful
means Of defrauding the public.
remain, yours truly,
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Music at Might.
Ed. TIE INDEPENDENT:

Ed. TIE INDEPENDENT:
l will be grateful to you, il you
will g.ve me your opinion as to
whether l can play on my piano in
my own house during the night. |
have several neighbors, some OF
whom make the nights very noisy,
and | have no kick coming, hut |
have one neighbour who gets very
mad with me- because [ play little
at 2 a. IN the time | get home from
work He says he will have me ar
rested. Can he do so? And if so can
| have his children arrested, because
they hammer on his piano from 6 a.
~ the time | want TO 60 sleep. No
other neighbors complain OF m e
because my muse is very good.
play II Trovatore, Martha, and
similar classic music while from his
piano emauates only etudee. scales
and rag, time tunes. What shall
do2 FRITZ.
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I'm the first place the plan is the
most teastly instrument we can
imagine and it should never be
played. II the neighbor Of Fritz
allows etudes, etc, on his piano at 6
a. m. he should be invited to buy a
lot on Mount Tanta us and move
his piano there. We think 2 q. 10.
is a very proper time to play Mar
tina but not on a piano. We think
that Fritz ought to be shot, as well
as any one who owns or touches a
piano and we have framed bill to
that effect which will be presented in
the House by D ckey in due time,)
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sHERIFF's SALE.

In pursuance Of an Execution is-
sued out Of the Supreme Court Of
the Territory OF Hawaii, on the 18th
day of February, A, D., 1901, in re-
matter OF L, f. White, plaintiff. vs,
O. Ill. Patzig, defendant, have
levied upon the personal property
of,said defendant, @. II. Patzig, on
this Dist day of February, A.. D.
1901, and, shall expose said PROPERTY
for sale at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Police Station,
Kalakaua Hale, in Honolulu, Island
OF Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, at II
o'clock noon of Thursday, the 28th
day of March, A. D. 1901, unless the
judgment amounting to Ninety-two
and 65 100 Dollars, interest, costs
aud my expenses are previously paid.
Said property levied upon being:
60 Chickens,
/ Cow,
Drz4n Pigeons,
l Double seated wagon,
Road Cart,
Single Harness.
CHAS. T. CHILLINGWORTH,
Deputy Sheriff Territory of Ha.
wall
Honolulu, Oahu. O. 35.5t
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At the Mint.

On March l6, there will be a
meeting of the directors of the
Mint, to discuss tue question of
coinage, and the size Of the eqniva'
lent to be poured out for quartsr.
The stockholders are requested to
meet later on in the new beer gard
en-, back OF the Mint, and there ex-
press their views on dividends and
reserve funds. The President
hopes that there will be a full
attendance,
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Happy Rousekeerers.

The arrival OF the lark Andrew
Welch, Captain Drew, yesterday
morning from San Francisco, has
relieved the coal oil market. While
famine in kerosene was threaten
ed, there is now no danger OF such
a condition, The Welch brought
1000 cases OF coal oil.
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NOTICE TO INTENDING pAssEN
GERS.

The S. s. "Zealandia" will also
leave for the port of San Francisco
on Thursday, the 18th inst, at IL
o'clock noon. The latter vessel
has been reitted and will take
Cabin passengers.
w. G. IRWIN g. co, LTD,
General Agents, Oceanic S. S. Co.
-an..-- h2-1t
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KentucBy's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy g. Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islanda
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.Ioter-lSIand Telegraph
Messages in plain language will be
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When telephone connections are
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Joseph M. Lopez has filed suit for
divorce against his wife, Evalina, on
statutory grounds. The wife is
said to be in San Francisco at the
present time.
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The trustees aud faculties of the
Kamehameha schools have issued
cards for reception in Bishop Hall,
on Thursday, April 4. from to 10
p. m, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Bart
lett DYKE,
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Mr.. Bailey. the bicycle agent, was
lin hred yesterday by falling down
the open cellarwsy leading to the
basement of the store of Wall,
Nichols Company.
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The baud will play at Makee Isl
and this evening.
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A supplementary inventory in the
estate OF Amalia Joy, deceased, was
fled yesterday by Mary A. Lee, ad'
miuistratrix, enumerating articles Of
personal property to the value OF
S55, in addition 10 the articles al
ready enumerated in former in
vsrkory.
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Cards have been issued 10y the
Woman's Guild of St. Clements
Chapel for an lat home" on Mon
day, April 8, to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Rain Walker and Mr.. aud Mrs. T.
May. Eight to 80 p. m.
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j. j. Dune OF California and
Rufus A. Lyman, of Hawaii, have
been admitted to the bar OF the
Supreme Court.
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When desiring a hack, surrey
buggy, etc, with careful drivers,
ring up Telephone 113-Territory
Stable Co, Id.
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A brilliant ball was given at the
Moana Hotel last night by the ladies
OF the Imperial Pilgrimage Of the
Order of Mystic Shriners of North
America. Alb Ut 800 people were
present.
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The Kinau left for windward
ports this morning.
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When yor want a hack ring up
1911. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, fine hack,
and no overcharging.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-27
TO LET.

Premises on Kukui Lane, Pos
session given on January l, 1901
For terms, apply to
67E KAPI0LANI ESTATE.