The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-22
LOCAL BREViTlES

DT. Raymond is absent on Maui
Monday will be Shriners' night al IA.
Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett are WIS.,
iting on Maui.
w. G. Weldon, II. McCants Stewart
and George Weight have gone to Mau-
nalei plantation.
A magic lantern entertainment was
given the other evening for the bere-
tit of Waiohinu Church.
The erection of the poles for the rap
ia transit system has been begun on
King street.
The quarantine launch Oahu moves
to the Channel wharf today, where she
will be stationed in future.
The steamship Moana is to take the
place of the Warrimoo on the return
trip ffom the Colonies next month.
Senator Achi is suing the Kapiolani
Estate to compel it to afix the legal
stamps to his deed of the $4,000 tract
he has bought at Kalihi.
Carl c. Rhodes, clerk in the office
of w. q. Irwin IL Co. and Miss Clara
Mccarthy. We're married Monday after
noon at the Catholic Cathedral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Morrison expect
to leave for the Coast on the MarIposa
on the 9th instant. They are at pres
ent stopping at the Moana Hotel.
A native paper states that Home
Rule prayer meetings are held every
Sunday to "beseeCh heavenly guidance
for Delegate Wilcox at Washington"
F. j. Cross has been elected presi-
dent of the Wireless Telegraph Com
pany, vice William r. Castle, resigned
and c. j. Hutchns becomes vice presi-
dent.
A. b. Scrimgeour the expert en-
ployed by the joint finance committees
eminent are in better shape than ever
before.
Mrs. f. b. McStocker and daughter,
Julia, are expected next Saturday on
the Kinau from Hilo. Mrs. McStocker
will soon leave for the Mainland to
place her daughter in school.
Many of the Shrners are TO leave on
the Healandia. which is booked to sail
on Wednesday, March 81. A number
must return at that time, instead OF
waiting for the Ventura, ten days
later
James N. *. keola, captain, and
George Cummings, second lieutenant,
of Company /. n. G. H, at Wailuku. -
have successfully passed their eXami-
nations. and have received their COM
missions from the Governor.
The Oceanic steamship Zealandia is
expected to arrive the first thing this
morning from Port Los Angeles with
over five hundred Porto Ricans 10
work on the plantations.
Rev. Mr.. Stuntz, en- route to the
Orient, was formerly pastor of Meth
odist church at Mount Vernon, Iowa.
He will take charge of the Methodist
church work in the Philippines.
Miss Ardella Mills daughter of Hon.
William II. Mills. a prominent official
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pahy who Is visiting Honolulu, will
sing at Central Union Church Sunday
morning.
At the literary social last night In
Central Union Church, an interesting
and entertaining program was given
A large number of young folks were In
attendance. and the affair was a very
enjoyable one.
Professor Cook received word yes
terday from Pinehurst, North Carolina,
of the death of his only daughter, May
Cook Sharp. 1t was quite shock To
him. he not even having been aware OF
her illness, which was only of weeks
duration,
4, II. Richards has resigned his posi-
tion Of superintendent of livery for
the Honolulu Stock Yards Co., Ltd,
which he has held for some time. Mr..
Richards will take a short vacation,
after which he viii go into business
again,