The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29

rapidly coming to the front, and the
membership roll has greatly increased
during the past month. With such
popular officers as DR.. w. ]. Goodhue.
president; w. F. Sanborn, secretary,
and Charles Krohn, treasurer, the club
is bound to be a success. Mr.. III. A.
Jaeger was elected by reclamation as
delegate to the Territorial convention
in Honolulu.
Mr.. JAS A Mcdonald, our popular
wharfinger, is having his house enlarg-
ed and remodeled, and is also having
the walks put in first-class shape.
Coming events cast q shadow before"
! Mr.. c. w. Mcleod of Wahiawa had
an experience on Sunday, the 10th in
slant, which almost cost him his life.
1t seems that he was bathing with
q number of other young men at La
wal Gulch, and had remained in the
water until almost exhausted, when
he was carried out beyond his depth
by the undercurrent. He was rescued
by his comrades, when it was almost
too late, and by their heroic and per-
sisteut efforts he was at last restored
to consciousness. 1t was an expert
ence which he is not likely to soon for
get.
Mr. H. H. Brodie has perfected new
system of waterworks in Hanapepe,
and much praise is due him for the UNI
firing energy which brought the move
nent TO a successful issue.
Miss Jeanette Hasty of Makaweli, a
graduate of the Honolulu Normal and
Training School, has been appointed
assistant in Hanapepe. This now makes
a staff of five efficient and painStak1nS
teachers, who will endeavor to solve
the difficulties of the rising generation.
Much regret is felt and voiced owing
to the intended departure of DR.. w. j.
Goodhue, who has been appointed to
he faI Irn6 rlncifinn MnlO- ]
kai The doctor has resided in Eleele /
for about a year and a half, and dur |
ing that time has made many friends, 4
not only on this plantation, but on the
neighboring plantations as well. nile (
we feel sorry TO lose one who is so de- I
servedIy popular, we must congratulate
him for being selected to fill a position [
for which there were SO many appli-
cants.
Mrs. Moler and baby arrived from
Honolulu last week Both are looking
well.
Ping pong has taken hold of Eleele.
Some good games may be witnessed at
Mr.. Mays house almost any evening;
and there is some talk of a competition
between representatives of Eleele ana
Mr.. Jaeger's camp at Kawaihaku we
Kawaihaku has advanced
n the art of ping ponging, so g good
game ought to be the outcome
Mr.. Vaughn of the Kauai Soda
Works, who has represented the COM
,any in Eleele for the past three
months, has again returned TO koloa-
lie will be much missed in Eleele,
where he is a general favorite.
Mr. Lydgate held service in the han g
asst Sunday evening. The new serv-
&c will be held August oath.
KILAUEA PLANTATION NOTES.
The steamer Re Au Hou sails for
honolulu with Senator Isaac Kahiiina
his evening.
The Kilauea Republican Club VIII
old a meeting in the plantation tool
DOM this evening at 7:30 o'clock, for
he purpose of electing a district COM :,
aittee to the Lihue convention, TO be :
ED on Friday, the Sth inst, and also
delegate to the Territorial conven-
ion, to be held on the 1st of Septem-
err and also the election of permanent
Ulcers of the club.
A Japanese laborer Of Kilauea Plan
alton fell off a horse on which he was