The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-05
A NEW DISC PLow.

mlttee.-Eerald.
A NEW DISC PLOW.
Albert Horner, inventor of the best
disc plow ever put in use on this ISL
and, was through portion f>the dis
trict last week in the interest of his
invention. This piow is being adopted
by the plantations generally along the
coast.-Herald.
CHURCH SOCIAL.
The social at the First Foreign
Church Tuesday evening was well at
tended notwithstanding the unfavor-
able weather and counter attractions.
The general arrangements of the So
cial were in charge of Mrs. H. L. Ross
and Mrs. J. T. Stacker, and they left
nothing undone to make it a pleasant
affair. The church parlors were beau
tifully decorated in green and red.
Large red dahlias in full bloom and
umbrella plants and papaia branches
gave the colors. A short program was
rendered. W. C. Cook of Papaikou
sang a solo and in response to an en-
core recited one Of his favorite selec-
tons. Mrs. Lewis played a piano piece
and was heartily erlcored, as was also
Mrs. Moses, who played beautifully on
the violin. Mrs. Curtis Of Olaa and
Mrs. Bartels, who were to have taken
part in the program, were missed, be-
ing detained at home.
After the program the people present
We're served with ice cream and cake,
and all passed a pleasant social hour.
Tribune.
PLEASANT PARTY AT CANARIo'S.
The dance given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Canario Tuesday evening
at their home on Volcano street, in
honor of Miss Stella Pedro of Kailua,
was one Of the most enjoyable parties
of the year. The guests present num-
bered over forty and all had pleasant
time. Dancing was the order of the
evening, Mrs. Tracy presiding at the
piano. At eleven o'clock, the guests
were served with delightful refresh
ments.
THE HUNTERS RETURN.
Geo. MUMMY, j. q. Smith and others
returned last Saturday frem their
hunting trip on Mauna Kea. Their
weeks outing was a great success from
the sportsman's standpoint. The game
was plentiful. Wild turkey, plover and
wild hogs were bagged right and left.
Mr. MUMMY had an especial exciting
experience with a wild boar, which
chased him up a tree, from which
vantage point MUMMY had an easy vic
tory with his six shooter.-Tribune.
SLOW BRIDGE WORK.
The people of Puueo and others in
Hilo who were in the habit of using
Bridge street as a thoroughfare are
expressing their nervousness on all
sides on account Of the slow progress
in the matter of erecting the new
bridge. They wonder when travel may
be resumed on Bridge street. MIR. Fer
nandez, the contractor, was buncoed
out of a lot of time by the MISPLACE
ment of papers in the case at the head
office in Honolulu. He consequently
demanded an extension OF time from
the Department. The number of men
at work is not large enough to develop
much speed, so the people sweat ard
wonder when the new bridge will be in
Sales.--future.
JONES GOES HOME.
Kentucky Jones has booked for pas
sage to San Francisco by the next
Falls of Clyde He returns to his old
home in Kentucky to reside per-
manently. Mr.. Jones while a resident
of Hawaii has made a circle of friends
limited only by his acquaintance and
there are few who do not know him.
He will take back to the blue grass
state, for the delectation of Henry
Watterson and others, a fund of stories
and tropical "reminiscences which will
forever put into the shade the effete
raconteurs of that effete country
Tribune.
HILO NEWS NOTES.
The Elks Club will soon issue invita-
tions for a Ladies Social session to he
held in their club rooms Friday even
ing, October 16.
The Elks gave a social session Mon
day night at their hall. There were a
number of the members in from the
country and visitors from the city.
Milton Rice cracked the whip and the
evening passed off with eclat and mer-
riment