The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-23
LOCAL BREvIrlES.

] The Philharmonic Society viii meet
Thursday night in Pauahi Hail. Oahu
College.
There will be special meeting of the
Stationary Engineers at Elks' Hall
next Saturday evening.
! Mr. and Mrs F. A schaefer enter
tanned last evening at their Nuuanu
! bone with private theatricaIs.
Mrs. Rosalie Freeman has brought
suit for divorce against w. K. Freeman
-, alleging desertion and non-support.
The Hanalei sails for Midway and
Guam at 10 o'clock this morning. and
the Hawaiian band will play it of
Miss D. rArtigue left yesterday in
the Alameda for trip to the Coast.
She win return in about six weeks
The eighty-fourth anniversary of the
Odd Fellows will be celebrated at
Progress Hall next Saturday evening.
A r. Rowat. who has been sick the
past week with dengue fever. is UP and
around and able to attend to business.
Hawaiian Tribe No. l, Order of Red
Men. viii hold their regular meeting
this evening at San Antonio Hall. All
members are requested to attend.
Mrs Maria Love. wife of James R
Love. formerly of Honolulu. died in
Japan April 9Th according to a letter
received yesterday by Detective KAPPA.
The Hawaiian Agricultural Society
win hold a meeting on Saturday at
7:15 p. m. at wahlawa school house. to
precede the meeting of the Farmers
Institute.
Judge Estee will deliver an address
on Future of Hawaii to the Young
Mems Research Club on May 1st. The
meeting will be held at the residence of
L. A Thurston.
Mr.. X Imai, who was here to study !
sugar has been heard from. He is now
at Tai Hoku, Formosa, where he is be- |
ing at the Government Experiment |
Station.-Hawaii Shinpo.
Judge Estee was engaged yesterday
in hearing the bankruptcy case of Tam
Pong. Tam Pong resists the attempt
to place him in bankruptcy, and claims
exemption as a tiller OF the soil.
Judge Robinson yesterday approved
the report of Commissioner Whiting in
the case of Harriet Bailey ct al VS.. n
Cushingham ct al. and order
ed the property sold as recommended.
The Missionary Cleaners annual
avn party this year will be held at the
residence of Mrs. w. R. Castle, on Sat-
nrday. May 2, from to p. m. Fur
her announcements Will be given
alter.
An answer has been filed by w. c.
Achi to the complaints of Jacintho and
lose Furtado. in which he claims that
hey never paid in full for the lots
old to them. and that deeds were not
.iven.
Any member of the order of Odd Fell
Ows wishing invitations for friends for
he anniversary celebration at Prog
ess Hall next Saturday evening, can
btain same by calling on Paul Smith,
V. F. Storey, or A. F. Clark.
The Supreme Court yesterday heard
he cases of Henry Smith VS.. Mrs S.
}. Rose et>al.. Territory of Hawaii VS.. III
'engiro and c. A. Brown vs. A W.
'arter. Argument in the Brown-Car-
er case will continue this morning.
High Sheriff Brown has received from
Deputy Sheriff Hitchcock of MoIokai
eply to the complaint of Mrs. Emma
-akuina. He declares that the car 6
hich struck Mrs. Nakuina was going g
My at a moderate rate of speed. He 8
enies also that he was intoxicated. *
Treasury Agent MacLennan discuss e
with the Governor and Secretary l9
arter yesterday the plan for payment 8
the fire claims. No decision has been
ached as yet. though the idea still ap- g
ears to be. to secure the assistance of q
e claimants. in making a pro rata q
stribution of the bonds. g