The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

meet tonight.
Tomorrow's band concert will be
given at Makee Island.
Mrs. DIR. Raymond was among the
Passengers who departed yesterday in
the Korea
Mrs. Marion NJ. Luning and Sherman
W. Hoyt were married Thursday by Rt
Rev. H. B. Restarick.
The divorce of Ida Brown We. Chas.
H Brown has been dismissed. 1t is
said the libelIant has departed for the
mainland.
The Rev. w. H Fenton-Smith. rec
tor of Kohala, will preach in St Glenn
ent's church tomorrow Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock
Judgment has been rendered in the
circuit court for the plaintiff in the as
sumpsit suit brought by the Enterprise
Mill Company against Lee King for
s466.70 and costs.
& George Heffiand Bigelow OF this city
has been granted letters patent on nut
locks, device for holding the nut on
the bolt These devices will be manu-
featured in the East.
The final account of David Dayton,
administrator OF the estate of A A
Doiron. deceased, was presented yes
terday. in which a balance of 1884 was
shown to be due him.
Senator d. P. r. Isenberg. who has
been confined to his home with a
sprained ankle for week. was out yes
terday, and expects to be in his place
In the senate on Monday.
Referee W. T. Rawlins heard testi-
mony yesterday afternoon in the United
States court room in regard to the
bankruptcy proceedings against the
Hawaiian Paper Co, Ltd.
David Dayton. administrators of the
Estate of Henri Courtois. has filed his
final account as such showing a bal
ance of SIG. The same administrators
for the estate of George McInnis. has
filed a final account showing balance
of $1,000
Geo. Lucas. clerk of the Circuit Court,
has filed an afidavit that he has at
tempted to make service of the divorce
summons in the case of Franc Robins
Winsiow VS.. Henry E. Winslow, oy
sending notice to Lyon & Wolfson, at
Manila. where winsiow now resides
A copy of the summons was mailed on
January s.
C. s. Desky, Minnie Desky. and Bish-
CD & Co. have fled an answer to the
complaint filed by the German Savings
and Loan Society, in which they admit
ha sing executed a promissory note to
the plaintiff. but deny the right OF the
plaintiff to forecIose and have the prop
erty involved, the Progress block, sold
for the whole amount of the mortgage
debt.
FEATHER" Bailey. a former missionary
in Hawaii. celebrated his eighty-ninth
birthday in Alhambra. California. He
is the only surviving member of one
party of missionaries who assisted in
the evangelization of the Hawaiians-
MIR. and Mrs. Bailey went to Hawaii In
1886 where they remained until 1889.
Since that time Mr.. Bailey has made
several Journeys between the Islands
and California
Stanley Bates, who was resident OF
Honolulu for a few months last year,
accompanied by his wife, and gave out
the impression that he had fallen heir
to a fortune, is now in Alameda in
volved in litigation with a collection
agency. Bates did business here as a
money-lender. Upon their return to
Alameda last year the Bateses furnish
ed a. house deliberately, but despite
Bates's fortune" he put a chattel
mortgage on the property. Now the
mortgage wants the furniture or its
equivalent.