The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-20
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

DR.. Hoffman did not go to Hilo on
Monday as reported.
Henry Hogan. attorney, is sued by
the Campbell estate for $50 as rent of
office room.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening with work in the
first degree.
Court Lunalilo No $500. A. o. F., viii
hold their regular business meeting this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. r. D. Myers will open her stu
do for oil painting, etc, this morning
at Room IS, Alexander Young building.
The Eagles will hold their regular
meeting this evening in San Antonio
hall All members are requested to
attend.
At it's regular meeting this afternoon
the Board of Health viii have some
business left over from last weeks
session.
James L. Friel, purser of the steamer
w. C. Hall, will marry Miss Alice
Novel; at Nawiliwili, Kauai, this
| evening.
Mr. Bachelor, new arrival from
Scotland, is an accession to the force
of the Honolulu Iron Works He is a
cousin of Mrs. Walter Shields
The Home Rulers appear to be get
ting farther from an appeal in pro-
portion to the length of time elapsing
since the taste of county government.
The Alameda sails from the Oceanic
wharf for San Francisco at nine o'clock
this morning. Among her freight is q
oh
bananas.
Judge De Bolt, having got his share
of the civil calendar under easy con-
troll. has changed the jury hours in his
court from 9:30-12, 1904, to 1912, "a.
1912, PA.
Geo. H. Williams has received the
Republican endorsement to be appoint
ed sub-agent of lands for Hilo and
Hamakua. Commissioner Pratt is also
favorable to him.
Victor, a. native driver of an express
wagon, was thrown from his seat and
dragged some distance, by his horse
running away, yesterday. Fortunately
he escaped with slight bruises.
The Maile lima protest against the
Pacific football team, for playing
sailor from the British ship Netherby,
has been dismissed on the technical
ground that it was not entered in
time
Dr. Humphris, who returned home
from a visit to London and New York
last week, became strongly imbued
while attending medical college lee
lures in New York with the virtues of
electricity as a remedial agent.
Although the old staff of clerks in
the Public Works Office has returned,
in consequence of the untimely end OF
county government, Superintendent
Holloway has not yet made permanent
appointments in the business division
of the department.
There will probably be a meeting OF
the Board of Agriculture this after
noon, if James D. Dole comes in from
Wahiawa. With President Thurston
on voyage for San Francisco and A.
w. Carter gone to Hawaii with For
ester Hosmer, there is only a bare quo
rum left on this island.
A movement is on foot among several
influential people of the city to organize
Temperance Cadet Corps for boys
between the ages of twelve and eign-
teen years The movers have request
ed Mr.. Frank O'Donnell, of Camp NC
Kinley, who has been SO successful in
forming boys clubs, to organize ana
take charge of the corps.
Court Hawaii, NO. 1859, Independent
Order of Foresters, last evening elected
the following officers for 1904: e. j.
Day, w. c. r.; c. W. Weatherwax, v.
c. R.; L. Fl. Mesick, Rec. Sec; j. M
Webb. Fin Sec; Julius Asch, Treasur-
err: Rev G. L. Pearson, Orator; John
Hills, S. W.; Fred w. Weed, j. W.;
H e. Hendricks, S. B.; A. E. Carter,
]. B., Dr. A G. Hodgins, Court Ply
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