Hilo tribune., 1904-07-08

Tie Lecture last evening al the lialil
Church ON Japan 10y Rev. w. T.. Westcr-
welt was highly entertaining, and drew
forth q pood crowd. Ills st%crcopticon
views were excellent.
u. l.. Van Dine. the Entomologist for
the Hawaiian Agricultural Experiment
Station, has been speni ing the past two
weeks ON this lslard in research for the
Department of Agriculture.
Miss Clara Wight aud Miss Maud
Wight of Kohala were visitors in Hilo
during the 4th Of July festivities. 1t has
been some three years since the Misses
Wight were last seen in Hilo.
Mr.. Geo. II. Williams and Mr.. A. h.
Loebenstein left overland Tuesday for
Mahukona to meet Commissioner Pratt,
who arrived Yesterday. They will probab-
" return by way of Hatnakua.
Hon. Gilbert y. Little was a departing
passenger on the Enterprise for the Coast,
where he has zone on a business trip.
lie expects TO return by this am Enter
prise, when he will open an office in Hilo.
The Hilo Chess Club meets tomorrow
evening at the home of Chr. Castendvk
at Reeds Island. The two games now
being played between Honolulu and Hilo
have not as set reached an exciting stage.
Homer l.. Ross was a returning pas.
scngcr on the Kinau, having spent a very
pleasant vacation at his home in Iowa.
His wife will remain in the States for a
few months longer, before returning to
Hilo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah, leave this
morning on the Kinau. They have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A. Scott
for the past two days. They visited the
this vicinity.
]. Castle Ridgway, the National Bank
Examiner for the Territory Of Hawaii, is
now engaged in examining the Wailuku
National Bank on Maui and the First
National in Honolulu. He spent the 4th
at the races OH Maui.
The American Hawaiian Steamship
"Arizonian" came into port Wednesday
morning, with cargo of sugar from Homo
lulu and Kahului. After taking on a
cargo of sugar here, she will clear for
Delaware Breakwater.
Mr.. A. G.. Curtis Of Kurtistown, Olaa,
left this week by the Mauna L.oa for
Honolulu, where he meets his wife.
They leave on the new steamer Mongolia
from Honolulu today, returning in Sep.
tembcr on the Siberia.
Miss Fannie Greenfield, who has been
visiting Mrs. o. a. Stevens returned to-
day to her home in Hamakua, having
made a great many friends for herself
here, and carrying back with her a num-
Der of additions to her string.
There will be services at the First
Foreign Church, Sunday, July 10th,
1904, at 1900 A. NJ, by Rev. Curtis T.,
] olllNlAlSs II Il lbh lSNNS looh vi
With the Hcrodians Against Him.
Mark: 40. No evening service.
Mrs. Madden has been visiting hei
sister, Mrs. McQhaid of Olaa, for the past
week. She was a frequent visitor in IIilc
during her stay, and enjoyed the life Of
the City very much. She leaves this
morning for her home at Paauilo.
Mr.. Sam p. Woods. Mr.. Blake and Mr.
Paetou are returning passengers on the
Kinau this morning to Mahukona
They say they are not at all discouraged
in regard to tennis, but that they viii
come again, even if defeat stares them in
the face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hind, accompanie,
by Miss Mabel Woods, all of Kohala, lief
last Tuesday morning for the Volcano
and returned home on the Mauna I.oa
This was their first visit to Hilo and tn
Volcano, and they say they were not i
the least disappointed.
The TRIBUNE is,in receipt of Bullet
No. S of the Hawaiian Agricultural T.,
r pertinent Station on "The Sugar Can
Leaf-Hopper," written by ID, /" va
Dine, the Entomologist. Copies may /
obtained from the station in Honolulu
]. G.. Smith in charge.