Hilo tribune., 1904-07-08
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Mr.. Ed. Weight OF Ookala was visitor
in town during the holidays.
DIR. L. w. Taylor was in own on
"Wednesday looking aiter business matters.
Mrs. A. b. Locbcns,cin nee Miss
Spencer) was an arrival ON yesterdays
Kinau.
DR.. Cooper has cabled his consent to
be reappointed a member Of the Board of
Health.
Miss Mary Meme leaves this morning
for Honolulu To visit her sister, Mrs. A..
7. Anderson.
Miss Gertrude Rcnton and Miss Meta
Kay are now visiting the Shipmans at
Reeds Island.
Abraham Louisson, the Coffee King
has made Hilo his headquarters since be-
fore the Fourth.
Capt. Niblack of the Light House Board
arrived on the Kinau to look after local
light house work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald {. Kennedy are
at home to their friends at tile Kennedy
House at Waiakea.
A. b. Merrill and wife left yesterday
afternoon for the Volcano, where they
will stay a few days.
ID. b. Maconachie of Theo. II. Davies
* Co., Ltd. came on Yesterdays Kinau
to look about the City.
on the last mail of the death of one of
his children at the Coast.
Miss Clarke and Miss Hooper of Kona
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ship
man on the and, Srd and 4th.
Father Oliver, after twenty years stay
in Hawaii, left on the Enterprise for a
visit to his old home in Belgium.
DIR. Grace |nnounces in this issue of
the paper that he has taken DIR. Archer
Irwin into partnership with him.
Miss Meta Kay and Miss Gertrude
Reuton have been the guests of the Nc
Stockers of Olaa during the week.
Hon. S. NJ. Damon and Mr.. Bottemley
of Bishop & Co, have been looking into
business interests in Olaa Plantation.
Sam Decker, formerly of the Bay City
Soda Works, sustained a fractured leg by
falling from a street car in Honolulu.
Miss l.. May of Laupahoehoe and Miss
Barnard of the same burg were present at
the several Hilo functions during the past
week.
Forester Hosmer arrived in Hilo yes
terday per Kinau, and will make a tour
through the Island before his return 10
Honolulu.
Harold Dillingham;, well known in
Hilo, was Captain of the Harvard Varsity
crew, that won the race from Vale in the
recent meet.
w. l.. Beckwith of Mani died on June
27th of tuberculosis. He was an old
Kamaaina, and a prominent business
man of Maui.
Miss Nella Souza, who has been in
rather poor health for some time past, lett
for the Coast Wednesday to recupcrate
her strength.
The Enterprise carried away three OF
Hilo's school teachers for their summer
vacation, Miss Deyo, Miss Lampman and
Mr.. Cyril o. Smith.
Miss Ethel Homer, the champion in
ladies singles for the Territory, was III
Hilo over the Fourth, returning Wednes-
day to her home in Hamakua.
Mr.. x Mrs. Rufus A. Lyman arrived
on the Kinau from Honolulu, where Mr.
Lyman was summoned as a witness il
the Spreckels' water front case.
Mrs. Milton Rice departed OH the En-
terprise for the home of her mother, whit
recently died. Mrs. Rice went on to lool
after the interests of the estate.
The Food Commissioner and Analyst
Robt. A. Duncan, reports a sample o
Hilo water sent down by Inspector ID. 5
Bowman to be of excellent quality.
Mrs. Vim. Richard left ON the Enter
prise for her first trip home since her maj
riage, some three years ago. She is on
OF Honokaa's popular young married pei
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. Barbour of Ka
wiki were departing passengers on tn
Enterprise. They leave their bushes
matters in IIilo in the hands of Georg
Mumby,
LoSr-Silver watch of foreign mani
facture on or near School street, Hil'
Five dollars reward will be paid III
finder upon delivery to the police hea'
quarters.
Mrs. T. X. Clark, wife Of Captain 7. 4
Clark OF the Wilder $. 5. Co., died at he
home on Emma street in Honolulu {
1880 July Ist. Mrs. Clark was in h
62nd year.
Mrs. Robt. T. Forrest a long tin
resident of Hilo, now residing nj Kailu
is visitor at the Shipmans. She sa
she finds so many new and strange fac
i'm our midst.