The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-05
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dance will probably be given in the
club rooms on Tuesday evening, April
~. Mr.. McKenney goes out of office
as head of the Elks organization aft
er very prosperous year of admin
istration, and his departure from Hilo
and consequent withdrawal from ac-
tive work in the order here will be a
very severe loss to the personnel of
the lodge. Mrs. Mckinney, by lend
ing the assistance of her musical tai
ents and presence to many of the Elks'
affairs. has helped to make the Elks'
lodge the popular social organization
in Hlo which it has become.-Herald.
EARTHQUAKE IN KOHALA.
A severe earthquake was felt in Ko-
hala on the afternoon of the 29th inst.
1t lasted ten minutes and according
to the report received from Manager
Tulloch of the telephone company
seemed to move in a northwesterly di-
rection from the kohala club to Ma
hukona. AS yet no fatalities have been
reported but we are sure there will be
quite a list before the finish.-Herald.
DELIGHTFUL DANCE.
a most enjoyable dance at their resi-
dence on Pitman street Friday even
ing last in honor of Mrs. MUMMY. An
extension of the lanai formed the
dancing pavilion. the same being pref
tily decorated with ferns and flowers
and brilliantly illuminated by colored
incandescent lights strung across the
ceiling.-Tribune.
BUGGY ACCIDENT.
Driving up Front street on Friday
last Mrs. Lewis Schoen met with a
very painful accident due to the break
ing of a shaft bolt which allowed the
shaft to sag upon the heels of the
horse, thereby frightening the animal,
which plunged wildly, and colliding
with a telephone pole overturned the
buggy throwing Mrs. Schoen with con-
siderable force to the ground Medical
aid was at once summoned, and it was
ascertained that beyond several pain
full bruises about the head and face,
no serious injuries had been inflicted.
From last reports we understand that
Mrs. Schoen is making favorable
progress toward ecoVery.-Tribune.
WAIAKEA REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans of the Third Pre-
cinct held a meeting at Christian Sci
ence hall Waiakea last evening and
nominated candidates to the Terrific
rial Convention as follows: Geo.
Kaiser, G.. f. Alfonso. C. n. Prouty,
John Bohnenberg, f. n. Voeller and
NJ. F. ]. Dale. The Primaries Election
will be held at Christian Science hall,
inspectors-W F. ]. Dale, John Ma
nuia and d. Spaulding.
NOTES.
Capt f. w. Parker of the Wilder's
S. S. Claudine and Mrs, d. T. Bailey
We're united in the bonds of matri-
mony on Monday last.
Mr.. Peck reports that a surveying
gang of six are at work at Honohina
placing the line of Hilo- X ohala rail-
road.
Heavy rains were reported mauka
Monday night, the report being con-
firmed by very material rise in the
waters of the Waikiki.
Mrs Saunders, mother of Capt.
Saunders of the bark st. Katherine,
who had her leg broken in an acct
dent at Puma last week, is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Stone and is
reported TO be dong nicely.
At the Laupahoehoe baseball
grounds, the Papaaloa team succeed
ed in defeating the Pepeekeo team by
a score of 70 to 6, Courage has enter
ed the breasts OF the men from Papaa-
loa to such an extent that they have
challenged n team to be picked from
the Elks of Hllo.
r, p. Ralding, late of Waimea, met
and defeated j. p, Sisson on the courts
of the Hilo Tennis club, Monday, Mar,
2S, by score of Oil, As, 81.
Manager j, W. Mason of the TIllo
Mercantile co, leaves for the coast
on Friday, From Honolulu he win
so To Victoria, dropping down through
the lumber camps Of Washington and
oregon TO san Francisco, lie expects
TO return 10 Hllo about June list bring
ing with him his two eldest daughters
who are in school M Irving Institute In
san Francisco, The Misses Mason
win spend their summer vacation with
their parents In mo
s e.
BURNS AND CUTS slight injuries
of this character uro of frequent ooour-