Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-31
KOaaLA'S BIG lVtEI
BASEBliL CANE BROUGHT
BIGGEST CROWD 0F YEARS
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL NEWS
OF THE DiSTRiCT-DR. ATcH-
ERLEY's DlsPENsARY.
SOCIAL NEWS,

brought over the Hilo crack players on
The 2lst inst, accompanied by their
numerous admirers, and landed them
at Kawaihae, from whence they jour.
neyed by carriage provided by the Vol.
cano Stables to Waimea. During their
stay they were guests at the Akona
hotel. On Monday, cath inst, the boys
visited the Parker place at Mana and
on the 10th they tyok. IN aieturn XII.
iIaU from Kawahae for Hilo II is to
be hoped that successful team Of Hilo
crack players will be brought to the
field in the near future.
The large crowd that attended the
baseball match exhausted even the
large resources of the Waimea Vol
cano stables and the powers Of it's
manager, Ben Kuhus, in providing rigs
TO convey them from the various out.
| lying districts to and from the scene
OF action.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. /. Wight of the
Wilder's S. S. Co. were guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Lows Kapaau place on
the Goth and 21st inst. They depart.
ed by the Kinau on the afternoon of
the 2lst, taking that boat from Mahu.
kona.
Quite a party of the North Kohala
enthusiasts were guests at Senator
Woods.Puuhue ranch on the night Of
the 2lst. They were on their way to
| Waimea to witness the baseball games
that were to be played on the following
day and Sunday. During their stay in
that neighborhood they occupied the
lanakila house, which had been en-.
gagged for the occasion. They returned
home on the evening OF the 23rd highly
pleased with the success OF the south.
Woods, one of the party, was an umpire
for the games. The party included
Senator =. p. Woods, Messrs. Samuel
Woods, Tulloch, VIM. NcDougall,
Blake, O'Brien, Gay and others.
Mrs. T.. Il. Conant Is visiting Mrs.
/. w. Carter at Waimea.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Widemann and
their guests at Mana were among the
spectators at the baseball games on the
afternoon of the 23rd.
Miss Eliza Low Of Huehue is paying
her KOhala relatives visit.
The policeman school teacher and a
few others from Kawaihae entertained
the baseball visitors with a concert
on the night Of the 22nd. This was
held at the Waimea Court House and
entrance fees were charged.
The candidates about whom It was re-
ported that they had been melting the
road laborers to strike at Multi were
Republicans.
Some of the strong Republicans in
the Kohalas, since the report OF the
Brown-Chillingworth resignation, have
been heard to remark that they hoped
the Democrats will win at the polls.
Messrs. J. +. Woods and Ollie Ship.
man, Governor J. 7. Baker and the
Democratic candidates for Represen.
tatives are now in Hookena, South
kona. They will speak from Kaelema.
kule's lanai at Kallua, North Kona, on
the 3lst inst. The largest Democratic
rally is expected, for that district, with
Charles Mcguire OF Haehue as chair.
man and president to the precinct club
will undoubtedly bring forth his full
display of Democratic voters. A big
rally Is also expected for that party at
kapaau next week. The members are
baking great preparations and some
sensational speeches will be given the
audience.
Dr. Atcherley has opened his dispen-
sary at the Souza house, Kapaau, op-
posite Burgesses' painting shop. The
doctor can be found at the Dispensary
by telephone, etc, from 10 a. m. to l
p. m. and p. m. to y. m. and other
times at the house Office, Hale-ihi-lani,
Kynnersley place, North Kohala.
The Rev. Mr.. Fenton Smith and 9TH
ers went on fishing expedition at Ho-
noipu beach on the 2ith inst
Miss Clara White of Halawa will 90
to Honolulu for visit. She takes the
Kinau from Mahukona on the after.
noon of the 2Sth.
Mrs. j. F. Woods of Kahua is at
Mana.
Mrs. Eben Low had a house full of
guests during the week. There were
Mr.. and Mrs. william Shipman of Hilo,
Mrs. Carrie Robinson of Honolulu, and
Miss Hons Of Waipahu, Eva. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shipman departed for Hilo on the
9th inst, making their journey over.
and through Waimea and Hamakua.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson and Miss Hons
make their departure today. They
will take the Kinau from Mahukona
for Honolulu.
Miss Kate White OF Halawa is visit
ing the Greenwells and Wallaces in
South Kona.
II is rumored here that Governor
Carter ousted Brown and Chilling.
worth because these men would not get
the police officers to swear to the Re-
publican party.
Such Is politics in the tropics.