The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-27


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Hawaiian Tribe meets tonight in odd
Fellows Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young ar
rived on the Ventura yesterday.
Mrs. C. w. Renear's father. Daniel
F. Bethel, died lately at Millville, n. j.
Geo. A Davis has been appointed
commissioner of deeds for New York
State by Governor Odeli.
c. c. Kennedy returned from a BUSH
ness trip to the coast in connection
with the new Inter-Island steamer.
1t is reported that the Governor has
sent the name of Clarence Crabbe to
the President as his choice for Post
master of Honolulu.
Hon. P. c. Jones has agreed to pay
FhaIf the debt of the Hawaiian Board of
Missions if the other half, $4,000 shall
be raised by November /.
Mr.. White, a brother of the inventor
of the white" Motor car, passed
through on the Ventura yesterday. He
is making a pleasure trip to Samoa.
w. r. Castle returned on the Ventura.
He intends to leave again for the
Coast on the Sonoma to bring back his
wife and daughter who are in San
| Francisco.
Sol Sheridan, the noted newspaper
man, late of the Chicago Record-Her-
aid, is to rejoin the local staff of the
advertiser. He left here year ago last
June owing to the serious illness OF his
| mother.
| Walter Thurtell, proof-reader for the
| Advertiser, returned yesterday on the
| Ventura from a three months vacation
| spent on the mainland. Mr.. Thurtel
visited his old home and went east as
| far IS New York.
Among the debaters of the San
| Francisco Debating League at a meet
| ing held recently in San Francisco was
Miss Leila Elise Dinkiage, daughter of
Customs Inspector Dhlklage and niece
of Mrs. Paul Neumanu.
| In it's issue of October the Saturday
| Globe of Utica, n. Y, has short
biographical sketch ard portrait of
| Frank D. Creedon, private secretary to
| Governor Carter, mentioning in terms
| of local pride his being an Oneida
| county man.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Young and
| Miss Young returned from the coast
| yesterday on the Ventura, and are oc-
/ cupying apartments at the Young Ho-
tel. The rooms were prettily decorated
| with flowers. Mrs. Young was not
feeling well on arrival.
1 fr1cr a
rally at Pearl City station Tuesday
night were brought home in the spe-
cial train of the Republican campaign
ers who had held a rally at the same
place. Chairman Vida of the Republ-
can District Committee of the F1fef
rendered the courtesy to the enemy.
John Fuller of the Birge Wall Paper
Company of Buffalo, N. Y, is at the
lYoung Hotel. Mr.. Fuller makes a tour
of the world once a year in the interest,"
of his firm and has been here on three
former occasions. 1t was the BlrgS
store that the late President Mckinney
was in just before leaving for the BuI
falo Exposition grounds the day he wa:
shot.
Eva Plantation Co. will begin paying
| a quarterly dividend of two per cent
ION March 81. The meeting Of direction
that decided on this yesterday ais
voted extra dividends in November an
December ensuing. which will brini
this years dividends up to eight pc
cent. There has been redeemed TN
wear 100000 of the companys bond
and 5000 900 more will be taken up tn
first of next year, leaving only $4,000
outstanding which it is intended to pa
/ off the middle of 1905.
Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter of Rel
Admiral Silas w. Terry, .. s. n, lat
, " relieved from duty at Honolulu hs
completed her visit in San Francls(
and has sailed for Honolulu, where 81
| will remain until about the first
| November, sailing at that date Tor
l | extended trip to the Far East, return
r ing to washington via Europe son
time next spring. Rear Admiral Ierr
| who retires in December, will maj
t | washington his home for the future.
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