The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

General Sumner, L. S. A, and Mrs.
Sumner return to San Francisco on the
Korea.
Robert r. EIgin suceeeds z. A.
Fraser. resigned, as manager of the
Kohala raiiwa--
The first dance of the new year will
be given b. both branches Of the Hib-
ernians in Progress hall on New Years
night
Alarge number of local newspaper
men are contributing stories, sketches
and Deems 10 the Christmas number
OF the Paradise.
Sheriff Brown viii assist Forester
Hosmer in putting up the cloth pla
cards to warn people against the start
ing of forest fires.
Mr.. A W. Eames and family of Wa
hiawa are stopping at the Young. The
The Games intend leaving for the
Coast in the near future.
The Hawaiian Sugar Planters Asso-
citation will meet in the Judd building
at D. m. tomorrow to consider recon-
mendations to the Board of Immigra-
ton.
w L. Grieve, formerly a well-known
Robert Greve, arrived in the Alameda
on a visit to his mother and other rela-
tives.
DR.. A. Vogler and Mr.. J. Baetcke of
Hamburg, Germany, are recent ar
rivals in Honolulu. The gentlemen are
occupying apartments at the Young
Hotel.
It is not generally known that I'm
he sends to Hawaii, Guam. Tutuila,
Panama and the Philippines than on
those used on the mainland.
! Secretary Atkinson had procured a
brief at Washington in reply to the
protest of Senator McCandless against
the $750,000 bonds. He expected to sell
the bonds at 1-2 per cent. interest.
Messrs. Deverill, Emmeluth and Mac
farlane, appraisers of the Kauai lands
on which it is proposed to settle the
Molokans from Russia. will meet to-
morrow to frame their report to Land
Commissioner Pratt
Among recent arrivals of island peo-
pie at the Young are c. Irwin, w. Ct
Ashley, H. Dunshee and B. T. Nase
of Aiea; w. w. Bruner, L. G.. Kellogg
and w B. Thomas of Wahiawa; A
Richley of Hilo; c. Nelson of Puunene
A Joint meeting of trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce and directors OF
the Merchants Association will be held
in the Chambers rooms, Stangenwaid
building, at d. m. Monday, to take
action in support of the Presidents
policy regarding Hawaii.
Judge Lindsay heard argument on
demurrer to the Indictment of c. Shi-
ozawa for libeling Consul Saito and
took it under Amusement. A. S. Hum
phreys appeared as special counsel for
the prosecution, with Deputy County
Attorney Milverton. J. w. Cathcart
represented the defendant.
Mr.. Everton, the superintendent of
the Seamen's Institute. leaves for the
Coast on the Korea, December II. for
a two lrCnths' vacation. During his
absence The Saturday evening concerts
viii be carried on as usual by a num-
Der Of town folks who have volunteer
Ell their services.
J. Ainsworth and wife of London,
England are recent arrivals at the
Young hotel. They expect to spend
about a month in Honolulu and will
enjoy a trip to the volcano while here.
The AinsWOrths are on a tour of the
world and expect to take about three
years for the trip.
Christian church, AIakea, near King
street. today: c. f. Jr., a. m; c. E.
Sr., $50 p. M; Bible school. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, 1 a. M, Our Women and
Their Work; 1880 p. m, "Christ's Place
/ in Mans Redemption" You are cor
daily invited to any and all services.
@. D. Edwards. pastor.
Pastor John w. Wadman occupies his
own pulpit this morning at II "a. m. in
| the First NJ. E. church. Subject,
''Maranatha." Miss Marion Bell sings.
The Epworth League meets at $50.
The City of Cod is the subject and
| Mrs. Hans Jensen presides. Rt. Rev.
Archdeacon Jeffries speaks at 1880. Miss
Bell will also sing.
Dr. c. P. Bagg, wife and daughter,
accompanied by Miss Anna Chapman
of Los Angeles sailed for Guam via the
! transport Logan. They have many
friends in Honolulu and their stay here
was a most enjoyable one. They were
guests at the Young Hotel while here.
On the eve Of their departure the DR..
and wife gave a very pleasant little
! dinner party to a number of their
friends
Mr.. H. Hugh Stevens and wife of
! Colorado Springs are registered at the
, Young. Mr.. Stevens is manager of the
Alta Vista. one of the large tourist
! hotels at the Springs and is. of course,
enthusiastic over that country, but is
greatly impressed with the delightful
! climate and natural scenic beauty of
Honolulu, and also says that Colorado
| has nothing in the hotel line to COM