The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Billy Woods has been made turnkey
| at Oahu prison.
| VIM. Mckinley Lodge No. s. X. Of P
meets this evening at Harmony hail
| 7:a0.
Wells, Fargo & Co. will start their
gust LIST.
Mrs. NJ. E. Scott of San Francisco is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Pratt for
an indefinite time.
wireless message from Hilo yes
terday announced the death of w. G.
Cook, who is well known in Honolulu.
The shirt waist dance to be given this
evening at Progress Hall by the Rath-.
bone Sisters will be very pleasant
social affair. Do not forget it.
Major Milsaps will conduct the ser
vice in the Salvation Army Hall, cor
ner Nuuanu and King streets, Sunday
evening at p. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend.
Ten years ago Arthur Wilder and
gether. Now, one is Acting Governor
of the territory, and the other is Act
ing-Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Helen A. Holt, guardian of the Holt
minors, has filed a return for a sale
of real estate recently allowed by the
court. The property sold at auction
for $1,000, which is stated to be less
than was expected for it,
The Acting Governor has plans for
the Ononino of ylyC IN
Guiding one in Nuuanu valley. oSe
near the Kaiulani school, one in Makiki,
and one in Kakaako. These are in
tended principally as Fairgrounds for
the children.
1t seems that there was no truth in
the report of the marriage in San
Francisco recently of Frank Creedon,
private secretary to Governor Carter.
The young, woman to whom it was re-
ported Creedon was married came hople
on the Korea yesterday.
United States District Attorney
Breckons and Associate Justice Wilder
of the Supreme Court are booked as
of the Coptie, which leaves
here on August for the Orient. They
are going to Japan on a vacation trip,
and will be away about six weeks.
John Hastings Rowland, Assistant
of Public Works. has
brought suit against the Hawaii Her
aid Publishing Co, Limited, because of
the publication of an article in the
Herald charging Rowland with favor
tism in the granting of contracts and
with unfitness for his position.
the Korea, and expressed her delight at |
being once more in the comparatively |
temperate climate of Hawaii Her |
trip to the East was mainly on bust |
ness, but she was much entertained in |
New York, Washington, Lexington.
Kentucky and in other places she
visited.
Col. VIM. H. Holabird, who is going |
o the Philippines to look into rail- |
way prospects for Hartman, is a |
'eteran California land-boomer. Old |
irne San Diegans will remember him
S having an extensive business there
n 1869. Col. Holabird made the
most of his short stop here yesterday
nd took in all the convenient sights.
The coming Iolani Guild luau will be
he event of the season. The commit
ee in charge are preparing it on a
-ery large scale, providing enough of
IL the good things for twice the num-
YER of people than the tickets printed.
hey will leave nothing undone for the
omfort and accommodation OF the
.uests. If you have no ticket, do not
esitate to go on that account, for you
viii be admitted when you pay your
ollar at the gate, Beretania street, op-
osite Central Union church.