Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-17


California where they work in the
fruit orchards.
Harry l.. Shaw, manager of the Hilo
Drug Co, Ltd. is at the Hilo Hospital
where he is recovering from a very
severe attack of appendicitis. He was
operated upon week ago Sunday and
for several days afterwards was very
sick man, but owing to the skillful
care given him by the physicians at
tending him he is apparently upon the
highway to recovery. His wife has
been besieged by friends inquirins
after his health and his room at the
hospital has been one bower of flowers
ever since MIR. Shaw has been there.
Walter e. Shaw and wife returned
from Honolulu in the Kinau because
Of the Illness Of his brother Harry l..
Shaw. Mr.. Shaw will go to Maui to
day but his wife will remain over a
short time longer.
The Hilo Cotilion Club have elected
new officers for the ensuing year.
II. Deacon and w. c. Borden are in
Honolulu
Hop Wan Co. have closed out their
business on Front street.
A son was born to Mrs. Jas. Webster,
wife Of the manager of Pepeekeo
Sugar Co. last week
Desha's Assistants.
! Geo. l.. Desha, Hilos new postmas.
ter, arrived home from Honolulu last
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the postoiiice. He found that VIM.
Weight, who had been in charge of the
mailing division and stamp window
OF the local postofiice, had resigned
without giving him notice. II seems
that Weight had concluded that Desha
was going to let him out and SO when
he got chance to accept another posi-
ton took 1t without further ado,
Desha says that the idea of letting
Weight out had never entered his
head and that he had sent word to
Weight that he would be retained when
Desha took the Office over, yet Weight
says that he never received any such
word. Miss Martin had sent in her
resignation as assistant postmaster
some time ago. Her place has been
filled by Chas. Sienfsen while Herman
Lendloff has taken Willie Weights
place.
Shipping and Buoys.
There are three sailing vessels and
the s. S. Oregonian in the harbor at
the present time. The w. II. Marston.
ri oil
teen days from Frisco. The Roderic
Dhu arrived from San Francisco a
week ago Thursday and was ten and
one half days in making the trip. She
expects to get away tomorrow. The
John Ena. Capt Madsen, was to have
left to-day for Philadelphia, but the
cook had gone upon the warpath and
quit his Job much to the chagrin of the
captain who will have to hang around
! town until cook is secured, as he and
his men expect to cat now and then
= while upon the long voyage. Ted
Guard goes in the Ena upon trip fol
lis health, and will be gone for severa
I rionths. The four masted schooner
!, Sehone arrived at Mahukona last Sun
:, Gay, having made the voyage from Sar
Francisco in fourteen days. The Clau
a dine left Paauhau last Friday fol
Honolulu with a cargo Of sugar The
!. Observation-Disclosures s. s. Oregoniar
u arrived Wednesday morning from
l. Honolulu with quite large mail. Mr.
o and Mrs. Francis Cay, Mr. and Mrs
$ A. Robinson, and b. ID. Baldwin, all o.
j. Kauai, were among the passengers
n Messrs. Gay and Robinson say tina
x they have been upon the Islands forty
three years but have never seen tn,
a Island of Hawaii before. Mrs. Gay wal
r born in Kohala but this was her frs
|. TO Hilo. All of the party are yer!
+. much pleased with Hilo and its man!
beauties. They left for the volcan,
yesterday and will return to Honolulu
Q by the Mauna Loa. The Kinau arrived
a early Wednesday afternoon with ;
n very light mail and only few pas
d sengers for Hilo. The Kaiulani cam
o over by order Of the Federal Govern
t nent Il few days ago and anchored I
y lwhistling buoy near the end of Blond
d reef at the entrance to the harbor
s much to the chagrin of some Of Hilo'
good citizens who have been unable I,
i do much sleeping since the buoys ar
Il rived. 1t is said that some of Puueo'
p citizens were talking of signing peti
!, ton asking to have this buoy removed
o There is some talk of having a it'll
baseball in Hilo.
l. A. b. Loebenstein is in Waipio doini
IS survey work upon new road whicl
y fas been needed for long time at tina
y place,
Is The Elks installed their new officer
IS Monday evening at Elks Hall. Afte
y the installation very swell socia
st session was given which was enjoye
1t by all present. There were severa
funny stunts performed Norman
Cumplon was in the chair and KEEP
SO the crowd in an uproar by his witt
IT remarks.
T. VIM. Stewart, of the Honolulu Rapi