The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
(From Thursdays Advertiser,

(From Thursdays Advertiser)
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Grinbaum have
returned for the winter.
Major Purdy and wife will return
from New York by the China.
Ex-Governor Cieghorn is back from
a short vacation on the Coast.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs, Kincaid and Miss
Kincaid returned on the Mongolia.
Mr. and Mrs A. Hooking were re-
turning passengers on the Mongolia.
Olaa Plantation Co. meets this after
noon to consider the bonding PROPOSE
tion.
James McCandless has returned from
n visit to his aged father in the Sound
country. n
Percy Henshall, brother of George
Henshall of the Star, came in on the
Mongolia.
The desertion of the cook delayed
the sailing of the Irmgard from San
Francisco.
Robert Cation, who has been buy
ing stone for the new cathedral wing,
has returned.
|
terday congratulated Attorney General
Peters on his appointment. g
NJ. F. Prosser has been commissioned
as first Deputy Attorney General. w.
S. Fleming is second deputy. %.
Supervisor Paele now charges Kea-
nu with having wantonly had road la
borers arrested and annoyed them with
threats.
Superintendent Babbitt desires that
the patriotic exercises in the public
schools for the McCandless prize should
be general.
Superintendent Babbitt and Commits
sioners Harrington and Wight yester-
day took a trip to Pauoa to investigate
a school site.
Judge De Bolt has issued a writ of
attachment on the Waikiki Seaside
Hotel, including $1,000 in the hands of
Fred. Wundenberg, garnishee.
Col. Thomas Fitch is in the city
again, called hither by the sake cases.
Henry Bews, the new Hawaiian Ho7
tel manager, has arrived. ..-
Mr. and Mrs. j, r. Gait, Mrs. F. w.
Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. n Richard
lvers, y. q. Traphagan and rs p. L.
Weaver are back from their vacations
Mrs. F. E. Damon speaks at the
Gospel Mission hall this afternoon al
2:3O on the subject of The Armor OF
a Christian" All are cordially in
vited.
Judge Dole finds his cold so severe
that he has no voice for the Thursday
Club address he was to give this even
ing at the Y. NJ. C. A. 1t will be giver
Il at some later date.
, Mr.. Walter F. Dillingham;, who wen
up to the Coast recently, returned
yesterday on the Mongolia. He reports
that he went up on Olaa and dredging
business and got what he was after.
number of the friends of Mr.. Ott'
Hillefeld, who leaves for Germany, ell
route to Mozambique, on the Manchu
ria, was the guest of honor last even
E ing at farewell bouquet at the unior
Grill.
c. G. Bartlett, Henry Zerbe, NJ
Jones, w. T. Rapozo, w. T. Schmidt
b w. H. Hoogs, II. f. Hendrick, A. A
Montana, 4. ]. Smithies and Harry S
i Francis have been summoned as ad
ditional grand Jurors.
Governor Carter yesterday dictate
n reply 10 Lorrin Andrews letter an
= nouncing his resignation as Attorne
General. He merely acknowledged tn
receipt of the letter, thanked Mr.. An
drews for his past services and ex
= pressed the hope that his expectation
= in his new field, Shanghai, would b
= fully realized. Nothing was said
: the Mkt charges"
/, Ensign Lewis, Lieut.. Johnson an
a Lieut.. Suyeoka, a Japanese Salvation
list, arrived on the Mongolia yesterda
. to take up the Hilo work. Tonight II
r Army will give them a special meetin
= in their hall and would like to haN
- all friends who can come to the NEE
u ing. Adjutant and Mrs. Bamberry wi
- lead the meeting assisted by EnsiG
% Haines and Lieutenants Mcclellan
7 and Jensen.