The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.


today
Jack Dow Of Lahaina is nursing a
broken arm.
+ Anyone old enough to know a good
thing Will like Rainier beer.
Acting Attorney General Peters re
turned from Maui yesterday.
5. F. Chillingworth and H. Mkt were
among the Likelike arrivals yesterday.
r. A. Duncan. the Maui contractor,
came to town Sunday morning on the
Likelike
Andy Moon, one of the 10th Artillery
football squad, is suffering from d
broken leg.
Hawaiian Lodge meets this evening
for regular business. All members are
requested to attend.
+. c. Creedon, the governors secre-
! tary. returned yesterday with Mrs.
Creedon on the Likelike
George Weight and T. B. Lyons are
the jury commissioners of the Second
Circuit for the ensuing year.
The cargo of the Likelike comprised
500 cases of honey. and full deckload
Of cattle and sheep. She brought about
thirty passengers.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give a
mystery social next Thursday evening
in the roof garden of the I. O. O. z.
Hall. Tickets Csc.
Mrs. Thos. E. Wall received the sad
news by cable of the death Of her
brother, Porter Burdette Davis, in
Modesto, California.
c. H. Willis, manager of Princevjlle
plantation and postmaster at HanaIei,
Kauai, died Tuesday night last after
an operation for appendicitis.
The Misses Noar, who came here to
attend to the winding up of the estate
of their late father, Isaac Noar, are
booked for the China to return TO Phil
adelphia.
The Territorial treasurer will today
be ready to take up warrants 1870 TO
1880 inclusive. It is expected all other
outstanding warrants may be paid by
December Is.
Announcement is made elsewhere of
an evening of music of nations for
the Missionary Cleaners. to be given
at the home of Mrs Theo. Richards on
the 10Th inst.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet this afternoon at $50
o'clock at the residence of W. L. How
ard, 1o71 Beretania street. All ladies
interested are invited to attend.
Among those returning yesterday on
the Likelfke from Maui and Molokai
ports were u. S. Marshal Hendry, E. c.
Peters, Harold Dillingham;, c. T. Chill
Iingworth, W. S. Fleming, Rex Hitch
cock.
The funeral Of Mary Ellen, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Holt,
took place Saturday afternoon from
the residence of John D. Holt on Fort
street, near School. The remains were
brought from Lahaina on the Kinau on
, Saturday.
The piece of land al the corner OF
Nuuanu avenue and Pauoa road has
been cleared and fenced for a park.
Before being anything like ready, large
numbers of boys and young men are
seen playing on the ground and the
air Is merry with their shouts and
laughter-Anglican Church Chronicle.
H. A Isenberg is very i'll in New
York with pneumonia. He caught
severe cold crossing the Atlantic, en-
route from Germany to Honolulu. Mrs.
Isenberg is with him. Daily cable
messages are received from New York
apprising his friends here of his con-
dition. There are strong hopes that he
will recover.
The Rathbone Sisters will hold a fair
Monday. November 6, from to 10 p.
NJ, in the K. of P. Hall, corner Of
King and Bishop streets. Come and
bring your friends. There will be on
sale children's clothing, for boys and
girls; fancy articles suitable for Xmas
gifts, etc. Refreshments served. Pro-
ceeds for a good cause.
w. L. P Bett, head chemist of the
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. at
Puunene mill, died on Friday evening
last He was a native of Scotland and
leaves a wife and two small children
Mrs Bett was a Miss Brockie, niece
of Miss Renwick at Mrs. S n. Castles
The late Mr.. Bett was to have been
buried with Masonic rites at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
! Mrs. William G.. Irwin, Miss Helene
irwin and Miss Margaret Hyde Smith,
who have been in Honolulu since the
early spring, are expected in on the
Ventura. which was due to arrive here
either last night or this morning. Mrs.
Irwin and Miss Helene will not tarry
long here, as they leave for the East
about December 1st, and probably Will
go from there to Europe for the VIM
ter-Chronicle.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, who
have been the guests of Mrs. BALDWIN,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H kittredge,
left Yesterday on the steamer Nebraskan
! for their home on Maui, Hawaiian is
lands Mr. Baldwin was called East
suddenly several weeks ago by the
serious illness of his brother, whose
death has been a great shock to ms
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