Hilo tribune., 1905-02-07

Valentines-Wall Nichols Co. i4'<
The Chess Club meets Saturday night
ut the home Of DR.. J. Holland.
Frank Medcalf offers a IS reward Tor
the return of a fox terrier pup.
I. A.. Osorio is now employed as a
clerk in the Hilo Railroad offices.
1t is reported that Harold l. Cruzan is
a law student in Stanford University.
u. +. Dillingham; and Geo. r. Ewart
were returning passengers to Honolulu
OIL Friday.
A. Ii. Jackson was a Kinau passenger
for Honolulu Friday, returning tonnor-
row afternoon.
T.. Fuhr, painter aud decorator, is
rapidly putting the finishing touches to
the Volcano House.
Road Engineer C. II. Gere is in Homo
lulu on business connected with the
Public Works Department.
For repairs to frames or lenses OF
glasses, A. r. Sanford, optician, Homo
lulu, makes a specially. See ad.
r. l. Lille and Y. Hamada were the
only passengers OH the S. S. Enterprise
which arrived yesterday morning.
I. II. Lane, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Hutchinson at Kaumana
went to Honolulu on business on Friday.
Miss +. r. Pearce is among the stu.
dents of Stanford University, entering
from the Harke-Hughes school last Sep
TENDER.
Miss Marie Mocine left Friday for a
visit with her brother at Victoria, B. c.
Mr.. J. c. Mocine accompanied his
daughter to Honolulu.
c. l.. Wight, manager Of Wilder
Steamship Co., made a hurried visit to
the Volcano House on Thursday, return.
ing to Honolulu on the same teamer.
From private advices it is learned tina,
the mother of DIR. M. Wachs died at hei
home in Oakland, Cal, two days after
his departure from Hilo on the S. S
Enterprise.
Miss Clara G. Wight, daughter of DIR
James Wight, was married on January
gath at the family residence at Greer
Bank, Kohala, to H. r. Bryant, manages
of Puakea plantation.
If you wish your coffee to bring the
highest market prices let the Hilo Coffee
Mill clean, classify and place the same OF
the market for you. Liberal cash adj
vances made on shipments.
Carl S. Smith and Mrs. Smith leave OF
Friday for Honolulu, where they will re
main during the session of the legisla
ture. During their absense. Mrs. N. +
Tracy will occupy their residence an'
take care Of the children.
The S. S. Helene arrived on Sunda,
morning with 40 bags of Manchurii
mail, and the following laborers for ad
iacent plantations: Waiakea, IS Jap
anese; Olaa, SO Japanese and so Koreans
P~epeekeo, So Japanese.
S. A. Monsarrat. brother of the Nor
~sarrat's of these islands, is to, be married
at San Francisco February 6 to Mrs. Ma
Cars Leib. Monsarrat lived in the Hs
waiian Islands about IA years ago and
quite we'll known. He is employed b
the Pacific Coast Telephone Company.
DR.. Chase Osborne, proprietor Of tn
Saginaw (Mich.) Courier-Herald, accom-
panied by Mrs. Osborne, was one of tn
party of Volcano tourists last week. Nj
Osborne is writing a series of articles o
the United States possessions in tn
Pacific for use of his paper.
Mrs. Clark Smith, of Seattle, Wash
who with her small son has been visitin
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Schoen Z
Hilo and other points in the Island
returned on Friday by way of Honolulu
for San Francisco. She will be joined
Honolulu by Mrs. l.. Aungst of Holualc
and together will visit Southern Cal
fornia.