The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! The Republican Central Committee
meets this evening"
j. S. Bailey. the mattress maker. cut
ms hand hastily in hair picking ma
chine on Thursday
| The William Mckinley Lodge. X. OF
p meets this} evening in Harmony
hall at 7:30 O'Clock
Mrs. MacNiel, mother of Mrs. Walter
Hoffman, will arrive November / to
spend the winter in Honolulu.
Consul r. de 3. Layard will hold a re-
ceptlon from II to on King Edward $
birthday. Thursday, November g.
Governor Carter is still giving audi
ences on the matter of the japanese
contributions for the defense of Douse
Mr. P W. Rider will speak to men
lat the z. NJ, c. A. Sunday at 4:3O;
subject, What Think Ye of Christ ,"
Supper is served at $50
Oceanic Lodge was organized at Ma
sonic Temple last night as successor
of Lodge lie Progress the old French
lodge Of the Scottish rite.
Geo. A. Davis has filed two more IL
bells, each for $1,000, against the p. NJ.
S. 5. Mongolia, by steerage. passengers
left behind here against their Will.
French or German taught in five
weeks. Free lecture today at 10 a. m
4:30 p. m. and p m. in room AL
Boston block. All are cordially in
vited
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Cooke and daugh-
ter We're guests of a. Cooke Seeley at
Danbury, Conn, the middle of last
month, according to an item in the
Danbury Daily News.
Private James Jackson, late of Camp
pleaded guilty, before Judge
Dole yesterday, to having counterfeit
coin in possession. Sentences of Bolton
and Jackson will be given today.
In its final report made public yes
terday, the Federal grand jury urges
against the circulating of
money in Honolulu. The
grand jury had returned % true bills
and one mo BILL
Mrs. Caroline L'Orange announces
the marriage of her daughter Cecilie
Beta to the Hon. Eric Alfred Knudsen,
September Is, 1905 Christiania, Nor
way" So reads a card that has come
addressed to Secretary Atkinson.
Judge Kepoikai is not going to Kauai
% hear cases in which Judge Hardy is
disqualified, the order to have him do |
10 having been rescinded. It is prob |
Lble that Judge Lindsay will be sent |
O Kauai after the Parker case is con- |
luded.
The Atkinson boat crew will give a |
lance this evening in Progress hall to |
which all are cordially invited. The
oatronesses will be Mrs. E. c. Peters.
Mrs. Chas Chillingworth and Mrs.
Chas. Murray. Tickets may be had at
he door.
The Rathbone Sisters will hold fair
donday November 6, from to 10 p. |
H., in the K. of P. Hall, corner Of
King and Bishop streets. Come and
ring your friends. There will be on
ale children's clothing, for boys and
iris; fancy articles suitable for Xmas
fits, etc. Refreshments served. Pro-
leeds for a good cause.
Mary Ellen, the infant daughter of
If. and Mrs. William Holt, Jr., died
esterday at Lahaina. She was about
tx months old. Mrs. Alice Holt sent
he news by wireless to her brother, |
lewellyn Gay, requesting him to pre-
are for the funeral after the arrival
f tn, Kinau. The funeral will take
lare from the residence of John y.
Holt Jr., Fort, near School, street.
The Friend says: DR.. Scudder has /
one East, to be absent two or three
1onths He will address associations
nd churches in behalf Of the American
Missionary Association, which is aid
lg the church work in the islands to
ne extent of several thousand dollars.
,uring his absence Rev. z. w. Thwing
ill aid in the Japanese work of the
Hawaiian Board, Mr.. Theo. Richards
ill aid in taking care of the office
-ork and Rev. w. D. Westervelt will
e temporary editor of The Friend.
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