The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
inth sunday after Pentecost.


turned from Hawaii.
L. K. Kentwell and the Oahu Market
Co. have obtained titles in the Land
Registration Court.
| japanese fishermen held a reception
/ in honor of the spirits of the dead at
Kakaako last night.
| Chief Justice Frear, having returned
| in the transport Sherman from the
mainland. will resume duty tomorrow.
from Antoine Joseph, by Judge Robin
son yesterday, on the ground of nom
support.
| The Christian Science Associations
| subject of lesson sermon this morning
will be Mind" Wednesday evening
meeting at 1880.
There will be services at the Chris
tan church today at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. All are cordially invited
to these services.
An evening paper says it is rumored
that Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wingate Lake
may return to the management of the
Alexander Young Hotel
! Encouragement Andrews, besides
isettling tax appeals, attended the hear
ing of some fishery cases on behalf of
the Territory while on Maui.
| John A. Meyer of Pahala, Hawaii, has
been called to his former home at Will
Harrisburg. Ohio, on account of the seri-
fous illness of his.father, and will leave
in the Ventura.
The vaudeville program given at the
L z Of
tended and pleased the audience. There
were several new specialties that We're
,excellently done.
Noah w. Aluli, lately from Yale, has
been appointed by the supervisors of
Hawaii assistant to County Attorney
williams at a salary of 500 a month,
with liberty to engage in private prac-
tice
Treasurer Campbell has granted a
charter to Chang Kim and others for
the Chung Wah lodge, K. of P, which
has already received a charter of the
order from the supreme lodge of the
United States.
Manuel Sarcedo. a Porto Rican from
IKohala, was brought to the Territorial
prison by the Kinau. He is under
for nearly slicing off the ear of John
Orte with a cane knife.
Louis A. Fawcett, prominent Re-
publican party man of New York, has
written to Attorney-generalA Andrews.
an old friend, saying he is coming
through here on the steamer China s
next trip from the Orient.
Professor Perkins of the University
lof Vermont and Professor Hitchcock
of Dartmouth College. New Hampshire,
have returned from a tour of the living
and dead volcanoes of Hawaii and
Maui They have also inspected some
of the extinct craters on this island.
Mrs. C. Montague Cooke. Jr.. gave a
linen shower for Miss Sophie Judd yes
terday afternoon at which eighteen
young lady friends of the bride to be
were present. Miss Judd's enga cement
TO Mr. George Cooke, Mrs. Cooke
brother-in- law. was recently an
nouuced.
Yes" said grocer yesterday,
eggs ought only to be sold by weight.
People who buy from Cinnamon get
lightweight eggs and pay as much
for them as for the heavyweight kind
The Cinnamon feed their hens as lit
tie as possible and the result is a poor
egg product
i L. K. KentweU is going to the MAIN
s land. under the auspices of the Chinese
TX. of p. lodge here, to lecture against
sSthe exclusion law He will hold forth
,satS Portland, Ore, as the first place,
,l,a
vrBSss pronounced against the policy
OF ~ezelusion.
e4ns First Chapter ITO the Story OF
Josephss~ Life" will be Mr. wadmans
| slIb1eefSssis morning to the children in
the FlrsIsT E. Church at II a. m,
| folIowed@by a~short address on Les
sons fronF=k54Sffdhood" The Epworth
League at~6;30 p. m. will be led by
Mrs. S. E. Damon. Subject "Charac-
ter" At 1880 p. m. Rev. W. c. Swear
er. missionary from Korea, will speak
All are cordially invited.
i On trip of the Waialae car yester-
day afternoon, the shield over a wheel
got loose and flew open. Two Chinese
passengers becoming frightened jumped
off and one of them received severe
scratches and bruises. The other one
did not appear to be hurt, judging by
the speed with which he put distance
between himself and the car. Evident
~ he thought the devil that makes
the thing go was after him.
The fourth Korean Methodist church
to be dedicated on the island of Oahu
during the past six weeks will be con-
secrated at Waipahu today at p. m.
The services will be in charge of Rev.
John w. Wadnlan. superintendent of
Methodist Mission at Hawaii, assist
ed by Rev. W. c. Swearer of Seoul.
| Korea, ard several native workers
Persons wishing TO attend may do so
by taking 2:15 train, returning at )
o'clock
The Japanese on Maui are excited
about the death of their countryman
in hospital after having been severely
burned with flaming gasoline in Pun
meme mill They sent for Attorney-gen-
eral Andrews, when they heard he was
on the island and asked him if there
was pher7aa