The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-26

issue
The federal grand jury may make a
report tomorrow.
Honol5aa Sugar Company has a no
tice in this issue
Hawaiian Lodge will meet tonight for
work i'm third degree.
New officers for Honomu Sugar Com
pany is published in this issue.
The Concordia band will go down to
Eva next Sunday and give a concert.
The annual meeting of the Waikiki
Sugar Company will be held on Nov
ember 9Th.
-Four Porto Rican women were given
a month in Jail each by Judge Whitney
today for vagrancy
Consult Y. f. Wichman & Co., when
your eyes trouble you. They will not
advise the use of glasses unless they
are needed
Gilbert J. Waller and j. w. Girvin,
have been reappointed as jury COM
missioners for 1906 by the judges of the
First Circuit.
The best rest comes from good, sound
sleep. SO are Lowney's chocolate
candies the best candy for eating. c.
" ee HOO d co.
1t is current gossip among society
people that the engagement of Miss
Wight and Dr. Knudsen has been de-
clared off. The wedding was to have
taken place soon.
The Territorial Grand jury was In
session this morning in the throne
room. 1t will probably report indict-
ments on Monday.
The doll table will be a special fea-
ture of st. Andrews fair on Saturday
afternoon, October 2S. Dainty dress
ed dolls will be on sale at very reason
able prices.
4 meeting of the Bar Association is
called for November to consider the
endorsement of Judge Robinson which
term will expire on January next,
for reappointment.
The members of the Methodist con-
gregation cordially invite all their
friends to join them in a social to be
held in the parsonage on Thursday
evening at 7:30.
The ~ S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. is
making a showing of new goods which
is well worth seeing. See list in their
advertisement. Don't fail to visit the
millinery department.
Lieut.. Cushman, U. S. ~, has rent
ed the Pearson house at 1926 AleXan-
der street. Mrs. Cushman and son
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Caraher will arrive from the mainland
in a few weeks.
At the annual meeting of the Re-
search Club Tuesday evening at the
residence of w. w. Hall the following
officers for the year We're elected: c.
G. Owen, president; w. c. Parke, vice
president; l. H. Beadle, secretary and
treasurer.
There will be no luncheon served at
st. Andrews fair on Saturday after
noon. The fair will be ins session
from half-past one until six only and
not in the evening. The Hawaiian
band will be in attendance during the
afternoon.
Morris Rosenberg, president of the
Honolulu Aerie of Eagles, was enter
tanned last night in honor of his re-
turn from Denver Col, where he at
tended the recent national convention
of the order. A most enjoyable even
irg was spent.
The cases against thirty-two Chinese
charged with violating the Adams anti
gambling ordinance were continued un-
til October 81 by Judge Whitney today.
! George T ola was given six months in
Jail today by Judge Whitney on being
| convicted of the theft of a watch.
A suit has been brought by Freder-
icka ]. Nolte against E. H. Hart, clerk
of the circuit court of Maui district,
and j. H. Fisher as auditor of the Ter
ritory as garnishee, to recover $3.50 and
| interest and costs alleged to be the
balance due on two promissory notes
| aggregating $1,000 issued by Hart on
June IA of last year.
DR.. Shephardson's second Bible lee
! ture CChrist Greater Than All An
gels'O will be given today promptly
at o'clock in the chapel of Central
| Union Church. This course of most
interesting and suggestive Biblical lee
lures is open freely to the public