The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

]. T. McCrosson has returned from
the Coast.
Former Judge Gear arrived from the
Coast yesterday.
The band will play Monday after
noon at the big football game.
Mr. Newcomb the architect and Miss
Newcomb are in Manchester. n. H.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker and
family returned home in the Manchu-
ria,
]. T. Crawley, the agricultural chem
list, returned from the Coast yester-
day.
Miss J. de PArtigue returned yester-
day from the Coast much improved in
health.
Harold Rylett, a British radical jour-
nalist. passed through in the Sonoma
on a tour of the British Empire.
c. NJ. Cooke, president of the Bank
of Hawaii and Mrs. Cooke returned
in the Manchuria from an extended
tour.
G.. c. Widner, a magazine illustrator,
arrived with his wife and child in the
Sonoma for a visit of two months to
the islands.
c. Fl. Thurston, chief engineer of the
Honolulu Fire Department, returned in
the Sonoma from attendance at con-
gress of fire chiefs in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Young are again
in Honolulu and registered at the Ha-
waiian. Mr.. Young is making one of
his periodical business trips here.
Miss sadie McLain, of the Board of
Educators teaching force, returned
in the Manchuria from spending a s1x-
month leave of absence on the rIain
land.
During the gale in which the Sono-
ma ran last Monday the waves wash
ed over the ship time and again and
the bridge railing was twisted out Of
shape.
Mr. and Mrs. Tritch of Denver. Colo,
who have previously visited the is
lands, arrived again yesterday on the
Manchuria and registered at the
Young.
Mr.. Benno Bait, for many years
connected vita the great drug firm of
ed on the Manchuria to fill response
BILE position with the HOLSTER Drug
Co.
Any donations or gifts for the news
boys Christmas tree may be left be-
tween now and Monday at the Sal
walton hall, corner King and Nuuanu
street.
Miss Florence Yarrow, assistant to
the pastor of Central Union church,
returned yesterday from San Fran
cisco whittier she had accompanied the
widow of Rev. DR.. Shepardson.
Clerk Simonton has made an ar
rangement with Auditor Fisher where
by Judge Robinson's jurors can receive
their pay by calling at the Judiciary
clerks office between 1920 and u
o'clock this morning.
A letter has been received by the
Board of immigration from it's presi-
dent, Secretary Atkinson, giving de-
tails of his interviews with President
Roosevelt and Commissioner Sargent
on Hawaiian immigration matters.
One of the finest calendars seen for
1906 is that of the Henry Warehouse
Trust Co From an artistic standpoint
it is the handsomest ever seen in the
islands as it is faithful replica of
the fine painting THE Sentinel" by
Dolph
The Honolulu Improvement Com
mittee met last evening at the Bureau
of Agriculture and Forestry at which
several routine matters were consider
ed. The committee will report regular
ly to the Hawaii Promotion Commit
tee on all matters acted on.
Appeals have been taken to the SUI
preme Court from the District Court
OF Honolulu on the constitutionality of
the county ordinances against barri-
caded doors to gambling places and the
sprinkling of clothes by means of the
mouth in laundering for hire.
c. A. Schmeidte, indicted by the
Grand Jury for ENLIGHTENMENT, was ar
rested under three warrants last even
ing. At a late hour, the police station
said it had been impossible to corr
municate with Judge Lindsay in order
to aseeI tain the amount of bail re-
quired.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 8 o'clock. at
st. Andrews Cathedral, the seven Sun
day schools of the Episcopal church in
Honolulu will meet for a Christmas eve
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