The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

this evening in I. o. O. F. Hall.
r c. A. Peterson will return to Ho.
nolulu on the steamship Manchuria.
T. c. Ballentyne, brother of Man.
ager Ballentyne of the Rapid TRANSIT
Co.. is seriously i'll.
| Incarnation" is the name a
Porto Rican, arrested for being drunk
gave at The police station last night
Gospel mission, Oregon block, Hotel
street, opposite Bishop, at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon Mrs. Damon will be
in charge.
| Fred Alexander of the firm of the
j. A. NJ. Johnson Co. returned yester-
/ day on the Sierra from a business trip
to the Coast.
| The Honolulu branch of the Thee
| sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
iani Building. Thursday visitors night
Ivor Lawson, the champion bicyclist
of the United States, was a passenger
aboard the S. S. Sierra, en- route TO
Australia where he goes for a seasons
racing.
This afternoon at 2.90, boys class and
at o'clock business mems class, in
Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium. At the last
business mems class, sixteen We're
present.
Dent H. Robert, managing editor of
the Examiner. who lately spent a
vacation in Hawaii, will mary Miss
Elizabeth Woodson at the Hotel Ma
jestic, New York, on October 5.
Mr.. John Waterhouse, who has been
quite sick at his home on Tantalus, was
I, III ID
of Health ambulance and is now at the
Queens Hospital under the care OF DR.
Baldwin.
Capt. H. H. Smyth, Judge A. A. Will
der, Jos. P. Mendonca, Mrs. Milus w
Parkhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Maertens
and child and DR. and Mrs. Jas. Ma
loney and child, were lately at Byron
Hot Springs.
Abram Kaulukou, son of Judge Ka-
ulukou, returned on the Sierra yester-
day, having completed a three years
course in law at Yale. He will engage
in practice here and expects to hang
his single out in a few days.
High Sheriff James j. Peterson of
Manila, P. l., and daughter. Mrs.
Brooks, through passengers on the
Doric yesterday. Were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck. Mr..
Peterson is from West Virginia.
An evening paper reports that
Harold Jeffs and wife, who We're
divorced a few days ago, have become
reconciled and remarked, in conse-
quence of which the sale and division
IF their property are declared off.
Frank j. Donnerberg and Lizzie E.
Terrell, of Portland, Ore, were married |
On September 8 at Astoria, where they |
will make their home. Mr.. Donner-
berg was connected with Wichman & |
Co.'S jewelry store for several months, |
leaving last year.
Edward Pollitz the San Francisco |
1roker, arrived in the Sierra, bringing |
word that the Hutchinson Plantation
Co., is going to have it's next crop re-
ined at the Honolulu Plantation Co.'S
mill. Mr.. POLITE looks for four cent
ugar the coming season.
Allan Kelly, formerly of the San |
Francisco Examiner. and now with the
4os Angeles Times, accompanied by
1rs. Kelly, who is a well-known writer
n the Pacific Coast, passed through
honolulu yesterday en- route to the
olonies. Mr.. Kelly achieved fame by
is capture of the great grizzly bear
ronarch, for the Examiner.
Rev. Daniel Shepardson, Ph.D.,
rominent Baptist preacher who was
ormerly assistant to DR.. w r. Har-
er, now president of the University
Chicago, arrived in the Sierra to
II the pulpit of Central Union church
uring Dr. Kincaid's vacation. DIR.
hepardson has been partly paralyzed
II thirteen years and recently sus-
lined a fracture of his right thigh
)ne. His degree of Doctor of Philo-
,phy is from Yale.
News was received yesterday of the
larriage in San Francisco of Miss An
a Perry, sister of Judge Antonio Per-
Y, formerly of the Supreme Court, to
emple Bourke, jailer of Oahu Prison.
he wedding took place on September
J, the Rev. Father Sullivan of st.
Lary's Cathedral officiating. Mr..
burke went to San Francisco recently
4 vacation trip, and but few knew
lat he had matrimony in view. Mr.
ourke is well-liked in the community
I'D he is tried and trusted official.
iss Perry has been teacher in the
lblic schools for many years.