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

Mrs. ]. a. Hopper returned from tn,
Coast yesterday.
f. a. McInerny returned yesterda.
from business trip to the Coast.
Viggo Jacobsen will engross tn.
Isenberg resolutions in plain old En-.
glish text
Mrs Thos. F. McTighe is staying al
the Hotel Annex, Waikiki, convaIescine
after severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gilman anC
daughter returned from a visit to Los
Angeles in the Siberia.
| Rev. and Mrs. O. H GuIick returned
! by yesterdays steamer from their va
cation tour on the mainland.
/ w. w. Hall departed last evening
on the Claudine for Maui to look over
! the Nahiku Rubber Co. plantation
| W. G. Cooke, brother of j. P. Cooke,
with his wife and two children, arriv-
| ed yesterday on a visit to the islands.
| Joshua D. Tucker, newly made 33rd
| degree mason in Washington. was
among the homecomers in the big finer
yesterday.
Miss Marion Bell, who made such
an artistic success in THE Serenade,' -
Methodist church
Deputy Marshal Winters trip to Ka-
uai is to serve a bench warrant for en-
forcing the attendance Of j. G.. Wy
man as a Federal juror.
DR.. Power of Los Angeles arrived
yesterday on the Siberia and will re-
main here a few weeks He is stop
ping at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Walter G. Smith will give talk on
THE Gambling Problem in Honolulu
at the regular services of the Methodist
church, 7:30 tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peale, who are noted
among the missionaries who We're kill
ed by Chinese mob recently, went to
China in the steamship Siberia about
three trips ago.
There was an informal hop at Camp
Mckinley last night under the auspices
of the Camp Mckinley Social Club
There was a large attendance and
pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Bowen returned
home in the Siberia from their main
land trip. They had placed their son
Spencer in college and visited Mr.. Bow
ems mother and other relatives in Ohio.
Memorial services will be held in the
German Lutheran church tomorrow
for the late H. A. Isenberg,
who was president both of the church
and the school association.
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer and daughter
Miss Irmgard Scha efer, arrived home in |
the Siberia from San Francisco, where |
Mr.. Schaefer had left them a few weeks |
ago on the return of all from visit |
to Europe.
a meeting of directors and chairmen |
of committees of the Waialae, Kaimuki |
and Palolo Improvement Club was held |
yesterday afternoon in Planters hall, |
Judd building. when various items of |
promotion work were considered.
President C. J. Day speaks at the |
mems meeting in Association Hall, |
Sunday at 4:30, on 1.-The Power of |
Christ" Tea will be served at $50 for
The convenience of those attending.
strangers are especially welcome.
E. w. Howe, editor of the Atchison
Globe, accompanied by his daughter,
vas Siberia passenger. They were |
by Mr.. Howe's son, a local |
newspaper man, and by Mr.. and Miss
smmeluth, old Atchison neighbors.
Minosuke Ishii, widely known
Japanese at Kauai, who lived in this
over SO years, died at his resi-
Ience on Pauoa road yesterday morn
ng. The funeral will take place to-
lay at 2 p. m. at the japanese f. |
Iethodist church on River street.
Addresses We're delivered at a social
meeting in Maemae church, |
Suuanu Valley, the other evening, by +:
Irs. E. B. Waterhouse, Mrs. Robert :
Andrews and Miss Nellie Judd. George
piled a stereopticon and /
he stories relative to the pictures were !
old by Misses Elsie and Margaret !
Refreshments were serv-
q. About one hundred natives were
A. S. Brown, assistant paymaster at
ne United States Naval Station popu
,rly called Pay Brown, left on the {
iberia for his new post in Manila He :
as been ordered to report for duty as
ssistant to the general paymaster, Z.
N, stationed at Cavite. 1t is said of |
rown that during the two years he has
cen here he has made host of friends 4
nd not single enemy. He has GER
ainly been very popular and will be