The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss 3. Lycett, of L. B. Kerr & Co,
is seriously i'll at the Queens Hospital.
Mrs. c. L. Wight will arrive from
the mainland on the Sonoma.
William Mckinley Lodge No. s,
meets this evening in Harmony hall.
on King street
Abbie Kahilahila was sent to the
Girls Reform School by Judge Whit
ney yesterday for a two-year term.
Daniel Pohakala is in the tolls. his
tEsoble resulting from a beating he is
said to have given to Keliiokawahine.
Mrs. Henry E. Cooper and Mrs.
Derby have cards out for a reception
on Wednesday afternoon to the ladies
of Manoa valley, at the Cooper man.
sion.
Regular meeting of Lei Aloha Chap
ter No. 3, o. E. s.. this evening in Ma
sonic Temple Visiting sisters and
brothers are cordially invited to at
tend.
Treasurer Campbell has continued for
two weeks the hearing of the matter
, of the dissolution of Pacific Hardware
Co., Ltd
Miyamoto has complained that his
house on Kukui street was entered
through window and $63.70 stolen
/ therefrom.
Seven stowaways were landed from
the Ventura. Two of them will be re-
turned to Sydney. The others being
American citizens are allowed to re-
main
Miss Helen Wilder is expected home
on the Sonoma for a visit of few
| months with her relatives. Miss Wild
er is now owner of a large ranch in
California.
Frank Grau. plain drunk, was SEN
fenced to ten days in jail yesterday.
Kaanauna, suffering from the same
complaint. was prescribed for to the
amount of So and costs.
A. J. Jenkins will leave for the Coast
in the Korea on November 2, and his
position with the Honolulu Gas Co.
will be taken by o. w. Scott, now with
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.
Miss Edna Lloyd, who underwent an
operation on Tuesday last at the
Queens hospital for appendicitis, is
said by her physician, DIR. Judd, to be
doing as well as can be expected.
Antoine Silva is in trouble again. a
warrant for his arrest for malicious
injury having been issued yesterday
Smashing off the door in the lodging
house of S. Mathews is the specific
| charge made.
All Soon was caught disposing of Uu
which had passed the age limit and
were unfit for food. Lieutenant Wills,
of the police force. is the complainant
on the warrant upon which All Soon
was yesterday arrested.
The Paradise for October is out. It's
leading descriptive article has to do
with the visit of the California editors.
! Another interesting article, Buddhism
| in Hawaii written by a white convert
to the Oriental faith. Is republished in
these columns.
Mrs. Phi. Frear will have charge of
the children's table, Mrs. Joe Gilman
the candy table, Mrs. q. K. Myers the
fancy table and Mrs. Peterson the re-
freshments at the fair given by the Ia
dies of Central Union Church. at the
residence of T. J. Lowrey, November
II.
A rice binder made by the McCor-
mick Company was tried by Fred. G.
Krauss of the Bureau of Agriculture
and Forestry yesterday. Owing to soft
ness of the ground the trial was I'M
satisfactory, but Mr.. Krauss is conf
dent that under proper conditions it
will do it's work we'll
Judgment was rendered yesterday in
the District Court in the case of r.
| H. Trent against E. K. Duvachelle ct
| al. for the collection of a $40 balance
/ on a promissory note. There was no
appearance of the defendants and
/ judgment for the full amount of the
! claim and for 1854 costs and fees was
| rendered.
| From now on until the return Of
+, Rev. Mr.. Sylvester, November l. the
| services at Central Union Church will
| be under the care of Rev. Doremus
Scudder. At the morning service to-
| morrow III a. NO. the text of the ser
mon will be I'VE Are Able" In the
| evening DIR. Scudder viii preach on
| 1.-THE Prisoner in the Lord Besides
| the usual choir music Mrs. Otis and
| Mrs Hoffman will sing 1.-The Invisible
| Land at morning worship. Mr.. How
| land and the choir will sing Himmels
| fsTnplina Thine Ear of ha