The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

''CoI StdiS ATKINSON lett san FTan
cisco, October for New York.
Regular meeting of Eagles this even
ing at 100 o'clock in X. of p. Hall.
The --nti-SaIoon League meets
Thursday afternoon at the Y NJ. c. a.
Mrs. f. B. McClanahan gave tea
yesterday afternoon at her Manoa Val
ley home.
Governor Carter is working hard on
his annual report and hopes soon to
send it to Washington
For the past three nights the night
blooming cereus hedge at Oahu Col
lege has been in full cluster.
Damien Council No 500, Y. NJ. L.
meets this evening for regular business
jim San Antonio Hall, on Vineyard
street.
David Glass and Miss Mary Taylor
were married at the Royal Hawaiian
hotel on October q, 1906, by Rev. z.
| B. Turner.
door at the residence of his father in
kunawai. was yesterday fined $40 and
$3.50 costs for the offense.
A fine Odd Fellows jewel, awarded
some time ago by Harmony Lodge,
Hendry from an eastern jeweler.
The arson case in which Harry c.
Mossman is playing the star role, was
yesterday again continued in the Dis
trict Court, this time until the 18th.
The funeral of Miss Victoria Kalae-
hao of Kakaako, aged 81 years, will
take place at nine this morning from
the Townsend parlors, Alakea street.
A lengthy answer has been filed in
the Circuit Court by respondent in the
case of Love VS.. Scroggy, in which the
dissolution of partnership in an ex-
press business is sought.
S. B. Harry of Waikiki departed in
the schooner Kineo for Delaware
Breakwater, several months ago. The
vessel is out about 1S5 days and has
been posted for reinsurance.
Antoine Rosa, charged with making
off with a bicycle on which his only
claim was by right of discovery, ap-
peared before the beak yesterday
morning, being remanded until Satur-
day
I Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Alfred Larson
wish to thank all who so kindly as
sisted them at the funeral of their only
son, Lars Alfred, also for the beautiful
flowers sent by kind and sympathetic
friends.
The grounds of the Beretania pump
ing station have been greatly improv-
ed in the last two weeks. A new
fence has replaced the former rickety
one and the yard has been planted
with grass.
Two commitments to the Reform
School were made yesterday. Peter Ma
wall getting eight weeks suspended
sentence and Manuel de Costa getting
two years. Manuel had been up before
last May. !
Mrs. Domitela Paiko died at 10
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will take place today at 2
o'clock at the Honolulu Undertaking
Parlors. Mrs. Paiko was over eighty
years old.
John Oliver jumped his Sc bail and
failed to answer when called at the
police station yesterday. Oliver had
been booked for drunkenness. Makano
Kumata, who had gone the same
course, was fined 81.
A transport dance was given at the
Seaside hotel last evening in honor of
the officers and ladies aboard the
transports Sherman, Sheridan and Bu-
ford. A large crowd was present and
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
hour.
All Chin. George Kaupena and All
Cheong pleaded not guilty to charges
of burglary before Judge Lindsay yes
terday Kaupena is charged with hav-
ing stolen a great quantity of lead
from the Beretania pumping station
grounds.
The HOLSTER Drug Co. have shown
their appreciation of good promotion
work by having their front dec
GRATED in cream and gold embellished
with most handsome signs for which
Tom Sharp, the 5. S. Sign man, is re- :,
sponsible
Arbor Day falls on November ?. One
hundred and fourteen prizes are to be
awarded to various classes of the pub
lie schools for tree planting done a
year ago. The class found to have at
tended to its tree in the best manner
is to receive a prize
Captain Humphrey, L. S. A, Depot
Quartermaster here. is reported to
have been assigned to duty elsewhere, g.,
and may leave for the mainland in
the near future. He will probably first
go to a military hospital in the east
to undergo treatment.
J. w Brit of Beretania avenue had a
row with his neghbor. Mrs. Machado,
in the course of which the politest
name bestowed upon her was that of
chicken thief. Brit was fined s1.50 and
the costs of the court. amounting to
$3.50, after Judge Whitney had heard ,
the evidence
Ex-Governor General Ide of the Phil
nv hi Il
Miss Marjorie Ide passed through Ho-
nolulu yesterday on the Hongkong Ma
ru Mr.. Ide was relieved as Governor
General by General J. F. Smith. He I
stated while here that the hours of .
work on the Hawaiian nlantations are