The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-01

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs, J. ]. Egan underwent an opera
ton yesterday morning.
The strike of 225 il. .auese o. VTaia
lua plantation continued yesterday.
Olive Branch Rebelzaa Lodge 40.
mee-s this eEening at $50 O'Clock.
! M Thomson. editor of the st. Pau
q, Despatch. is on his way 10 Honolulu.
The new luna on the Wa.a.ae ~oad
work is making the men hustle SONS
now.
| A rehearsal for the Elks' MINISTRIES
win be held a Eiks' Hail tonight al
7.3o o'clock sharp.
| John Lycett, .weIl-known old set
tier of Honolulu, is seriously i'll at his
| residence on kinau street.
| A. E. Barnes, a prominent attorney
| of Spokane, hopes TO make trip to
Honolulu in the near future.
George Y. Wallace, a prominent cap
italist of Salt Lake City. Utah, is plan
ming a trip to Honolulu and Japan.
r. c. A. Peterson was at the St.
Francis Hotel on January "A. He viii
arrive on the Siberia tomorrow morn
ing.
Frank P. Woods of EsthervflIe, Iowa.
a banker, contemplates coming to Ha-
wall with a view to making invest
nents.
Miss McGregor left by the S. S. So
noma for San Francisco. where she VIII
purchase spring millinery for B. r.
Ehlers & Co.
Secretary Bonaparte has ordered that
Ensign Wade, late OF the Bennington,
be released, acquitted of all charges
and restored to active duty.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night
F. w. Everton of the Seaman's In
stitutc is returning on the Siberia from
q business trip to San Francisco. Mr..
Everton has been greatly missed ana
will receive warm welcome from the
sailors and host Of friends.
Miss Jessie Forman and Miss De
Witt Of Erie, Pa, arrived yesterday on
the Sierra and are guests at the Mo-
ana They will visit with Mr.. John
ienss, MISS De Wits father. Miss
Forman was here last year.
Dr. Walter c. Alvarez, formerly of
honolulu, announces his engagement
to Miss Harriet Skidmore Smith, Il
student at Berkeley. DR.. Alvarez is a
present an inferno in the City and
County Hospital of San Francisco.
The bulk OF the mail arriving at the
Promotion office yesterday indicates
that Hawaii has made lot of friends |
IN account Of Secretary Wood being |
4 member of the Congressional Com 1
1fttee of the Trans Mississippi Con- |
sress.
Men who wish to hear an expert ag-
talk on Small Farming in |
Hawaii will be delighted to hear Prof
,. G. Krauss in Y. NJ. c. A Hall this
'vening at Z. The 25c. dinner of the
Thursday Club at 6 is open to all who
rider this morning
John It. Albers of Corvallis, Wash,
writes that if any representation goes
o the session of the Trans MISSISSIPPI |
i Congress, I'VE will vote for Homo
llu first, last and all the time This
efers to Secretary Woods crusade in
avor Of the next session being held in
honolulu.
DR.. Armitage gave a pretty dinner
|
[otel, followed by bridge, for which |
our tables were used. The dinner was
0read in the Eva lanai. and the ia
lie was sprayed over with red car
atoms. Among the guests We're Mr..
nd Mrs. Layard, DR.. and Mrs. Hum
hris, Miss Shea, Mrs. Bebb. Mrs II.
Bixby, Miss Higford. Mr.. and Mrs.
awes, Rev. Mr.. F'itz, Archdeacoa
efferis, Mr. A. S. Cleghorn.
Milton H Cook, a large owner in the
J. N Cook Betting Company of San
ra ncisco. and also it's manager. arriv-
on the Sierra With his wife and |
lid. and is now at the Royal Hawai-
n Hotel He is on a visit that viii
'obably last for three or four weeks,
I'd combines business and recreation.
r. Cook is a nephew of Mrs Henry
Highton, and stands high in mer-
.-tila and in social circles. II is the
lest son of Mrs Edith Cook, who
az $1,000 weeks in Honolulu Il year
two ago.