The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LO(AL BREV11lES.
Geo c. Stratemeyer is in 'town from
Hilc.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott came home in the
Siberia.
Judge Lindsay and bride arrived in
the Iberia.
Ralph YardIey is now making car
ICONS for Life
Another session OF the grand jury
was held yesterday.
Z. ]. Lord, of Lord & Belser. re-
turned from the Coast yesterday.
Fire on Tuesday morning destroyed
the teachers cottage at Waiohinu, Ha-
wall.
3. F. Dillingham; returned in yester-
days steamer from a prolonged stay
abroad.
Miss Prescott's paper. the Times.
came out yesterday. 1t is as readable
as ever.
Mrs. c. A. Bon and two children re-
turned from a visit to friends in the
east yesterday.
Capt. ]. Gregory, of the Inter-Island
fleet, returned in the Siberia from a
vacation abroad.
j. J. Garden, member of the Board
of Immigration, returned from the
Coast yesterday.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Lodge
Of Elks this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Important business.
Mrs. ST. Clair Bidgood, wife of the
Haleiwa hotel manager. returned from
the mainland yesterday.
he namocrafio
Committee will meet tonight at 1880
o'clock in Waverley Hall.
Miss Florence A. Yarrow. assistant
to the pastor of Central Union church,
returned home in the Siberia.
Don't forget Alameda dance this
evening at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Mrs. Alapai sings during dinner hour.
Owing to a complaint from the Rapid
Transit CO., the police have warned
newsboys against jumping on street
cars.
Hawaiian Tribe NJ regular meet
ing this evening, at 1880 o'clock, in I. o.
O. F. Hall. Visiting brothers cordially
invited to attend.
Carl du Roi, accompanied by his
Wife returned from a business trip to
Europe for B. F. Ehlers & CO. in yes
terday's steamer.
Robert w. Single was a returning
passenger in the Siberia, from a trip
to the Coast on business of the Henry
Waterhouse Trust Co.
At last. mail advices Secretary A. L.
c. Atkinson was still in San Francis
co awaiting information from the east
before setting out for there.
Regular meeting of the subscribers
to the Commercial Club at Promotion
Committee rooms at 7:3o o'clock this
evening. Important business
James Steiner is sending collection
of curios, selected by DR.. Stamm on
his recent visit, to the Birchard Lii
brary Museum in Fremont. Ohio.
The philosophical Society in Amer
ica,'' public meetings every Friday at
1850 o. m. in rooms rs Progress block,
Fort street. Textbook, the ocean of
Theosophy." VI
Col j. H. Soper, head of Hawaiian
News Co, was among the. Siberia S
home coming passengers. So was Guy
Owens who is interested with Col
Soper in the Standard telephone fran
chise.
This evening at the government nur-
sery the annual meeting of Waiaiae.
Kaimuki and Pa1olo. Improvement Club
viii be held. officers will be elected,
the closing years work reviewed and
plans for the ensuing year discussed.
A very important meeting is called
of all Democrats of the Seventh Pre-
cinct. Fourth District. to be held In
San Antonio Hall this evening at t:5o |
o'clock Addresses will be made and all
are welcome, whether members or not
Rev G.. L. Pearson of Santa Rosa
has been reappointed presiding elder
of the Napa district of the California
conference of the NJ. E. church. He
was pastor of the Methodist church in
Honolulu for five years preceding Mr..
Wadman's oastorate.
The Symphony Orchestra is progress
ing favorably under the direction OF
Prof Bode New music is being re-
hearsed for the coming smoker and
grand concert to be given soon. Eff
forts will be made to have all the
amateur musicians participate. Bee
thoven's symphony will be one of the
features. The regular rehearsal will be !
held this evening at Haalelea Lawn.