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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
PLEASANT 0R0vk ITEMS
BY CABOOL GIRL

The weeks beginning promises
fair weather we'll appreciated after
the rainy uncertain season.
Ida Frisk. Hilda Freedholm,
Ida and Anna Anderson, Julia
Fredrickson and Cyrus Malberg
spent the day with Elmer Carlson
of Simmons last Tuesday,
Mrs. Cunningham and Mamie
Watson visited the latters sister
Gertie Coats Of Hamilton creek
the first nj the week.
Hurshel Green a former Pleas.
ant Grove boy nov living in Des
Muines Iowa Is here visiting 70.
latives and friends.
ldu Frlsk and Hllda Freedholm
called on Nsllie Sjoherg last Wed.
nesday morning aud Daisy Muir.
rill III the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Mulberg and Mrs.
Fredricksvn wenL to Orchard View
IN u business trip the first OF the
week.
Will White who was here Mt
tending his mother Mrs, Berry's
funeral returned to his home in
y Pleassnton Kan, last Thursday.
l Mr.. sjobcry und daughter Nellie
were in Cabool trading last Fri.
a day,
Mr.. Frudrlcksun has been down
with rheumatism Tor the pas,
week, is NO better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Murrill and
daughter Daisy left Tor u visil
. with Mrs. Tom Roberta OF Ozart
l. Co. last Thursday.
ida Fisk and Hilda Freed holm
v who have been visiting thsi
cousins IT. Elm Brook farm return,
u; I'd to their home in NTH, Grow
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
D'EM!,Il!.M!:!!.

Efae Jane Melton born Novsber 20 1896 md departed
this life August 26 1906 She years month 26 days old
Rev. Thorn the remains
to rest in tho Stubs cemetry.
She devoted and loving child and loved by all who
knew her she leaves father mother and three brother aud
As,er host Of relatives 10 her lost.
Rne win b" s"dIy missed by all she sick days sui
iersd untold but everything that loving heart M"
iu hands could do dune avoid hsr Suffering But the
death angel came aud knocked u the chamber door,
Weep not dear pa-eu,s 10 she has the other shofa
where pain death shall mother ind faith
loss hut Heavens gam dear angel Reckoning for IA
10 come
Sleep m dear Ellie ind take thy res,
God called tho homo h. thought, II hest
A precious from COMO
4 voice IL still
place III vacant N the hcme
Which never We fitted
how yvil s the picture meIncry brings to to day
Aud her hands gently folded she ia her c"in lay
Frc"d Il. E. ..eton
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
FOLLFW THE FOOT PRIENTs
OF PAUL.

How true it is, that the true fol-
lowers Of Christ, must follow in the
foot prlnts'of tina. Blessed Apostle
Paul, who suffered many trials and
prosecutions in his Chr;st-like
walk. Ever keeping in mind the
words Of Jesus; that when the trials
and prosecutions come thick and
fast, that We who are Christians
should remember that He had suf.
Tered before Us; going through With
this life. enduring all with the
grertest Of love for His persecu
tors. Setting an example that ever,
one who wishes 10 make Heaven
their home. 10 follow; and HEAVIER
lie in reach Of every enc, little BIZ
old or young; Tor Christ says. LIE
whatsoever will. come and drinl
Of the water Of life. aud live forever
in a home where there shall be n,
more sorrow, and were sickness, pal,
and death. shall be strangers, An,
We, in our endeavor 10 folio,
Paul, as he followed Christ, invit
Iyou 10 Christ and 10 taste Of Iii
goodness His mercy and love, An
live forever, as an heir Of God, an
a joint.heir with Christ.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Tbursdsy morning.

Tbursdsy morning.
Daisy Mcdowell has BEEN spsnd.
ing th. past ~ssk With Kettle Ber-
Try.
Quite = number II Elk creek anil
and Pleasant Grove people were
in Cabool Sat. witnessing the
balloon sscsnsion.
| Mamie ard Arlene Brown Of
Elkcrssk spant Saturday night
with Hazel Amundson and we're
visitors at Pleasant Grove Sunday
School Oh Sunday afternoon,
'Cabool girl appreciates 'Jacl
and Jill's' kind interest and tn
neighborly visits through tn
CREssET.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
nsAs J ayisg " % Norwood last

nals ! aytss " . Norwood last
Friday.
Joe md Andrew Raissy we're
The welcome sssssasoi their Sister
Mr.. Hsrasss Nsukirk last saddsy.
Ersd Hsgbsrs returned home
from Little Rock last Wednesday
morning whore hs' hes bees work.
ing for sons Tins, no intends to
spsrd . 'imsnsh with biz parspss
A. q. Hsl.burg and wife.
@. o. Pr,sk II Elm Hill is dig
gins him . cellar.
james Hslllumns taken dinner
with bis cousin VIM. Neukirk les,
Sunday.
n. g. Aslber il building him a
new addition to his house:
| Hello "Cahool girl wake uF
down there and come again We en-
Joy bearing from that part OF thu
country especilIy Jack and Jill
ha, hs.
Mr.. Bell man is digging him
new we'll.
Name Agee and family were th'
welcome guests Of the lstters par
entsA. G. Hsgburg sod vito las
Sunday after noon.
A new part hoard from last wesl
Violet come again little viole
we enjoy reading now items.
, l wonder why some moro O
the cor. don't wake up and writ
items for the valuable little CRE
SET and make it m ore interesting
Harry West taken dinner wit
Ike and Harry Greep last Sunda.
Lee Wittwer was q pleasant vi
itor ii F. W. Noukirks last Sunda
eve.
n Well | guess l have told all Il
news for thia time and ma says
,s time for me to quit my FOOLS
moss and 70 10 work l hope 10 8
those oil in print bye bye 70 oil.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Which hthst rua Gospel,

Abraham ! (5siofs il was due 70
begin; for the gospel did mt b.
gin with Abraham. but With Christ
ses Heb, 2: 81 And that gospel
wss this: "In thy sssd shall oil
nation be blessed Now Chvist
wAs the seed Of Abraham 70 II W
ere Christ's, We are Abrahsms
seed, and heirs according TO prom
ise, Gal. 3: l8. 20.
It 10 in, through, or by, tho seed
that oil nations are to be blessed.
and this seed ID Christ. the head,
and the Church His body.
81 We nee that the Church
(members) is to be heirs OF God,
and joint heirs with Christ Of the
kingdom. luke ~ 1890
80, Heb, ~: 20.
| We read in Dan; 9 A.: A, that the
lGod Of Heaven should set up q
Kingdom which would never be
destroyed and that it will break
into pieces oil other Kingdoms
and consume them, Remembe
, that it is the saiDts Of the tru'
Church with Christ their head
who is administering judgmcn
in this kingdom. See DAM Is
l Cor. 8: ~. Rev. 20; 4,
God is selecting or electing
"little flock" out from among tn
satan blinded mass of mankind
to share with him i'll his kingdom
aud to be like Him, partakers {
the divine nature immortalit,
They will have part i'll the fri
resurrection.
- Then the rest Of the dead sha
bo raised. lot to immortality, bl
60 tho same condition. IN whic
~ death overlook them. Raise
~ first from death, then from O
40 aud degradation, to rizhteiousne
" and perfection perfect human b
y ings as Adam was before he slime
But those who will not come III
harmony with God and righ*eo'
H. noss. will To cut of from life
60 the second death; which will
$ eternal, unhroken by n resurrf
&C ton. This is part Of the tr
oy gospel only. The only penal
against sin Is death, aud the on
reward for righteousness is !
,he eternal,
10. Yours in the Trutl
Of +, G. Rus,
ill Cabool NJ
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
A SERMON

"Are you in . mood Tor a short
sermon this evening?
This discourse was preached by
limit X. Salisbury cx-city attorney
Of Grand Rapids, Mice. Salisbury
confessed to having been bribsd
bvs corporation.
His sermon--with interpretations
follows:
III Q nan has q bigger streak Of
honesty in his make up than he hn'
/ dishonesty nc feel- there will come
time in h,s lifo whom he. longs tr
A., atone for his m,sdseds and beg,r
over egain."
: A s:rikjng wav TO put that eter
nal struggle in the hear, Of met
heiwe cen the good angel and III,
bsd, my brethren. Yea and tn
heart will awxys br torn till tn
struggle ends.
\ "Soonsr or latter says this Ia,
preacher a mans misdecds vii
| overtsko him aud he will feel To
lash. and good God, how | hnv
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
QUESTION NO GO.

Bro. Garrett.
Please explsin Why Did Zipporsh
Moses wife and her too suns when they
come TO see Moses why were they called
her two sons and why Gershom one ol
her sous said he was an alien in q
strange land, and Elizier, her other SON
said. for the God Of my father, said he,
was mine help. What is the cause oil
this contrast.
!. l.. Rimel.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30

fsftfit {
ben nads y lss, iea
No solsnn sxhsssation iron q
pulpit o "wagss q or IL dsaIh."H
eoaid cut kssnsl thas shas.
o, nas.
II you are determined 70 do .
great wrong b ssrs the good 70 oil
ont Of your hsartl 1or meyer, never
never can you smoother. . pitifal
DRY Of sAs swsss svssgsi ssss has
not Jet departed.
"Hsaosiorsh." says SAlsbary II
will lead On honest life and oil the
mo.sy coined 10 oil the mints OF
the word could not sever Ne from
he path Of right
Poor, .saibury Poor humanity.
How slow to SEQ things ss they
|sre Why this man had put On oos
side Of the scales.
Honor.
Conscience,
seli-respsct.
And no looked on white li,t!'
psltry gold outveivhod them 81
Strange moral strabismur.
Onco moro Salsbgry the preach
er.
1.-The cause Of my downfall wa
gambling Beware Of it,"
Yes dear friends, in concluslen
Beware OF i'll Ticker. Gree
cloth. Greasy CARDS. Rafting die
wheel. What not. For;-Gamblin
is tho st,ight road to hell"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
The Great State FAN:

~
Panorama Of Missouri's Agricuf
tural. industrial and Com
mercial Supremacy.
The Missouri State Fsi- will
bold Ito Sixth Animal Exhibition
Sept - TO Oct; s,
This iss,isa,i,a. yet In rs infancy.
Fwhss.somparsA With the gres, fairs Of
Other stasss has made rapid strides not
only 10 III character and rx,en, OF It's
sxpibI's and IN attendance but also in
the way Of equipment.
II n"w has the hnesi Live Slcck
pavilion In the world. six. mammoth
stock parns Z poultry .pAiAos. dairy
building and agricultural ball horticul
tural hall and a steel Grand Stand. all
practically Or proof. stone foundations.
\ metdl aud tile roof with steel touss
supports, beautiful In architectural
dsaisn. We" adapted for the purposes
intended and supplied with wathr
sewerage aud al. modern coyeniences.
In oddition to these there are 12 frame
speed horse barns . large and splendid
arranged implement. building. atiminis--
trs,ion building, sheep and swine barns
with capacity for 1900 animals. custodian
cottage, fire department: building and
best mile track west OF the Mississippi
river.
The grounds are supplied with water
from the city water works have COM
ple,e telegraph'c and telephone con-
munica,iou with all points and will have
electrical power for lighting purposes
and tor operating machinery before the
fair opens
Two steam railways have passenger
E stations on the grounds and esch opel
ates q train every fifteen minutes. The
s,reet railway with large number OF
open summer cars wildeliver passengers
, on tho grounds every ten minules. A
postoflice will be established on the
u grounds In the administration building
I'll Express companies will have agents
. and deliver cOnsignmCnts to several
depsri ments Exhibition stock will be
k delivered to and unlpaded from cars into
,. the grouni, The Missouri State Fail
offers the mos, liberal mule and drsf
horse premiums ever offered by Stat
" Fair IN America II offers n Sl0O.H
u silver Guy for the best saddle hors'
" ,Oungster. II makes speciNl classes 10
le Missouri poultry. offers liberal rren
;s iums ON live stock. agriculture and h.
,icuIturs. II oEers special prizes 10
70 corn grown by boys. Ii oifcrs in th
d 1 aggregate 100000 ON agricultural c:
hibits made BY cnunties. II offers
purse Of t250o. 90 To any horse that vii
lower the world's pacing or ,rot,ing r.
cord. and u. 10000 for the best iecor
made On the track within two minutes
II has provided for fou. mile rea
race each day 10 be ridden BY cow girls
the rqcslriunne queens Of the Wesier
plains.
'" Tuesday. Oc'. ., will he .Eovcrnor'
~ bay. Gov, Folk. hli slaH AND miii,ur
'pl escort. will bo prescn, 10 ass :. III de-.
OF eating the live stock paw "a. Ever
a day will DC big day. fac oSh,hi
Al, from opening n"l' Inc ill rnrng eve
ing will present IL magnificent ,nnrian,
~ ~ Nj sm,r.', sgricnl,ur j. industrial u"
OF commrrc al supremacy "A dazzling ri
,ure of her grandeur. her Resources AZ
hvr I,ussiblIities.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
GREEN VALLEY ITEMS,
BY Jack aud Jill.

Well kind Ed. here we IRE h
gain with our bundle Of news alter
q weeks Abasnce.
We are having some 'ainy wealth
or the past week in H., vicinity.
Canning fruit seems to DO tho
order Of tho day 10 this vicinity.
Mrs. r. W. Alice and ClesI ance
| N eukirk and John West made q
flying trip up to Mr.. Marks on
last Tuesday on business.
| Several OF the NTH. Grove peo-
pie had q S. 8. Picnic on Whet.
stone On las, Tuesday aud also
Wednesday.
Ida Frisk oil Elm Hills and
Hilda Freedholm OF Rockdale
spout Q few days last week with
relatives IN Cabool ana returned
homo last Thursday.
Rev. Csudlo will preach at th'
Swedish Baptist church on whs.
stone Sept. "a, S O'Clock.
wondsr why Bert Finley didn'
10 ny 10 Frisk the other Suuds,
has II W. boat your timS.
, Tom Japersc" and vile wer
= making oidor down at Mr. y. W
y Neukirx last Wednesday.
d Ike Green returned homo irol
Joplin last Wednesday morn'n
where he has been working to
the past summer.
u The Misses Frisk and Mssse'
- Frlsk were tho wcIcome guests
'c ,h.,r amt Mr.. A. frisk.
)" Dove Green returned homo fro
n Mto. Grove last Tuesday whc'
she has been speudinga few da.
r with her brother and family.
>" Harry West spent q few de-.
70 last woek with relatives on Reays
no Ike and Harry Green were 4
welcome guests d Earnest No
~ kirk la.s Wednesday eve.
IN W. D. Neukisk lie having = D.
be addition TO his house,
vo Ike Green and Harry VI
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
THE CRESSET
.yAh-vlLLE FOWLER Mo
LocAL LORE

LOcAL LORE
The Cassssr i still in the field,
for tho right and against oil
wrong.
w, H. Williams ct PUNK has .
fine cslt for sale, call 1t his place
for particulars.
Our meeting closed with o fine
success 40 additions to the
Church with q baptisms.
Mr.. Geo. Myers and wife from
Mountain Grove came out to visit
their friends ut thiA place, we
wers glad TO meet them.
Tho widow Boatman's house
burned down on last Tuesday
morning the contents of the house
WA nearly all saved, the honst
caught from stove pipe.
Mr., David sksges on last Fri
day brought TO this OFFICE ant
presented to the Ed, some of tn
inost peaches for which W. 81
maLy thanks,
Our School ut this place il pros
peying nicely under tho manage
ment % Mira, Ora Fogerson d
teacher. Wepoint with pride to HI
as teacher among the best.
---On last Monday Lewis Skagi
the son of George Skaggs hrougl
TO this OFFICE Il bushcl Of fiji
peaches picked by his mother pr
gonted tn tho Ed. and wife. Mai
many thanks,
-Rcv. Walker preached IN JA1
Vile on last Sunday to n lar
audience after which Rev. j..
Garrett off stated i'll tho ordinan
OF Holy Matrimony, Mt Ihar''
Horton and Miss Boulah Oliver,
III the people who read
CREssEr will Just take its adv
there will never hc any need
Lawyers. Peace and qu:etudc "
Ycign supreme and that to is"L'
your peighbor Ms Yourself M
your enemies DO good for ~
"Iovo worketh no i'll to
noighbor' "For God Is love-
On last Sunday at II O'cl
Mr., Charley Horton and \
Bulah Oliver was united III II
Mntrimony, by Rev. l.. ) Gar
in the nsw building in JAH-V
in the presence Of over ono b
dred people. Tho Young !
belongs to che Colony,
I've want to trade tho follow
farm for a clean stock Of gen
merchandise, "of course We
not refuse the Cash " But
there 10 any one who wan
trade good stock of goods
This farm call on rs cr writ,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30

I'VE want to trade tho following
farm for a clean stock Of genera
merchandise, "of course We will
not refuse the cash " But it
there 10 any one who want 20
trade o good stock Of goods TOR
This farm call on us cr write us
this OyrICr.
100 acscs rs acres In cul, 40 acres
bottom land. tho rest up land. gDo'l
farming land. 1000 fruit, trees. 1 good
dwelling house . rooms down and . up
and On l., barn II Il, high 20 Il, wide
80 II. long. plenty II stock water ant
we'll at door. cord school house in Il
mile, church Ia II mile. and oat building
palcd In garden, fencing good. 100 acre
unLer fence. good timber. Price s250O
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30

The CRssssr il still in the field /,
for tho right and against oil
wrong.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-05
THE RUSSIAN STRIKE.

already control the fact
organization exist at all The backbone
in of work to
in of the railroad strikes
strikes
disturb the
troubles been prolonged and
things artisan much either for
society birth death The wolf is
In strikes has been
indeed of there being than
related
which workngmen into national
authorities disturb
of growth anywhere and auoc
would be doubtful 1t
handled with such
the discontinued and that the work
food
they could
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-05
GOVERNOR HAS DOUBT
OF SUCCESS OF LOAN

In the financial
appeared the language
amounting prospect of selling
three and half of
of satisfaction having possible
of the
He confident withal quick
make the legal without public competition
cabd bargain
directed him Chicago before closing
to be certain that the goods should
All these glowing ncipaton that
secretary by the Governor and the
bored before squalls heard blowing happened
ms nnanc mission by hurryup call
supply of American citizenship
mat treasurer Campbell dispatched
already
three and half cents will within the limit
widest competition.
Governor Carter made
tiser yesterday
81 Holloway
lack contracts under the loan bill
received months confident could
To establish S rateOf
| way fs..-
when on
as the cost of New
ITO New York with the
considered well that he should be the decide
. to the bonds which arise
"whep the impression
would little
supposion to haveb eener erroneous"
Governor in
ground for his doubt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-05
LOCAL BRevITIEs.
CFrom Wednesday, Advertlser)

The japanese are celebrating New
Years enthusiastically.
o. Mayall has given bond OF $1,000
TO the Fede.al authorities for his ap-
pearance IN the waialuq case.
e.. II. Is. Fowler who returned last
week from an Oriental tour. left yes
terday on the Kinau for Kawaihae. He
Is manager of Honokaa plantation.
The Washington delegation will hold
meetings this week after today. The
delegation wished to get rid of mail
for the Alameda before taking up It's
work
Judge Gear was not altogether sur
prised at the result OF the Lucien
Young courtmartial. He considers that
Young practically won in securing only
reprimand.
III. II. Stevens, proprietor of a Colo
RADIO Springs hotel. accompanied by his
wife, leaves today on the Alameda for
the Coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens have
enjoyed their stay in the islands.
The firm of NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co.
has not yet gone out of business as
predicted. The firm will. however, sell
out its merchandise stocks and will
retain all its other interests, largely
centered in the sugar industry.
The engagement of Miss Alice Jones
to Mr.. A. Lewis. Jr., was announced
at dinner given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Jones on Monday
evening. Mr.. Lewis is member Of
the firm of Smith & Lewis, attorneys.
Mrs. Ellen Reagan has filed suit in
the Circuit Court for divorce from
John G. Reagan, whom she married
in March, 1902. Mrs. Reagan claims
that her husband has been habitually
Incorporate and has been cruel in his
trea tment of her.
The Atchison Globe of a recent date
contains a three and a half column ar
ticle on Hawaii written by Editor
Howe who visited here a couple of
months ago for day. The article is
interesting throughout. Mr.. Howe's
son is reporter on the Bulletin.
r. Marpole, general superintendent
of the Western Division of the Cana
dian Pacific r. r. of Vancouver, will
be the guest of the oahu Railway on
Thursday on run down the line to
Haleiwa. A special train will take
Mr.. Marpole, Mrs. Marpole and others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-05

H. A. Baldwin arrived from Kahului
yesterday.
Mrs. e. D. Tenney may return by
the S. s. Korea.
The dedication OF the new EVA
church has been postponed.
Thieves are said to be operating on
the Waialae road electric car.
Hugo Haneberg of Kipahulu. Maui,
Is registered at the Hawaiian hotel.
The system of paying county en-
pioyes is to be considerably simplified.
Manager Goodale of the Waialua
! Agricultural Co. is registered at the
Young hotel.
The Board of Supervisors want bids
for matchmaking the Koolau portion
of the Pail road.
Six bales of cotton grown in Nuuanu
valley was shipped to San Francisco
by the S. S. Alameda.
Charles X. Stillman Of North Koha-
la succeeds Miss Daisy Smith as stem
ographer and book clerk in the office
of the Board of Education.
John H. SIZZLING has only just heard
Of the death of his sister, Mrs. Gret-
chen Hardekopf. which occurred in
Hanover, Germany on October 81 last.
DiolIiCt AtlOihCy piSShohS odyS N@%e~S
the decision OF the Supreme Court here
in the matter of naturalizations does
not remove the need for legislation In
Washington.
II. H. Williams, the undertaken,
states that the delay in getting cof-
fin for the Wharton child was due to
I the father coming to him for it last.
The delay was in making the applica-
ton, the order being filed as soon
as it was received.
Mr.. r. Marpole. General Superin-
tendent of the Canadian Pacific Ry..
at Vancouver, and Mrs Marpole were
the guests of Superintendent Geo.
/ Denison of the Oahu Railway yester-
day on a special trip to Haleiwa and
return. An engine and Mr.. Deni-
sons private observation car were
used. A stop was made at Eva plan
tation. At Haleiwa luncheon was
served to the party which also in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young.
/ Mr.. F. c. Smith. General Passenger &
] Ticket Agent of the oahu Ry., Mrs.
Smith and Mr. Denison. The table
/ was prettily decorated with nastur-
tiums.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-05
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)

]. A. M. johnson and family leave in
the Korea for their new home i'm Japan.
Judge Robinson had to issue a spe-
cial venire for more jurors yesterday.
Two charges against p. d. Kellett, Jr.,
called in the police court yesterday,
were nol-prossed.
The dedication of the new Eva
church has been postponed from jan
uary to some future time. to be an
nounced later.
dredger Pacific, left in the Alameda
for his home in Seattle, to be gone
several months.
Philip Peck, Post Patron of Hawaii
Chapter No. 1, o. E. s., will be the
guest of Lei Aloha Chapter this even
ing in Masonic Temple.
Work of demolition began on the old
buildings at King and Bethel street
yesterday to prepare the site for the
McCandless block described in Tues
days Advertiser.
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn has purchased
from the Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, and
Princes David and Jonah the relics of
the estate of his late wife, Princess
Miriam Likelike Cleghorn. The price
was $4,000
Mrs. E. d. Tenney is expected home
in the Korea due on Friday. She will
be accompanied by DIR. st. d. G.
! Walters, who was summoned to attend
her when she was recently taken with
a slight stroke of facial paralysis.
Kauai county has promulgated an
! ordinance requiring a permit from the
board of supervisors to enable any
person or corporation to maintain any
ditch, railway or other way across any
public road. also providing that the
holder of such permit shall keep the
crossing in good condition. Violation
is a misdemeanor with a penalty OF
! fifty dollars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-05

Preden 'front.'
than Alexander The need of the
could hardly Wall
by
presidents
the wharf whether
the official Chinese with proper Evidently I'm
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