The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Supreme Court will sit again this
morning.
J. H. Wilson, the contracting engin-
eer. is in town from KAUAI
q. c. Hofgaard has resigned the man
agement o. the Kihei sore.
Mrs w. H Rice was passenger
from Kauai in the steamer Maui.
The inquest on Mahi, found drowned,
will be held at 1880 o'clock tonight.
Pihaiwa and Tom Bright are in the
tolls for disturbing the quiet of the
night
Harmony Lodge. l. o. o. F., meets
this evening. with work in the second
degree.
: Regular meeting of Pacific lodge
this evening at 7:3O o'clock. in Masonic
! Temple.
i E. b. McClanahan, Democratic can
, didate for Delegate, returned from Ka-
uai vest erday.
, ming in K. of P. hail. on King street,
at 7:30 O'Clock.
D. L. Van Dine of the U. S. Expert
ment Station returned in the steamer
Maui from Kauai.
Ira Wells of Wailuku has been very i'll
of blood poisoning in San Francisco,
but is now out of danger.
John Freitas, blacksmith for the Ka-
huiui Railroad Co., has returned home
from a health trip to Japan thoroughly
recuperated
Dan T. Carey has returned to Wal
luku after visit to his aged mother
in Wisconsin whom he had not seen
for twenty years.
Maui county has received at the port
of Kahului. ten-ton steam road roll
er costing $3.50, furnished under con-
tract by the Honolulu Iron Works Co. Il
w. T. Robinson has applied to the
Board of Supervisors of Maui for per-
mission to cross the streets with under
ground pipes for an acetylene gas
plant
Judge Lindsay viii begin holding
trials of criminal cases this morning.
When Judge De Bolt is through with
the Wainee murder trial he will take
UP jury-waived cases.
Kundo and All On are being held at
the police station pending an investiga-
ton of their credentials as earners of
an honest living. All On was only re-
leased from jail on Friday.
Weekend arrested drunks include
such distinguished imbibers as: Max
aainana, Jack, Kaluna, j. E. Murray,
Kamokuiki, Opiopio, NJ. Rosa, Kaluna-
pumoka, M. Gouveia, ]. Cameron, Pehu.
The Wainee murder case goes to the
jury first thing this morning in Judge
De Bolts court. Probably the ad-
dresses of counsel ana instructions of
the court will make it well on in the
afternoon before the jury retires.
Instead of erecting a house of it's
own, which the charter members con-
cluded would be too heavy an under
taking, the Waikiki Club asks the
manager of the Maui Hotel to build
and furnish such rooms above the sec
and story of the hotel as might be
agreed upon and rent them to the
club
j. S. Medeiros died last week at Kau-
pakalua. Makawao, Maui. He was
76 years old and leaves a wife and
seven children. He was married fifty
years. One son is school teacher and !
two hold good positions with the H. c.
&c S. Co. Mr.. Medeiros came to the is
lands from the Azores in 1881, and was
a trusted friend and counselor of his
countrymen.
Miss Nora Towner of San Jose, Cal,
today enters on her duties as head
worker of the Alexander social settle
ment house at Wailuku. Miss Clara
D. Strong has arrived from Chicago.
with nine years experience, to conduct
the kindergarten work at the house.
There will be afternoon classes for /
girls and evening classes for boys.
in various industrial and literary
branches. at the institution.
Division No. 1 and the Ladies' Auxil-
larry A. 0. H. will tender a farewell
reception to Mr. and Mrs. James P.
Quinn, of Camp Mckinley, at c. B. U.
Hall this (Monday) evening at o'clock.
AS Mrs. Quinn is a member of long
standing in the Sodality of the I'M
maculate Conception. that society will
join with the A. O. H. in the farewell. !
Mr. and Mrs. Quinn go to visit the
States and Europe, and the members
of the A. o. II. and Sodalfty wish to
show their regard. The members of
these societies and their friends are in
vited to be present and bid godspeed
TO the travellers.