The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

u. -ieEe-Ji7an ana family have left
olsa ANA "il locate on kauai
l.. =. Lyman. clerk To Sheriff keo!a-
lu. OF E.e..ai- County IS III town.
}. 6. G-octne and H. Y. Patten went
up to Hilo by the Enterprise yesterday.
Mrs. De Bolt and child We're return
ing passengers from Maui on the hi
Eau.
Mrs, a. C. Curtis Of Kurtistown.
Olaa, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. s.
Peck.
Manager Kay of KohaIa was an in
terested spectator a the ball games
Saturday.
o. E. Mccarthy returned yesterday
from a ten days business trip to the
big island.
Mrs. J. T. De Bolt returned in the XII
nau from Maui, where her mother died
on Thursday last.
J. F. Hagens of the Pacific Guano &;
Fertilizer Co, returned from Hawaii
on the Kinau yesterday.
There will be the usual service at the
German Lutheran church today. sun
day school at 8 o'clock.
J. Carlo, the collateral banker. will
be married tomorrow evening to Miss
Emma Madeiros, one of the bellies of
Hilo.
The Republican County Committee
met last night and heard report from
Secretary Zablan on the condition of
the party.
Honolulu Harbor No. 54 A. A. of NJ.
ard P, meets this evening in K. of p.
Hall on Fort street. A full attendance
is requested.
Secretary Atkinson and Judge Lind
say took Brigadier General Allen and
Col. Irvine for a ride TO the Pail and
other points of interest.
Rev. J. L Hopwood will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon before Kameha-
meha schools at BshoN Memorial
chapel this morning at $50.
Alfred Lincoln Lane and Mrs. Gather
inc Winsor We're married last evening
by the Rev. Mr.. Wadman at the home
of Mrs. Riley on Kinau street.
l.. H Wolf of the Rapid Transit Com
pany. and Miss Chandler. who arrived
on the Manchuria, We're married Thurs
day and are residing at the Young.
7. A. Birmingham of E. o. Hall &
Son and Victor Hurd of Hofschlaeger
& Co having gone over the windward
side of Hawaii returned here Satur-
day.
Kakaako Mission gave the largest
single donation for the babies of San
Francisco, being the proceeds of con-
cert by the KakaalIo Signal Corps and
Rainbow Society.
Bulletins IL and Is from the q. S. Elk
pertinent Station, Special agent j. G.
Smith, treat The Black Waffle in Ha-
wall and The Composition of Some Ha-
waiian Feeding Stuffs.
All members Of the Kalihiwaena I'M
provement Club are requested to attend
a meeting at the local schoolhouse at
7:S0 tomorrow evening. Important
business will come up.
Director Wellborn of the u. s. agri-
cultural experiment station in Manila
passed through in the transport Logan
and while here called on Director Jared
G Smith of the Hawaiian station.
The Cananea copper mine, in Mexico,
where a bloody battle occurred between
Mexicans and Americans, is the one
where Dr. Galbraith and Fugitive
Treasurer Wright. formerly of Hawaii,
are located.
MdJOI 1SISI al OoiiIl Ctol VIM -
detailed to locate sites for coast defense
batteries here and in the Philippines,
visited Pearl Harbor in company with
Lieutenant Slattery while the transport
Logan was in port.
There will be a special meeting of the
St. Louis College Alumni Assocfa ton
this morning at 1890 o'clock in College
Hall. All members are requested to be
present, as some very important mat
ters are to be discussed
DR.. Kincaid will preach in the morn
ing at Central Union church on THE
Example of Christ" Communion will
be held at the same service, when
fourteen new members Will be admit
ted. Rev. Charles Simpson will preach
in the evening on The Uplift of
Lofty Purpose.
Major NJ A. Hart of the Quarter
masters Department here, did not de-
part on the Logan as anticipated, and
he will remain in Honolulu indefinitely.
He intends to go back to his home IN
Chicago, by way of Manila and the
Suez Canal. and will then take up |
course of studies.
Christian church corner Alakea ana
King streets, services today: Jr. c. E. !
8 a. M; Sr. c. E., $50 p. m; Bible |
school, 9:45 a m. Preaching by the !
pastor at II a. m, I'VE as Prodigals.'
and 7:30 p. m, Dangers which Beset |
Us as a People You are cordially in |
vited to any and all services. G.. d. |
pastor.
William b Stockman arrived in the |
steamer Maheno to take charge of the
local station of the United States |
Weather Bureau. T. F. Drake, assist
ant weather observer, will shortly leave
for Helena Montana. He will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. Ewing, who is expected
to arrive in the Sonoma on "ednes-
day Mr.. Drake has been here two
years.
The servicas in the Methodist church.
corner Beretania and Miller streets, to-
day viii be as follows: 10 a. m, sun
day school. II a. m, pastor preacneS.