The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Josh" Tucker Of the Masonic TEN
pie. was d returning passenger on the
Alameda.
Regular meeting of William McKin-
ley Lodge No. g. K. Of P, this evening
at 7:30 o'clock
Attorney Fred Peterson left yester-
day for the Parker ranch. He will
return Saturday.
G.. H Moore has been appointed as
sistant district fire warden for Nuuanu
and Pauoa valleys.
c. j. Hutchins. the insurance man,
returned on the Alameda from bust
ness trip to the Coast.
Charley Clapp. of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company, returned
from the mainland yesterday.
Mrs. B. F. Sandow. of Kauai, accom-
on the Alameda and will leave soon for
the Garden Isle.
Pastor Felmy, of the Lutheran
Church, Mrs. Felmy, two children and
maids, returned on the Alameda from
a trip abroad yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Montague Cooke and
infant returned on the Alameda yes
terday from an extended visit on the
Miss Whitlock, the Los Angeles
agent of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee was lately in Omaha promoting
Hawaiian tourist business.
Mrs. F. G.. Krauss, wife of one of the
Federal Experiment Station experts,
returned yesterday on the Alameda
, from visit to her old home.
Joseph Amber, an aged German mu-
sicfan. was arrested yesterday on a
warrant sworn to by F. w. Janda, the
charge being the theft of $5.15.
c. A. Brown, manager of the Ii es
tate, returned from New England yes
terday to look after business interests
here. Mrs. Brown remained in the
East.
Mrs. A. M. Mellis desires to express
sincere thanks and appreciation to all
friends and fraternal orders for the
beautiful flowers and expressions of
sympathy.
A very important adjourned meeting
of Aloha Temple, A. A o. n. NJ. S,
is to be held this evening at 7:3O
o'clock. All members are requested to
BE present.
Governor Carter and other Federal
officials here have received an execu-|
tive circular, signed by the President,
calling attention to provisions of the
eight-hour law for labor on public
works
J. NJ. Riggs, husband of Mrs. Caro-
line Along Riggs, departed yesterday
on the Nippon Maru for Hongkong, to
ascertain what interest he has in the
estate of the late c. Along, of Hong
kong and Macao.
r. w. Single has received a letter
from a business correspondent in San
Francisco, in which the opinion is ex-
pressed that Cuba will not be annexed
and, if the contrary happens, annexa-
ton would ruin the sugar industry of
Cuba by it's Introduction of the Amer
lean labor laws.
Territorial Surveyor W. E. Wall yes
terday delivered to Governor Carter
the maps of counties for embellishing
the Governors annual report to the
Secretary of the Interior. By clear
marking in colors these maps will
show the divisions of lands as cane,
forest, government, pastoral, etc, in
each county. The positions of schools
and postoffices will also be shown.
Lii Yum Kwai failed in the duty
taught to all Chinese of filial love and
down in this respect that his mother
Lee Chan Shee, had a warrant issued
for his arrest yesterday, charging him
with the embezzlement of $500 of her
money. Kwai was taken to the police
station yesterday morning and is being
held there for trial.
Following their concert at the NJ. E.
Church last evening, the members of
the Hawaiian Glee Club proceeded to |
GA Chestnut avenue, where they sere-
naded J. H. Munholland. who won |
their everlasting friendship here last !
summer, during the Shriner visit. The !
clever musicians entertained the Nun !
hollands for over half an hour and !.
then left for Los Angeles. The cour- /
'tesy was appreciated. not only by the |
popular Num- but also by the en- !
tire neighborhood. The GIee Club has |
been engaged by the management of |
the Alexandria to furnish music at |
that hosiery during the winter
Long Beach Telegram.