The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DR. John s. McGrew was reported
yesterday as fairly on the road to re-
| c"very.
Dr. w. a. Baldwin and wife will
! leave for New Zealand tornnrrow with
j. P Cooke.
r. B. Reedy and y c. Finley have
! bought out the Honolulu Drug Co, 925
Fort street.
Regular meeting of Excelsior Lodge
| TINS evening in the hall of the I. o. O.
| F. building. Fort street
| Frank Archer. the reelected Super
visor for Eva. entertained 400 guests at
a luau Saturday night.
| Reserved seats for Mrs. Wigs of
| the Cabbage Patch are now on sale
at the Wall, Nichols Co
Miss Caywood has received the sad
| news of her fathers death at Page,
Kansas, on November u.
During the fortnight ending Novem-
her 10 there We're six cases of tuber-
culusis in town and i've of typhoid
fever.
E. +. Herrick, late manager of the
Seattle Brewing Co. in Honolulu, leaves
for his new field. Reno, Nevada, this
morning.
Haleiwa offers the greatest attraction
for the guest who would stay a day or
week Mr.. Bidgood will give You all
particulars.
E. B. McClanahan leaves for San
Francisco this morning on business re-
lating to the salvage claim of the able
ship Restorer.
Frank l. Hatch, clerk of the u S.
court, resumed his post yesterday and
received general congratulations on his
recent marriage
A. O. H, Division No 1, Ladies Aux
Hilary. meets this evening in C. B. U.
Hall. All members are requested to at
tend this meeting
By the Siberia's mail it was learned
that Major A. Hart was in Singapore
on October Is, intending shortly to
leave for New York via India
Miss Florence Wickham, described in
print as ranch manager of the York
shire Insurance Co, of Montreal, is a
branch manager instead. She is visit
ing relatives in this city.
c. b. Ripley, formerly Of Honolulu, |
is architect of a concrete And steel
church to be erected for thef Methodists |
in Manila. 1t is to seat 400 people and |
will be the largest Protestant church |
in the Philippines.
Governor Garter will await the re-
turn OF superintendent Holloway from
for further definite consider |
alton of the range light tower site. The |
Governor discussed the matter on the
ground with Captain Slattery yester-
day.
Captain Lewis William Rose was lost
with the barkentine Skagit off the west
coast of Vancouver Island in a gale on
October %. In his time he sailed many
ships, both steam and sail. and was
" ell known in Honolulu from having
been master of the barkentfne Klikftat
Dr. D. p. Barrows, superintendent of
Public Instruction in the Philippines,
was the guest of Rev. F. w. Damon -
Mills Institute while the Siberia was in
port, and was shown around town by
D. L. Wilmington. He is accompanied
IN this vacation trip home by Mrs. Bar
'ows, three daughters and a son.
Prof. A. w Morton, surgeon for the
Santa Fe system, who has been visit
ng here for two weeks past, leaves for
san Francisco this morning He will
attend session OF the American Med
cal Association at Atlantic City next
summer and then go to Europe for a
est
H. n. Amy will exhibit an automatic ,
machine at the Poultry
Show. 1t rings a bell and deals out
,hicken feed at intervals of fifteen min
ties by means of clockwork. The
chickens will no doubt show their ap- |
probation of the call bell by cluck-
work.
Attorney General Peters has received
letter from j. Nakaleka, a Represent ,
for Maui, rendering his res
snation as a notary public. The let
er was dated October II, but was post
marked mailed at Pukoo on Novem- f
'er II and as received at Honolulu on +
November IS. =
The Pacific Publishing Co. of Hilo has
een Incorporated to publish Ke Kilo
ana o ka Malamalama newspaper and
10 a printing business. It's capital L
took is $1,000 and officers are F. j.
Woods. president; D. E. MetZger. vice
resident; T. j. Ryan. secretary: J. A.
L. Osorio. treasurer; o. t. Shipman, G