The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
! w P. Giberson of Laupahoehoe was
a Kinau passenger yesterday.
| DR.. N. B.. Emerson is out again after
two weeks illness from FISH poison
ing.
! Blossoms have appeared upon the
young bougainvillea vine in Bishop
park.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Roenitz re-
| turned from an official trip to Hawaii
yesterday.
w. LAM of F. A. Schaefer & Co.
returned yesterday from a vacation at
Honokaa, Hawaii.
| Principal F. A. Richmond of the
Hilo high school is spending the Easter
vacation in the city.
Rev. w. H. Fenton-Smith. pastor of
the Episcopal church in Kohala was
Kinau arrival yesterday.
|! Mr.. Mayfield viii speak at the 4:3O
Sunday afternoon service at the Y. NJ.
| c. A. today. Supper at $50.
Mrs. George C. Beckley and Miss
Beckley returned from the volcano yes
terday after an extended visit.
Rev. J. w. wadman entertained a
number Of missionaries passing
through in the Mongolia yesterday.
Mail superintendent Carr who went
to Hilo last week on business relating
to mail contracts, returned yesterday.
The Mid-Pacif1c Institute has a plan
already entered upon for the raising
of the $250,000 endowment.-The Friend
DR.. A. B. Clark. the dentist, has re-
turned from Hilo and resumed prac-
tice in his Office, room 311, Boston build
ing
The Brotherhood of ST. Andrew will
have charge of the 10 o'clock car mems
service in the H. r. T. & L. Co.'S club
house.
a wireless message yesterday an
nounced the death of Harry Copp,
plantation policeman of the H. c. &
S. Co, Maui
Fred Kiley's motion to set aside the
adjudication of Kiley & German as
bankrupt was argued before Judge
Dole yesterday.
DR.. Walter Brinckerhof returned in
the Likelike from a visit to Molokai,
where he is to have charge Of the pro-
1ected Federal hospital,
( Miss Franc Eaton, one of the hopu-
slar teachers ON the big island, Eccom-
panied by her aunt, Miss E. G. Hitch
cock, are visiting in Honolulu.
The Hawaii Heralds first issue I'M
der Mr. Burns management has ex-
ceIlent qualities and is full of the
promise of good things to come.
j. Fred Clay, recently chief account
ant in the Crockett Refinery has re-
signed and will occupy a similar posi-
ton with a San Francisco firm.
Attorney Harrison viii produce a
hypothetical question for medical ex-
perts on the question of defendants
insanity in the Johnson murder trial.
The executive committee of the Re-
publican county committee of Maui
has passed a resolution in favor of
renominating Kuhio as Delegate to
Congress.
r. J. Lyman and wife are here from
Hilo. Mr.. Lyman to sit as federal
juror and his wife to view the sights
of Honolulu for the first time m sew
eral years.
Judge De Bolt has set Thursday next
for argument on the preliminary plead
ings in w. C. Weedons damage suits
against Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Chaplin of
New York.
W. Vredenburg of Waimea, Ha-
wall, who came to town yesterday as
a witness in the Kawaihae postoffice
case, had not been in Honolulu before
for % years.
Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid, D. D., will
preach at Central Union church this
morning on Facing the Cross" In
the evening J. A. Rath will speak upon
the work of Palama mission.
F. A Richmond, who conducts the
advanced classes in the Mission school
in Hilo, is in town on business con-
nected with the affairs of the proposed
high school of which he is to be the
principal.
Peter Lee, formerly manager of the
Volcano House. is visiting the city.
He has transformed his farm at Olaa
into a canefield, selling the product to
the Olaa Sugar Co, and finds the in
dustry profitable.
Mrs. Nakuina, Water Rights Com
missioner, gave a further hearing to
the Pa.oIo case yesterday morning and
continued it until tomorrow. Deputy
AItoIhey teHeId al MIN eIloi mas Oe-
gun putting on the case for the Ter
ritory.
Christian church, corner Alakea and =
King streets, today: Jr. c. F.. a. M;
Sr. c. E., $50 p. M; Bible school, $50
a. m. Miss Olive Blunt will speak at
IL a. m. The pastor Will speak at 7:30
p. m. on THE Use and Abuse of De-
nominationalism.' You are cordially
invited to any and all of these services.
G. D. Edwards. pastor.
In the Methodist church this morn
ing at II o'clock, the pastor, John w.
Wadman, viii speak on "A Cure for
Spiritual Ophthalmia,'' and at 7:3O this
evening, "A Message for the Individu-
al" The other services will be as
usual. Church located, corner Bereta- (.
MIA and Miller streets. Seats free. All |,