The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-08
LOCAL BREvrTIEs.
fFrom saturday. Advertiser.

Frank L. winter, u. y. Omce deputy
Marshal. left IN the Ventura for Byron
Hot Springs for his health.
John q. Rothwcl returned yesterday
from his visit to the mainland In the
interests OF the Hawaiian Mahogany
Co.
c. n. Bayertz n New Zealand news
paper man. II through passenger on
the Ventura en- route TO Europe on a
vacation.
The exhibition OF work from the pub
lie schools, at the Promotion Commit
tee rooms, is attracting the attention
of tourists.
Mr.. Russell, a weli-known man OF
Maui and Honolulu, and Mrs. Carnegy
formerly of Waikiki, were married
last evening.
A cablegram has been sent by the
Board of Immigration to e. r. Stack
able, authorizing him to charter
steamer for bringing Spanish settlers
out to Hawaii.
Carl 3. Andrews Of Honolulu, form
erly In charge of the Gazette Com
pany's photo engraving department,
has become editor-in-chief OF the stu
dent organ, at the Rose Polytechnic In
stitute, Terre Haute, Ind, where he has
made high reputation as student
Mrs Bourne. wife OF the prospective
Senator. left New York today for San
Francisco. She, with party OF friends.
will sail for Hawaii on December q, and
later go to Japan. Mrs. Bourne ana
party have planned a trip around the
world, which will occupy practically an
entire year.-Portland Oregonian News
Bureau, Washington.
Captain Slattery, Engineer Corps, U.
S. A.. for the past three years station
ed in Honolulu as the engineer officer
of the army, with lighthouse matters
delegated to his Jurisdiction. leaves
for the Coast on the transport Logan.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Slat-
terry. They go to Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas. The Slattery6 will be missed
in society circles. and the business
community regrets the loss of so able an
engineer.
The statement in the Bulletin that
A. p. Taylor was knocked out by
man he was trying to arrest was
falsehood. probably the first of se-
ries intended to discredlt the newly
appointed official. Mr.. Taylor parted
two men who were f1ghting and sent
for a policeman, who could not be
found That ended the matter and the
Bulletin did the rest in its usual style
OF witless defamation.
(From Sundays Advertiser)
John Detor, for several years past
the manager of Hotel Demosthenes. at
Hio. is here to remain permanently. |
He will probably be connected with the
Union Grill.
County Recorder Logan Is enjoying
a visit from an old school friend in
the person of George Mallory. who
comes from British Columbia. Mr..
Mallory and family are preparing to
take a trip to the Hawaiian Islands
and the Orient.-Riverside (Cal.) Press.
The body of the late Henry e. High,
ton will be forwarded to San Francisco |
on the Alameda. A cablegram was re-
ceived Friday night to forward the
remains on the Ventura. A reply was
sent back that the Ventura was then
leaving and the request could not be
complied with.
w. A. Todd was chosen as chairman
of the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Hawaii yesterday.
Mrs. james Scott, wife of the man
ager of the Khei Plantation Co, ar
rived in the city on Saturday. After
the 18th inst. Mrs. Scott will be at
home in the residence of T.. c. Brown,
College Hills, who leaves for the Coast
on the Korea. Mrs. Scott will put her
two boys in Punahou, and 1t Is fo>
that purpose that she takes up her
residence here at this time.
Adjutant Bamberry, the divisional Of
ficer of the Salvation Army, leaves on
the Kinau today for Hilo, and will In,
spect the work of the Army on Hawaii.
He will conduct meetings in the Hilo
and Hamakua districts, and return to
Honolulu on the 10Th inst. Mrs. Bam-
berry, assisted by Captain Armstrong
and Lieutenant Long. will look after
the work in Honolulu during the Adju,
tant's absence.
Mrs. Arthur Coyne received by the
steamer Sonoma the sad news of the
death Of her mother Mrs. l.. ]. Per-
rims, widow of the late John Perrins.
Mrs. Perrins passed away December 16,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. A.
Freeman, Mountain View, Santa Clara
Co. Mrs. Perrins had many friends in
Honolulu, having resided here for many
years when Mr.. Perrins was alive. She .
also made number of visits TO her
daughter. Mrs Coyne, after Mr.. Per-
rims death, She leaves to mourn her =
loss four daughters, one son and sew =
eral grandchildren.