The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DR.. A. c. Wall returned from Hawaii
yesterday
New grand jury tomorrow. Every,
body be good.
Rev. John L. Hopwood will lead the
7. NJ G. "A. meeting at o. m today
DR.. Norgaard, D. L. Van Dine and
c. A. Hartweu arrived in the Likelike
from Molokai.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Baldwin and Miss
C. NJ. Baldwin arrived in town from
Maui yesterday.
The Pythian Sisters meet for drill
today, at 2 p. m. and also on Monday
night for initiation.
There will be an Easter concert at
kakaako mission, at 7:30 this evening.
Everybody invited.
Harry j. Johnston. customs broker,
VIII go TO Kauai next Thursday, TO
clear the steamer Nebraskan for SaIina
Cruz.
explain that the call for the first
months dues of the Country Club on
April /, is not joke.
Deputy Sheriff Jarrett denies that
st. Louis College Alumni Association
is interesting itself in politics on be-
half of him or anybody else.
THE Unseen World will be the SUBJ
ject of Mr.. Primes lecture at the Oahu
Lodge of the Theosophical SocietA on
Monday at 5 o'clock, room 62, second
floor, Young hotel.
Walter r. Pittenger, late solicitor for
the Star Newspaper Association, has
severed his connection with that paper
and entered the service of the Trans
Pacific Trade in a similar capacity,
The money order and registry division
of the postoffice will open for transac-
ton of business in the rooms of the
new McCandless block on Bethel street
Monday morning, April 1, 1907.
An evening paper describes the chase
of a frog on Nuuanu street as IAN odd
site The locality was a very good
site for frog pond once, but that was
long before frogs We're imported here.
Elder J. d. White of the Reorganized
Church of Latter Day Saints, who has
been practicing law on Kauai, will
soon go to Kansas City with his family.
He intends to come back here at some
date not yet fixed.
Mrs Shipnan. wife of Supervisor o.
T. Shipman of Hawaii county, died at
Hilo yesterday. She was we'll known
Hawaiian lady. Mrs. Shipman recent
ly made a trip to San Francisco in the |
Enterprise.
Former Governor John T. Baker will |
leave in the steamer Enterprise, via |
San Francisco, for a visit to his former
home IN Tahiti, from whence he win |
make a tour of the Colonies, China and !
Japan. before returning to Hilo-
Christian church, King and Alakea
streets: Junior C E., 8 a. M; Senior
c. E.. $50 D. M; Bible school, GAS a.
M preaching, II a. m, Immortality;
80 p. M, Easter program by the Bible
school You are cordially invited to
any and all services. G. D. Edwards,
pastor.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Guild and Womans Auxiliary of St.
Andrews cathedral will be held at half
5ast two on Monday afternoon. April
st, at the residence of Bishop Restar-
ok. Emma square. Miss March viii
cad paper on the 'Suwanee Work
n Tennessee.
Honolulu Lodge, Benevolent and Pro-
ective Order of Elks, has elected the
oflowing officers: F. E. Richardson,
exalted Ruler; W. W. Harris, Esteem-
d Leading knight: Jas D. Dougherty, /
Esteemed Loyal Knight; s. A Walker,
Esteemed Lecturfng knight; H. H:
,impson Secretary: E w Quinn |
treasurer: j. W Doyle Tyler: H E. I
Iurray. Trustee for three years; Geo. H.
Angus, Representative to the Grand
sodge; J. H. Fisher. Alternate. They
yfll be installed next Friday evening |