The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-23

LOCAL BREVITIES.

There viii be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No. q, F. & A. NJ
this Saturday evening. at 7:30 o'clock,
in third degree.
The funeral OF the late Alex Garvie
viii take place from Masonic Temple
at 2:30 p. m, Sunday, instead of Sat
urday as announced yesterday.
Theo. Roosevelt Camp No. l. L. S. w.
V, viii meet in Waverley hall this
evening in regular session. The new
countersign viii be communicated at
this meeting.
The many friends of Captain Quincy
Will regret 10 lea1n that it has been
found necessary to operate again to
remove the cancer formed on his lip.
He went to the hospital yesterday.
Attend the Thanksgiving eve dance
at the Young. given by Olive Branch
Rebekah Lodge. Tickets can be had
of any of the members or may be Sc
cured at the door. Remember the
date. November q.
The ladies of st. Clements Guild
thank all those who helped them with
their tea. There were many cuttings,
vines and choice plants left over that
can be seen at the cottage in Gen.
Davis grounds and can be purchased
at the house.
A Thanksgiving service, under the
auspices of the Ministerial Union, will
be held in Central Union church. on
Thursday next, at II o'clock. Acting
Governor Mott-Smith will attend and
H. Parker will deliver the discourse.
An earnest request is made that the
citizens Of Honolulu plan to be present
ana help to make the hour a profitable
one.
H. Baggerley, one of the best known
sporting writer's on the Coast, is here
in company with the Spalding baseball
team, representing the San Francisco
Bulletin. Mr.. Baggerley Will see that
the claims of Hawaii as a sporting
town are properly presented to the
mainland readers OF. his paper and it
is probable that he will write up other
sports in Honolulu besides the ALL
Star games.
Attorney ]. NJ Vivas has been re-
leased under 800 bail at Wailuku. He
viii be brought to Honolulu as soon
as he is fit for travel, for the trial
of his appeal from Judge McKay's SEN
tence, through the writ or habeas cor
nus issued by Chief Justice Hartwell.
During the first four days of his term
of five days for contempt of court he
was Ill in hospital under guard. The
hard labor part of his sentence was
consequently foiled.
a HPnn-
| lulu acquaintance asking for his sup
port to the application of w. F. Drake
| for the position of collector Of inland
| revenue here. Senator shelby M. Gull
lom writes from washington, Nov. .
/ saving: 4 have already recommends
>. the appointment of Mr.. Drake for th3
position of collector of internal reve'
nue., and the Commissioner of Interna
Revenue Mas written me that he viii
also recommend his appointment; sc
I do not apprehend there will be any
| trouble about the matter"
| A special demonstration viii be con
| Quoted saturday night, November .
at the salvation Army hall SOM
| staraoptfcon views will be shown b.
| Adiutant Winters who is just return
ing from a visit at the Coast. He ha
attended also the great meetings
General VIM. Booth, the founder o
the salvation Army. and will undoubt
edIy have some very interesting AM
profitable things to tell. The AdJu
tant will be in all meetings on sun
day. Admission free, everybody in
yited. Hall. corner of King street am
Nuuanu avenue.
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