The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| f. D. Baldwin and family Of Hilo
| are visiting Maui relatives preparatory
| to settling permanently in Honolulu.
| John Detor, for several years past
| the manager of Hotel Demosthenes, at
| HiIo. is here to remain permanently.
| He will probably be connected with the
4 Union Grill.
| a committee of the Bar Association
has been appointed to prepare reso-
| luton on the death of Judge Henry
E. Highton and to present the same
at the opening of the Supreme Court
Monday morning.
| One of our young business men, Mr..
| Harry Powell, left Monday for san
Francisco, where he viii soon embark
| for Honolulu on a pleasure trip. He
| was accompanied by Mr.. Harry Scott.
Long Beach (Cal) Tribuns.
A special meeting of Hawaiian Bar
Association will be held tomorrow at
ternoon at Ais o'clock at 81 Merchant
street, to consider the matter of en-
dorsing the proposed plan for holding a
Panpacific Consular Convention.
The postponed meeting of the Guild
and Woman's Auxiliary of St. An
drew's Cathedral Branch will be held
at half past two on Monday afternoon,
January Z, at Craigside, the residence
of Mrs. Give Davies, Nuuanu Valley.
Chong Yam and Wong Sin, who had
INDUCED in a cue pulling contest at the
Oceanic dock on Friday, humbly apol-
ogized for their lapse from brotherly
love before Judge Whitney yesterday.
TIL, LAT nj
of 81 each.
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.
At Central Union church this morn
ing DR.. Sylvester's subject will be THE
Great Renewal; or, A New Year Pros
pect," and this evening, "Our Religion
for a New Year" Anthem solos will
be sung by Mrs Mackall in the morn
ing and Miss Gertrude Hall in the
evening.
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 De
complied with.
At the Christian church, King and
Alakea streets. there will be preaching
at IL a. M, '"Tithing Reasonable" and /
1880 p. m, '"The Duty of Service"
Junior>C. E., a. m; Bible school, 9:45 |
a. M; Senior C. E., $3.50 p. m. You are
cordially invited to any and all SER
vices. G. D. Edwards. pastor.
Jacintho Miguel, Of the Kewalo
saloon, was arrested yesterday for SELL
ing liquor to a minor. The case was
worked up by ]. M. Martin, agent of
the Anti-Saloon league, who has the
evidence of himself, the boy who
bought the beer and a Camp Mckinley
soldier to back up his charges. The
Ease will come up tomorrow morning.
There will be installation of the fol-
lowing officers of the Christian En-
1eavor Society of the Central Union
Church by Rev. J. w. Sylvester Sum
Day evening at the regular meeting:
President Miss M. E. Patty; vice pres
dent, Herbert Kingsley; corresponding
secretary, Maria Forbes; recording |
secretary, Lyle A Dickey; treasurer,
Jessie c. Shaw. All members are re-
Iuested to attend