The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. w z. Wall and two children
returned home in the Korea.
The band will play this morning at
the departure of the Alameda.
Mrs. George D. Gear arrived from
California by yesterdays liner.
Mrs. John F. Bowler arrived in the
Korea after an absence of several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. o. Carter returned
in the Korea from a trip to the
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder and
Miss Helen Wilder arrived in the
Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dreier are
home again, having arrived in the
Korea.
Court Lunalilo No. $500, A. o. F.,
will meet this evening at 1880 in K. of
P Hall.
Information is wanted of the where
| abouts of George BaShman. See classi-
| fed ads.
Mr.. and Mrs M. S. Grinbaum ar
rived from San Francisco in yester-
days steamer.
| L. D. Timmons has gone to work as
bookkeeper for the Hawaiian Evangel-
| ical Association.
! Ralph S. Hosmer, superintendent OF
| Forestry, was a caller on the Acting
Governor yesterday.
| Eben Low gave a luau to the Wild
| West competitors at the Seaside Hotel
| on Monday evening.
dol 3y1ar
Pacific Lodge No. 1922 this evening al
$780, Work in third degree.
Mrs. w. H. Rabbit, wife Of tht
Superintendent of Public instruction
returned home in the Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Swift and H. G
Boswell, of Eva plantation, returned
in the Korea from vacation trips.
Miss A. Margaret Dietz returned il
the Korea, having attended he
brothers wedding in California.
George H. Fairchild, manager o
Makee Sugar Co., called on Acting
Governor E. A. Mott-Smith yesterday
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Divf
sion No. /, will meet in G. B. U. Hall
Fort street, at o'clock this evening
Complaint is made that, owing t
lack of electric light in the verand
, of the postoffice, people can not fin
their boxes at night.
; The socker game on Monday
+. Kaimuki was won by the kamena
mehas, who defeated the Aliioianis b
the score of to /. n. L. Herbert ON
ciated as referee.
= Mrs. Louisa Garvin, Mrs. 8.
I Heapy. Miss Mayme Jordan, Miss Ell
= McInerny and Miss A. H. Waterhous
were among the Korea's passenger
from San Francisco.
. The Junior Auxiliary of ST. Andrew
. | Priory ask their friends to tea an
! | sale of small articles on Thursday al
| ternoon. December 10, from three
five o'clock. Admission ten cents.
The Gay and Robinson party of Ks
:. uai returned in the Korea from
= mainland tour. IN the party wei
Mrs. J. S. Gay. Messrs. L. r. Gay,
Robinson, A. F. Robinson and 5. /
u Robinson.
The small amount of business dor
- ar the branch postoffhce at Kalihi ha
led Postmaster Pratt into believin
that the necessity for the branch
IS little. He has accordingly ordered tn;
=, it be closed.
y Leland Harrison. private secreta1
to the United States Ambassador
japan, is a through passenger in u
n Korea. While here Mr.. Harrison cal
re ed on Acting Governor Mott-Smith.
~ is a Harvard man.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Moore, Mr.. al
Mrs. A. H. Omsted, Miss Theo.
W Omsted, Mr. and Mrs. T. A Potte
he Mrs. E. w. Peterson and Mast
W Ernest Peterson were among the
III rivals by the Korea.
H. Thrum's Hawaiian Annual for Il
C. coming year is nearing completion
the hands of the printers and will
Mt out before Christmas. Possibly su
IN ply may be ready for orders for e
t. outgoing Saturday steamer abroa
~ and Island mails Of Monday next.
& F. L. waldron, chairman of the Il
waii Promotion Committee, return
c. in the Korea. Incidentally ne did
or lot of promotion work in San FRA
nd cisco. including the instigation or
1t movement for a business mems excu