The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

/ Olaa raspberries make good snort
cake. Order some from the Metro.
politan Meat Company for delivery this
morning.
The County Auditor will pay war,
rants today.
w. A. Kinney was a returning pas
senger in the Sierra.
| James H. Love was among the re-
turning citizens on the Sierra's list
| Something coming through at the ball
games this afternoon; better go out.
There will be work in the second
rank in William Mckinley Lodge No.
Is, K of P. tonight.
Samuel Lowden, a former resident of
Honolulu, died at his home in Santa
Cruz, Cal, on the 9Th inst.
Rev. W. D. Westervelt will preach
at the Methodist church tomorrow
| morning on the subject, Making Men
Remember
Mrs. R. c. Brown, daughter and son
sailed by the Korea yesterday after
noon to visit with her mother in Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Jake Grossenbacker and Allen
Scheirer, two marines from the naval
station, We're picked up as stragglers
by the police yesterday.
There will be an entertainment at
San Antonio Hall tonight by children
o'clock: afterward dancing. Admission
Soc; children 25c.
All the birds in the Eagles Aerie
will flock on June &c. That means if
you get an invitation you don't want
TO miss it. For when the Eagles flock
they always have a good time.
The Y. NJ. C A. is issuing invitations
to a stag social on Monday night, the
main feature of the evening to be some
especially fine music reproduced by
Charles Athertons talking machine.
Captain Orwell, u. S. A. engineer in
charge of Federal public works, has
discovered the hard rock he wants for
the Hilo breakwater in Puma, twenty
two miles from Hilo along the rail-
road.
c. E. Murdoch. who arrived in the
Sierra, comes from England on visit
TO his brother, D. B. Murdoch, auditor
for Alexander & Baldwins plantations
and one of the pioneers in Hawaii
pineapple industry.
Congressional party No. 2, to arrive
in the transport Crook due tomorrow,
consists of congressman j. NJ Rey-
nolds, E. NJ. Higgins, w. w. Cocks
and James Mckinney, with members of
their families. They will proceed hence
to the Philippines in the transport
Sherman on July Is.
On the first of July the Archives
Commission consisting of Secretary At
kinson, Prof. Alexander and A F.
Judd will have the filing of the posi-
ton of assistant to Custodian Lydecker
authorized by the Legislature. John
H. Wise, clerk of the House at the late
session. is the only one thus far men
toned as an applicant.
John Camacho, the half-witted Por-
tuguese who has been terrorizing the
Kapiolani Park residents by playing
holdup man, was charged yesterday
with vagrancy. His worldly wealth, as
scheduled on the police bIotter, consists
Of a pocket knife, a drinking glass and
a bottle of eau de cologne.
Professor w. D. Alexander wishes to
disclaim the credit for compiling the
names of the 5000 students who have
attended Oahu College in the sixty
years of existence. He says he edited
and revised the compilation, the oner-
Gus labor of making the list having
been performed by Miss Florence Hall
Miss Edna Allyn, the new librarian
of the Honolulu Library, is expected to
arrive in the Alameda next Friday.
Chief Clerk Conkling of the Secre-
tary's office was favored with six diff
ferent translations of a title for the
veroes in the Hawaiian
edition of the House Journal from as
many vernacular authorities whom he
had consulted.
St. Louis College held it's closing ex-
ercises. with a fine program, yesterday
morning. There We're nine graduates,
viz: L. All Fee, Sam Akana, Arthur
A. Akina, Glenn V. Ayau, Antoine E.
Comes, James K Jarrett, Fred c.
Mage, j. Neal and Sing Wo. Comes
was awarded the Young Mems Insti-
tute Damien CounciD gold medal for
the best exposition of Christian doc
trine. Mage received another gold
medal from the same society for Uni
ted States history. Joseph F. Betten-
court was awarded the John n. Phil
lips medal as the schools champion in
the Boys Field meet, also the cup of
St. Louis Alumni Association for one
year.