The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.


the city.
F. B. McStocker and wife returned
from Hawaii yesterday.
j. F. Morgan writes thar he expects
to start home November rs.
Governor Frear viii leave by the
transport Crook, due ON Monday.
7. Honan, Jr., leaves today on the
5. s. Mongolia for six weeks visit
on the Coast.
Artist Wores, who was here several
years ago, has been giving an exhibition
Of his pictures in San Francisco.
There will be Holy Communion SER
vice IN the Seamen 5 Chapel at s clock
this morning. Bishop Restarick, cele-
brant.
The Hilonian is to leave San Fran
cisco for Honolulu on November Il, not
November u, as previously noted. She
is due here November %.
Max Eckart of Wailuku, and before
that Of Honolulu, has returned from a
visit to his old home in Germany. He
has been gone several months
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Dillon wish to
convey their heartfelt thanks to the
many friends for the courtesies shown
during their recent bereavement in the
loss of their beloved son.
The usual service at Leah Home
will be in charge of the Christian En-
deavorers of Central Union church
this afternoon. Car leaves Pawaa
junction at 2 o'clock for Kaimuki.
The November number of the Pacific
Monthly has an article by Lieut.. Halsey
Dunwoody, u. S. A, on "Our National
Scarecrow, - in which he takes up the
question of the defence of Hawaii
Deputy United States Marshal Harry
Holt returned yesterday from Hawaii,
where he subpoenaed thirty witnesses
in the Koki cases to be on hand a week
from tomorrow in the United States
Court.
At the Queens Hospital last evening
it was reported that James d. Dough-
erty, who was brought there from the
Mauna Kea. on which he came from
Hawaii, was little better than when
he first entered the hospital.
Chas. E. Stokes, Pacific Coast agent
for Thos. Cook & Son, located at 80
Powell street, San Francisco, has been
looking over the Islands recently, and
is acquiring lot of first-hand infor-
nation to give to applicants for data.
Oswald St. John Gilbert, manager of
the Sandwich Islands Honey Company,
who has been at the Queen Hospital
for the last four months, was yesterday
removed to his home, under the care of
Dr. Waterhouse. He has reached the
convalescenee state.
Miss T. Oss, who for some time has
acted as stenographer in the employ
of the o. r. & l.. Company, has re
visit in the Eastern and Western
States She also paid visit to her
brother in Portland, Oregon.
William Kai, who died in Appleton,
Wisconsin, lately, was a brother of
Deputy High Sheriff George Sea, the
name Kai being the Hawaiian word
for sea. He went to the mainland
eleven years ago. He was an excellent
musician. George Sea will communicate
with the Appleton authorities, and the
body may be brought here for inter
ment.
Mrs. IT, Awana of Makawao died of
dropsy last Wednesday, aged ffty-fve
years. She was a leader among Ha-
waiians and active in church and Sun
day-school work for many years. Be-
sides her husband, she leaves ten chill
dren, Mrs. George Groves of Peahi, Mrs.
Niles Omsted of Hama, Mrs A. f.
Tavares Of Makawao, Mrs. A. J. Tate
of Makawao, Mrs. A. E. Carter of
Honolulu, Misses Mikahala, Grace and
Awana, and two young sons.
Carl M Lovsted, local manager of
the Gregg Company, Limited, manufac
turers of plantation railway equip
ments, etc, leaves on the Mongolia this
for a flying trip to the works
in Newburgh, New York. During his
absence Mr.. J. J. Page, assistant man
ager, viii be in charge of the Hawaiian
branch office. Mr.. Lovsted expects to
return about the middle of January,
accompanied >by his wife, who is at
present visiting friends in the States.