The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. J. L. Howard left in the Mon
golia.
A. Edwards arrived from Kauai yes
terday.
Mrs. George D. Gear left in the
Mongolia.
Miss Lucie wilcox went away in the
Mongolia.
H. L. Knudsen arrived from Kauai
yesterday.
F. Bechert arrived in the Hall
from Kauai.
Mrs. Louis Self and child arrived in
the Iwalani.
Carl du Roi. manager of Ehlers' left
in the Mongolia.
Rev. K. Lee was a passenger from
Linue in the Hall.
w. H. McBryde arrived from Lanai
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown returned
in the Iwalani from Molokai.
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Jaeger Of Kauai
arrived in the Hall yesterday.
Mrs. walter HOFFMAN, was depart
ing passenger in the Mongolia.
Mrs. Paul Neumann went away
| again in the Mongolia yesterday.
| Mrs. C. NJ. Cooke returned from the
Garden Island in the w. G. Hall.
The CHEEKY notes of the skylark are
prevalent at Kaimuki these days.
John Nevin, rice miller and mail
contractor of Hanapepe, is in town.
Pacific Lodge No S22 win meet in
Masonic Temple at 7:sO this evening.
D. L. Austin came over from bust
I ness trip to Kauai in the w. G. Han.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Woodward were
.among the people leaving by the Mon
golia.
! Harmony Lodge No. 8, 7. Q. Q. F.,
/ viii meet in odd Fellows Hall this
evening at 1880
The Marine Engineers Beneficial
/ Association viii meet in +. of F. Hall
this evening at 7:30.
/ Sinclair, Aylmer and selwyn Robin
son and Leslie Gay, of the well-known
i Kauai families. left in the Mongolia
Charles Gay. the lord of Lanai whose
lIordship Link MeCandless is disputing
at washington. arrived in the Iwalani.
The description of Lihue Hospital
as renovated. in another column, is
slightly condensed from the Garden
Island.
Il H. F. wichman and two daughters
left IN the Mongolia for Germany
where they will make their home fol
a few years.
Miss NJ. wilmington and Paul With
ington were among the large cfoWo
of aepartfng Honolulu passengers by
the Mongolia.
Enoeh Lowell. the former Lihue jailof
who got into trouble over the death
Of a prisoner, was among the Han
passengers to town.
DR.. G. B. Wood, in attendance or c
HartwelI, returned with his patient
from Molokai in the Iwalani. Miss
D. Hartwell was also a passenger.
Mrs. Vestal and Miss Doris Vestal
. mother and sister of Mrs. c. G.. Ken
nedy of Hilo, left in the Mongoil'
after spending some weeks in the is
lands.
stone crusher is now working a
Harrisons quarry, Kaimuki, turning
out fortifcation material. 1t mingle
it's roar with that of the Palolo crush
er nearly opposite.
The Supreme Court will resume it
: January session this morning. A de
cision on the Iiliha-Waialae car sched
ule case is generally expected to D
a forthcoming today
e The January term OF the First Cir
Il cult Court viii open at ten this morn
ing. Judge Robinson, presiding l
a criminal cases, will charge the gran
Jury if the original venire provides
~ sufficient panel at the first session.
The monthly meeting of the execu
II tive committee of the Oahu 1oun
If Peoples Union will be held in tn
n Y. NJ. C. A parlors this evenin
at half past seven. A full attendant
of members and delegates is requested