The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Fred L. Waldron is back from San
Francisco.
!. :. Low and wife are home from
| Cheyenne
The EIIefords are having good houses
at Stockton. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. F. Dillon Of Pepee,
keo returned from the mainland yester-
| day.
Court Canoes No. s1l0. A. 0. F., viii
meet in San Antonio hall at 1880 this
evening.
Mystic Lodge No. ?, X. of p. will
meet in X. Of z. hail at 1880 this
evening.
Excelsior Lodge No. I, 1. 0. o. F..
viii meet in odd Fellows hall at 1870
this evening.
Mrs. Joe Schwartz, Miss Henrietta
and Miss Josephine Schwartz returned
from the Coast on the Korea
There viii be a meeting of the Art
League this afternoon at 3 clock to
arrange for Christmas sale.
a company in Denver writes the Adj
vertiser that it wants to buy Hawaiian
pressed flowers in quantities of 100 to
100000.
DIR. L. f. Golfer has asked for a leave
Of absence to visit his daughter He
does not expect transfer of service
from this port.
Mrs. Charles Deering, stepmother Of
c. w. c. Deering, passed through Ho-
nolulu yesterday on the Mongolia en-
route to the Orient.
The Board of Education has granted
a certificate as a public school to the
School of the Holy Innocents, at La
hama, Of which Rev. Leopold Knoll is
principal.
News was received by the steamer
Mongolia yesterday of the death of Miss
Mary Goodale, sister of w. w. Goodale.
on September 10 in Great Falls, Mon
tana. Pneumonia was the cause Of
death.
\ misprint of Bingham for Brigham
in Sunday paper reported the former
instead of the latter as having written
to the Secretary of the Smithsonian
opposing the gathering here of the
members of the American Association
for the Advancement Of Science.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
y en- al NHltH thuICH HtLu lutit ANtEi
meeting at Leah Home last Sunday
afternoon. Rev. 4. EbeTsole led the 1
and was assisted by the En-.
deavorers and many friends. At the
end of the service, fruit and flowers
were distributed to the inmates Of the
home.
Calsses in Hawaiian and japanese
have been organized at the Y. NJ. c. A,
with a large number Of business men
in each. DR.. Scudder will teach the
class in japanese. The business men
are taking advantage of an opportunity
to learn something Of the language of a
race Of people they come in frequent
contact with daily in business affairs.
and hope to profit by study.
Rev. z. w. Thwing received a letter
from Attorney General Bonaparte yes
terdav, acknowledging the receipt of
additional papers sent by him in con
nection with his charges against Unit |
ed States Attorney Breckons. The let |
ter SAYS the Attorney General has not |
had opportunity to confer with Secre |
tarv Garfield as vet, but that careful |
will be given the matter.
A house owned by W. E. Rowell, |
and rented to Miss Warland as a cOun- |
try residence, on the Eva side of the |
'idge that divides PalolO Valley. was |
burned Sunday afternoon. The house |
s about a mile and a half from Wal |
ilae road. Miss Warland had gone
there in the afternoon and lighted q |
ire in the oil stove A few minutes
atpr she found the stove ablaze, and |
he fire quickly spread all through the
house. DESTROYING it and its contents. |
Miss Warland's loss is about 800.