The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Miss HartweH returned by the Kinau
yesterday.
Carl widemann was an arriving pas
senger by the Kinau yesterday
a notice of the annual meeting Of
the Honolulu Cricket club appears TO-
day
Mrs. Paul Lenlke and family express
thanks for sympathy extended IN their
bereavement.
Honolulu Harbor No. 81. A A. Of
NJ, and P. viii meet in Fraternity Hall,
Odd Fellows building. this evening at
: O'Clock.
Mrs. J. r. Atherton and her daugh-
ter. Miss Kate Atherton. returned from
visit 70 the Big Island BY the XII
nau yesterday.
Central Union church c. E. wilI con-
duct the service at Leahi Hospital
this afternoon. a car leaving for Kali
muki at two O'Clock.
The Royal school Alumni will hold
the annual meeting for the election of
officers for. the ensuing year next Mon
day. February Il, at $50 P. N.
Mrs. E. r. Simpson. with Mrs. A c.
Emmons of Portland and Mrs. William
Emmons Of Seattle. returned yesterday
by the Kinau from a trip TO the vol
cano. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. wooney retuFfed
from more than a month spent oTsfMaui
and Hawaii Mr.. yoolley visited every
/ school on the two islands during the
trip.
Judge and Mrs Dole returned yes
terday from two weeks absence on
| Hawaii. Judge Dole went to hold the
HiIo term Of the United states Dis
4 trict Court.
/ Since the first Of the year more than
fifty inquiries have been received by
the Governor from persons on the
mainland who have an inclination 10
make their homes in Hawaii
The Hooulu and HooIa Lahui will
hold their annual meeting at the ka-
pioIani Maternity Home, "Wednesday
morning, February 70. at 10 O'Clock
All members are requested to attend
Y There will be a meeting of all riders
fother than paul at 4.3o p. m. Mon
3 dav. February Il, at the old baseball
grounds. -Makikf, keeaumoku and hi
nau streets. w A Greenwich, chair
man.
Mrs. c. NJ. Hyde viii give talk OF
her cruise in the Mediterranean. at tbs
first of a series of Sunday afternoon
meetings of the Y. W G. A.. at
o'clock today at the house of Mrs
r T. Dillingham;.
Delegate Kuhio has written to tn
Board of Trade Of Hilo. suggesting tina
4 a gift from it of a koa bookcase 10
/ Hawaifs room in the House offlc
building would be gladly received b.
: him. He mentions that he has intro
szuced a bill to appropriate $4,000 90
a/FederaI building at Hilo. n
= Governor Frear stated yesterday TIA
he had appointed DIR. James r. Jssd
T a delegate TO represent the Tegrftor
of Hawaii at the fourth annual con
! ference of the Council on Medical Edu
: cation of the American Medical Asso
citation. 10 meet in Chicago on Mon
day. May Is.
There were a number of people re
turned nv the Kinau yesterday fror
4 the volcano. all enthusiastic over III
trip. Among them were Mrs G RIDE
T..
TT. Barnard, ]. c. Cohen, Lieut. Gov
: ernor Anderson of California and Mr.
$ Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Schiliini
d Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Rossi and Mis-
Barnard.
e Henry Pico. Portuguese boy age
d twelve. was drowned in pit seve
IS feet deep at the bottom of the bi
reservoir on the Kona plantation
e Holualoa on Tuesday last with 81
e young sons OF L. :. Aungst he va
,e wading in shallow water when ne re
into the pit. which had been dug
. ind a water pipe opening in prepari
"a t{ons for clearing the reservoir. Ii
s supposed that the pipe section ne
The poor little fellow down. Manag
r. NJ. Overend had the body reeoKe
ed and brought to the plantation
- Zee within three hours after being TO
Of the accident. A native diTed ar
- brought it M on the first attempt
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