The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

noon at Aala Park.
William Mckinley Lodge No. 5. K
OF p. VIII meet in K. of 2. Hall al
| go this evening. Work in the second
rank.
The Civic Federation directors viii
hold meeting this afternoon to com.
| plete is decisions regarding the vari-
! Gus nominees.
This is the last day for fling nomi-
/ nations for members of the Legisla-
| ture fer the fourth and fifth represen-
tative districts.
Republican meetings were held on
| the Oceanic dock at noon Yesterday.
| the speakers being ]. c. Cohen, Jim
| Quinn, W Kane and John Hughes.
". F. Carbin, Pacific feet strag-
gler. was arrested near the old fish
market yesterday afternoon, too late
| to be shipped by the [. 5. s. SoIace.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
morning al I ! o clock, P W. Rider viii
occupy the pulpit. and a the 7:30 D. m.
service, Paul Super VIII conduct the
services.
J. F. Haekfeld entertained at the
Young Hotel in honor of William
Pfotenhauer, who leaves by the Ala
media Cor a vacation which viii be
spent IN Europe.
John ". Kalua, former Circuit Judge
of Maui. and Republican candidate for
County Attorney. has been indicted for
perjury He has retained Atkinson <
Ouarles and Dan II. Case TO defend
him
Kalei and Nauna, alias Mauna Ka
Ieiheana. were brought from Waialua
Yesterday and charged with larceny in
the second degree They are alleged
70 have stolen $500 and a tin of opium
from a Chinaman named All Tim.
H. Hackfeld & Co. has received a
cable from New York stating that the
European beet crop has suffered Sc
verelv from frost. 1t is not known
how much damage has been done. but
II Is said that the crop viii be short
er than last year.
A fair. with interesting and unique
Oriental features. viii be held on Sat
urdav evening. December u. on the
grounds Of the Chinese church. Fort
street. for the benefit of the church,
the Chinese Y. VI. C. A. and the Fort
street kindergarten.
The government road at Waipahu is
being maeadamized. They have made
a deem cut in front of the Waipahu
school This leaves the school grounds
ten feet above the road. Steps will
he cut IN the bank so that the chill
dren may get into the grounds.
T. z. Robinson, formerly business
agent for the Kamehameba Schools.
and later Assistant District Attorney
for Santa Barbara County, California,
arrived by the Alameda yesterday TO
manage the title abstract and law de-
partment of the Trent Trust Company.
The funeral of Miss Heuek took
place from the residence of her sister,
Mrs J. J. Locker, on upper Liliha
street. Il was conducted by Pastor
Felmv. The pail bearers were F. A.
Schaefer. James Wakefield, Robert
LANCE. Mr. Focke, II. NJ. Won Holt and
Carl Du Roi. n
Mrs. William G. Irwin and Miss
Helene Irwin, who have been in Eu- |
rope for some months, win sail today |
for the United States. San Francisco, |
however, IS not to see anything of |
them this winter. as they viii remain /
in New York and win make occasional |
visits To Philadelphia, where they viii |
he the guests of Mrs. Irwin s sister,
Mrs. Aileen Ivers Robinson--Call.
Margaret Macpherson of Pawtucket, |
Rhode Island. has written Sheriff Tau
kea. requesting information concerning
her brother, John H Macpherson, /
from whom she has not heard during 1
the past three years. She states that |
her letters have been returned unde- |
livered. She states he was married to /
Mrs. Marie Porter (nee Sayage), who !
died in 1908 She says she saw her /
brother in San Francisco about that /
time. after which he left for Honolulu. /
The Filipinos who called on Secre-
tarv Mott Smith some time ago look
ing for work. and stating that they /
had been led to come here through mis- /
left yesterday on the /
Maui for Hutchinson plantation, where |
they VIII 60 to work at SIS a month.
Mott Smith sent a wireless message to
Manager VOTERS Thursday afternoon,
asking f he would give them employ
ment. and an answer was received in /
inst twenty-five minutes. saving that |
he would This is considered a record /
for sending a wireless.