The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-08-06
(From Thursdays Advertiser.l

Mrs. Elikapeka Keawemahuilani has
brought suit for divorce from her hus-
band, Keawemahuilani, on the ground
of cruelty and non.support.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
| Emerson will be glad to learn that, ac-
| cording to the latest adviees, they In
| tend to leave Europe on or about Octo-
Der 10 on their westward journey to
their home in Hawaii.
The local Office of the Postal Tele-
graph Company has been authorized
| from headquarters to call attention to
the fact that it has the only cable run
ming to Honolulu. The company has
connections with 5000 smaller points
Pomona Progress.
The Oscar Maurers are spending the
summer months in ana JUnd the Ha-
waiian Islands. They /. accompanied
by Mrs. Maurer's sister. Mrs. Edwin
Gray, who is taking the grip in the in
terest of her health. Letters speak of
! an ideal outing, and the party will
probably remain away for several
weeks to come.-Berkelev Independent.
Quite large crowd of Honolulu folk
will be IN Seattle on Hawaii Day at
the fair, many planning to go up on the
Makura about August Il. Princess Ka-
wananakoa goes on this vessel and will
go from Vancouver directly to Seattle
Another party of seven or eight is plan
ming to 90 on the same steamer. The
fair commissioners hope for a very
large attendance of Honolulu people on
Hawaii Day.
Mrs. William Cluff and her pretty
daughter, Miss Florence, are entertain.
ing a trio of friends from Honolulu at
their summer home in Berkeley. A
pretty luncheon was given in honor of
the visitors, Mrs. Edward Kelley, Miss
Willie Kelley and Mrs. Noonan this
afternoon. Others sharing in this hos.
pitality were Mrs. George Downey, Mrs.
John Lands, Mrs. TREY l.. Ford, Mrs
John Galway and Mrs. John Fish.-San
Francisco Globe.
Robert w. Single appeared before
Judge Robinson yesterday and asked
to be allowed to resign as guardian OF
the person of Beatrice Campbell, a
minor The request was granted aud
Alice K, Macfarlane appointed. Mr.
Shingle asked that as Miss Campbell
was going to California soon to enter
school, he be allowed 10 sell harness
and horses left her by her mother. The
court granted permission for the sale
which viii take place on Monday.
Miss Ella A. Fletcher arrived on the
Hilonian yesterday for an extended Wis
il with her sister, Mrs. l.. L. Thayer
and her nephew, Wade Warren Thayer
Mrs. Fletcher, who comes from New
York, has a reputation as philosophi
cal writer, having published a number
of books, among which are "The Law
. of the Rhythmic Breath, and the
Philosophy of Rest She is a specia
writer for the New York Herald ant
will probably do some writing for thai
. paper while here.
The Hawaiian Commercial & Suga
Co. Is mill has finished grinding,
: John Aukai, employed by Wichmal
a Co., leaves for llilo TO open a butche
shop.
. Captain LoTenzen returned from tn
Coast yesterday much improved Il
I health and appearance,
The lease Of the South Olehena land
! In the kapaa district will shortly b
advertised, according ~ report,
John Paahao, hy his attorney, Glen
Q pnnn, has brought snit Tor divorce iron
q his wife, luukin fHahgn, alleging tha
j. she deserted him nyp vrnls ago
Ching Kim kee a member ~ th
= crew On the American Hawaiian steah
~ Texan, was arrested Wednesday ~
Z trying 20 pass oH aR the amhorilif
y some registration paper NOT hls owl
Frank raeheeo, proprietor NJ Oh
: barber shop an fofi Rrel NelaN kipl
: TeiNrari fam mo mainland ly Al
q llilunian. lle Vtitel hi mother 1
y Alnmela while away Hni lhpn inurue,
b W y Chicago op has'pess eoRpelle