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nAoeRsroWM. IND.

Hagerstown. Ind, Oct. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel 0ephart OF Middletown
came Wednesday to visit with their
daughter Mrs. win Tcctor.
Mrs. Laura Hines and Mrs. Fred
Murray spent Thursday In Richmond.
Miss lone Thornburg has been quite
IN for week but 10 improving.
Mrs. Edgar Locke was called to Lo-
santville by the death OF her mother
Mrs. Edith Burris.
Neva Bowman 10 sick with yellow
jaundice.
Mrs. william DauEherty and Mrs.
Mary Ferrel Of Muncie have been Wis
iting with MIR. and Mrs. Sam McCul.
Tough east of town.
Charles Fouts Of Seattle. Wash. 10
here for visit with his parents. John
Fouts and wife and relatives.
The reception given for Rev. Love
and his mother at Christian church
was very well attended. The audience
was not alone made up Of those Of
the Christian denomination. but some
OF cvery religious organization Of this
vicinity. An excellent program was
rendered. Rev. Guichar& Of Cambridge
City. and Mr.. Shidlcr OF Dublin were
present and took part In the program.
James Knapp. representing the M. Il.
church. In the absence OF Rev. Jen-
kins. gave an interesting talk. w. H.
Stair made the address OF welcome
and Prof. c. =. Woodland spoke in be-
half Of the Sunday school class which
held the reception for the new pastor.
After the program the audience was
Invited TO the basement for refresh
ments. The room was decorated IL
class colors. red and white. Masses of
variegated dahlias. chrysanthemums
and fernery were arranged very art.
istically about the room.
Mrs. Carlos Burton. Mrs. Arthur
Plummer. Mrs. Monroe Sherry and
Miss Mary Clark. attended the FEEDER.
alton Of clubs at Richmond Wednes-
day.
Ell Kendrick 10 moving to one half
Of the property OF Mrs. Ellen Fox.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

Cambridge City. Oct. 27.-walter
Krone 10 spending the week In Ohio.
In the interest OF the Cambridge City
Basket company.
Mrs. Ed Drischel spent Wednesday
IN Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward. Miss
Cora Hebbler. Roy Hebbler aud Mrs.
W. p. Richardson were In Richmond
"wednesday to attend the funeral OF q
relative. Mrs. Catherine Hebbler.
: Mrs.. Carrie Boyer. OF Milton. was .
visitor In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Bender Tuesday and Wednesday.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Guild
held IN all-day meeting At the home
OF Mrs. Il. ID. Mills. Wednesday.
TWonty-six ladies were present. and
The day was both pleasant and prof.
itAhly spent
Mrs.. Katherine Wheelan. who has
boou critically III for several weeks
past while not materially improved.
g reported ~ resting comfortably.
Ore Wheeler returned "wednesday
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MILTON. IND.

Milton. Ind. Oct. 27.-Mrs. Ed Stan.
ley. who was the guest of her mother
Mrs. Angelina Warren and other rela-
tives, has returned to Greenfield.
The Rev. Alfred Wagner. who is in
California. was recently sent by his
conference. the NJ. E., to San Fran.
cisco. The Rev. Mr.. Wagner is a
native Of this county and brother of
Benton Wagner and Mesdames Will
Wissler. Will Bolin and James Shank.
Mrs. Robert Griner was in town
yesterday. She was getting their
household goods out from the Spang-
Ter property and shipping to Colum-
bus.
Frank Stensell, who formed many
friends here while doing extra for
Harry Borders at the Big Four sta
ton here. writes that he has taken a
position with the Monon at $40 per
month. He Is located at Frankfort.
Henry Gardner who was the guest
OF Mrs. Walker and daughter and
looking after business interests here,
returned to Indianapolis.
Bragg and company, grocers are
putting up new chimney at their
store.
Mrs. Joe Decker and daughter Louie
visited at Connersville yesterday.
A large crowd from here attended
the stock and farm implement sale
at LATE Blossoms country home yester.
day afternoon.
Miss Nellie Jones visited friends at
Centerville yesterday and gave music
lessons. Miss Jones is one Of our ex.
cellent music teachers. She took a
course OF lessons at the conservatory
OF music at Cincinnatai. and has TAX
en- several terms of Miss CASTOR Of
Richmond. She Is the organist at
the Christian church. Miss Jones is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Jones.
Mrs. Jemima Kellam and Miss
Ruby Kellam were guests at six
o'clock dinner this evening with Mrs.
Bafbar Gipe at East Germantown.
Mrs. Catherine Daniels is spending
. few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Reed ut Lewisville.
Mrs. Henry Schlegel and son are
spending few days with her parents
at Metamora. -
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ciications which are on Ale and may
be seen Ia the once Of said Board or
Public Works OF the City Of Rich
mcnd
The bidders. in submitting propos-
ais to make said described public inn
must accompany each
bid with certified check in the sum
OF $4,000. rs evidence OF good faith
that the successful bidders will exc
cute. within ten days from the accept
ance OF proposals. contracts and
bonds satisfactory to the said Board
to do the work Of making said inn
provements. A failure OF the success
full bidders to enter into such con-
tracts and bonds upon the acceptance
OF such proposals will forfeit the
checks and the sums OF money pay
able thereon to the city as agreed and
liquidated damages for such failure.
The Board of Public Works re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bills.
II. NJ. HAMMOND.
FRED r.. CHARLES,
w. w. ZIMMERMAN
Board OF Public Works.
Oct 2a27
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J. e. Reed of Middleboro and Miss
Cora Hawley.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Began had for
Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Josiah
Flory. and son of Camden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlando Hilderbolt, Mr.. andMrs.
Lowell McCabe and SON Frank, Mrs.
w. B. Mikesell of Eaton and Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Ashinger OF New Hope.
Miss Ruth Irwin entertained Miss
Maud Crubaugh Of Richmond Sunday
Miss Minnie Jones entertained in
honor of Miss Ada Young Sunday, it
being her birthday anniversary The
following guests were present: Miss
Ada and Mae Reynolds, Ethel and
Carrie Davis. Ethel Murray. Leonard
Young, Amos Black and Henry Beck
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Eliason OF Cen
terville were visitors on Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Pence were
guests of DR. and Mrs. Carl Bean on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Carl and daugh-
ter Mabel were visitors Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Carl
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hoover of An
desson took Sunday dinner at Cedar
Springs.
Mr.. Joe Alexander of Bethel is here
visiting relatives this week
Miss Marie Peelle who Is well
known here was united In marriage to
Mr.. Edward Weyman Of Middletown
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Grouser Of
Lewisburg. They will reside in Mid
dletown where Mr. Weyman Is en-
ployed as bookkeeper in one of the
rolling mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Thompson en-
tertained at Sunday dinner Mrs.
Name Issen of Richmond. Miss Rose
and Clara Brinker. Emma Killen, Jack
Killen, Mrs. Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Tapey Of Richmond, and Miss
Helen Brinker of St. Louis.
Miss Early of Earlham was a guest
of Miss Gertrude Hawley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay and Miss
Jessamine Armstrong Of Kokomo Wis
tied on Sunday with Mrs. Julia Means
and daughter Fanny Miss Arm
strong remained here this week
Miss Monia Newbern has returned
after weeks visit at New Madison.
Misses Bernice and Margretta Hor-
ner, Herbert Cotton and Ed Rossiter.
spent Sunday with Miss Elaine Hor-
nef At Gettysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Eubank of New
Madison were visitors Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. s. /. Houser
Mr.. Ollie Newbern and family will
move Thursday near Campbellstown-
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sembly hall not up to requirements
owing to looseness of the paper on
the walls. In Miss Minnie Marshalrs
room. the dimensions were too small
and there were two pupils more in
the room than there should be as
there was lacking the amount of
room to allow each pupil the pre-
scribed amount of breathing space
Otherwise he found the building in
good condition.
w. H. Miller has let out the meals
for the election boards to the restau-
rant at Milton
The d. of R. lodge will practice on
Saturday night.
DIR. Gentle OF Richmond was at his
office here and greeted his many
friends yesterday.
Mr. John Faucet and daughter.
Miss Lula were Richmond shoppers
yesterday.
Mrs. C. c. Ellis was at Cambridge
City yesterday.
Clark and Watson Faucet were at
Connersville yesterday.
Mrs. w. p Moore went to Richmond
yesterday as delegate from the Cary
club to the Women's Federation of
clubs.
Mrs. r. w. Warren, who is a men,
Der of the Cary club at Milton and
the Helen Hunt club at Cambridge
City, attended the convention of Wo-
mems Clubs at Richmond as a dele
gate from the Helen Hunt club
Mr.. and Mrs. Crook of near Jack
sonburg accompanied their son Hiram
Chook and family to Richmond yester-
day. The occasion was the leaving
for their home in Whittier, Ca, of
the daughter and sister, Mrs. Modlin
and her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Bert
Modlin, who have been visiting in the
county several weeks.
A number from here heard Gov.
Marshall at Richmond last night.
T. G. Davis. high school principal.
reports the Milton class in physics a
very fine one. The class numbers
twenty-one or two. and is very bright
Mr.. Davis was recently at Richmond
and purchased new pieces for the
electric apparatus for experiments
The laboratory has now about 100
pieces for physical experiments and
have already taken three
The Embroidery club with Mrs. Err
nest Doty yesterday afternoon was
pleasant affair. although there were
not so many present as usual. owing
to hindering circumstances. Mrs. Ed
Stanley of Greenfield was a guest.
Nice refreshments were served.
Messrs- and Mesdames W. E VIII
liams and OFT Crownover and family
report one of the most pleasant auto
trips to Hagerstown Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Templin has q. maya
zine agency whereby one can procure
any magazine wanted at reasonable
rates.
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c. & 6. r. r.
CHANGE or scaKDuLE
SUNDAY. OCrORER ls, isao

On Sunday. October 10th. there will
be change Of schedule Of the G. &
o. Passenger trains. All train num-
bers win be changed and reversed.
The even numbers 50 East. and Odd
numbers West. Train No. win leave
Richmond for Cincinnati. and the
south at 4:30 q. m. Train No. I at
4:i0 p. m. West bound train No. 8
will leave Richmond for Muncie. Mar
ion, Peru and Chicago at 1888 A. NJ.
No. at TOO r. M. and No. 8 at Il:47
r. M. All Passenger trains to arrive
and depart from the Fourth Street
Station, Cincinnati. after this date. In
stead OF Sth and Mclean Ave.
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Ind. Oct 27.-William Hut
SON Rns purchased the Compton farm
OF twenfy-seven acres, one-half mile
south Of PennviIle. Consideration,
5000. Mr.. Hutson viii dispose Of his
farm the first OF January.
The members of the Christian En-
deayor OF the United Brethren church
gave a reception for the new pastor.
the Rev. Wood, at the home Of Mr.. and
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FOR RENT.

Charles Knauf is putting down a
very neat cement walk in the yard at
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hicks who
spent few weeks in Guilford county,
North Carolina. are enroute home and
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Thompson at Monessen. Pa.
James Kellam has secured employ
ment at James Mustin's saw mill and
lumber yards at Cambridge City.
Mrs. Will Hunt of Cambridge City
was Q guest of her husbands sister,
Mrs. James Doddridge. yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie Boyer is home from a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guyton at Cambridge City.
James Kellam has had several let.
tiers recently asking about the stone
pipe in his possession which he will
sell IL he receives the price he wants.
The story of the pipe is thus: Some
months ago Mr.. Kellam was working
on the farm of Mr.. Johnston. located
near Lockport, Ave miles south of
here, and with other workmen were
making the excavation for the founda-
ton Of the building they were to erect
when they exhumed a skeleton and
the stone pipe. The pipe is of Indian
design and the place Is supposed to
have been the grave of an Indian who
had been placed there with all of his
earthly possessions necessary to him
in the Happy Hunting Grounds" to
which he was tending. In the vicin-
lty there was block house in the
early settlement of the township
where the white settlers took refuge
when the Indians who frequented the
vicinity and had trail there. be-
came threatening. 1t is said that the
Indians were in the vicinity of the
block house on their trail from the
Mississinewa, near Wabash to Con-
nersville. where they had fur trad
ing post. at the time Of the battle of
Tippecanoe. and the waiting of the In
dams apprised the settlers in safety.
in the blockhouse of the news.
Thee Crist who visited his mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Crist at Brookville this
week, found her suffering with a
sprained limb. She had fallen and
hurt herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newbold. spent
yesterday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Vernon.
The various rooms Of. the Milton
schools were visited by the Rev. and
Mrs. E. X. Van Wrinkle, and Miss Ida
Mae Hanna yesterday morning. The
Rev. Mr.. Van Wrinkle made a few ex-
cellent remarks before the pupils of
each room and Miss Hanna rendered
the touching solo. Tell Mother I'll
Be There" in the high school. the
pupils joining in the chorus.
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Doddridge,
spent yesterday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Benton Wagner.
Miss Azxie Whistler, who is the
guest Of Miss Lula Ferguson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Zeller yesterday
Mrs DuHadway of Richmond was
the guest of Mrs. James Baker and
her aged friend Mrs. Catherine Wal
lace.
DIR. ]. e. King. county health oficer'
OF Richmond was on \ tour of inspec-
ton here yesterday. He inspected
the school building and found the as
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NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris, o., Oct. z7.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. b. Reed entertained Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Smith and son
Carrolton Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
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price OF days.
We charge advertisements sent in
by phone and collected for
after its insertion.

knife setting. n. 18th between G
and Main. on Main between 18th
and 18th. Reward at 81 s. 18th.
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stray have in my possession two
CD stray colts and one I'd black
horse The owners may have same
by describing and paying feed and
expense bill. Joseph J. King. r. r.
No. 10. Centerville. Ind. att
LOST-s5.00 bill either at Murray
theater or 18th and Main. Please
leave at Nushaum's Dry Goods
Store and receive reward, 27-2t
LOST-A bunch OF keys on ring on
N. e street. Leave at Quigley's
drug store, NJ Il street. 27-1t
LOST--Gold. open faced Geneva
watch, Patek-P Philippe make; I'M
tials h, B. p. on back. Return to
Second National bank. Reward.
21-tf
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FOUND-Small gold locket and chain
on n. 9th ST.. Saturday. October Is.
Owner can have same by calling at
superintendent office, Pan Handle
and describing property.
FOUND-A Scotch Collie dog at Ala
S. 18th.
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For SALE House and household
goods: lis n. 18th. Phone 24Sl.
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for Real Estate in all its phases and
North = SITS. loft
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Branch Offices
Branch offices are located In every
part OF the city and county towns.
Leave your want ad with the one
nearest you. Rates are the same.
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FOR SALE-120 acres. good room
house. big barn. good fences, near a
small town. VIII take in city prop
erty. Price $40 an acre. Kaufman.
over S2S Main st. 15-tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for
light housekeeping. 100 Randolph
St 21-tf
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Mail will be kept for 5. Gays only.
All mail not called for within that
Time will be cast out
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FOR SALE-Good buggy. set of har-
ness. horse blanket, two lay robes.
cheap. "B. B." care Palladium.
21-7t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19

.2aThe following invitation hug been
received Ts'
- MIR. and Mrs. +. A. Schaefcr
request the pleasure Of your presence
AT Abe marriage of their dluEh'lr
'nf" lrmgGrd.
- .,l In ~
q 'GH Mr.. Robert Ray Elgn
on Monday evening March The twenty.
W eighth, nineteen hundrgi aud len
- at haif a;tA eight O'Clock
st. Andrews Cathedral,
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.
'1' a
Mr.. James II. Causey prominent
Denver man Is again ~ Haleiwa en-
joying the delights of FISHING. canoe
ing. etc He Is loud In his praises OF
the comforts and beauties uf Haleiwa
and predicts great future for the
place MS the touris, traae Increases.
4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. l.arnach and
Donald Larnlch viii leave for Eng.
land on the Wilhelmlna for a stay OF
six months. They intend to see the
Passion Play at oberammers9u while
gone.
Mrs. Gustav Schaerer has issued In
yitntions for large luncheon parry 20
be given In honor OF her sisler.in-law,
Miss 'lrmgard Schaef2r. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19

Dr. and Mrs. Cooper, Miss Iabriski,
Miss MatsOn Miss McMahan.
4 4 4
Recital.
Mrs. Waiter +. Frear has again
headed the hong list of patronesses for
the Marshall Darrach Shakespeareln
recitals to be given at the Alexander
Dream" win be the reading for Tues
day evening. March 90, and Hamlet
for Thursday. March 81. The recitals
will begin at s D. m. Over one hun
dred Of tho society LADIES' OF Honolulu
are acting as patronesscs.
4 4 4
1t. Burchtieli's Luncheon.
1t. Burchfcid was the hos. nj an
enjoyable luncheon Tuesday at his
home at Waikiki. It. and Mrs. Van
Hough acted as chaperones. Luncheon
WIS served OF one o'clock. In the cen
ter of the table was placed a pyramid
of fruit anl flowers. After luncheon the
party motored tp The Pail 1t. Burch.
fields guests were 1t. and Mrs. Van
Hough, Miss Wenncr of Seattle, 1t.
Ancrum U. S. NJ. c.. 1T. Blair, 1t.
Walch, 1t. simon, It. Adams and 1t
Miller.
Haleiwa Attracts Many.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Lewis u. Peoples nnl
daughter ana Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19

49,
mand Of the artillery district Of Homo
lulu. and is In direct charge of Fort
Ruger. Captain Timbcrlake will be
n welcome addition 10 the social side
Of Army circles.
r + 4
Albert Warehouse. who has been
travelling for nearly year in foreign
parts in the Interest of his company.
returned on the Mongolia after most
pleasant and profitable trip. Mr.. Wa
terhouse was accompanied by us
wife.
X 4 +
Mr.. II. =. Wood Of the Promotion
Committee, accompanied by his wife
and Lloyd Childs, left Tuesday for
Atlantic City, whore they will open
the Hawaiian Bazaar on the board
walk, and will take n number of ex-
hibits, among them D. Howard Hitch
cocks famous picture of Kilauea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19

one of the directors of that institution
b. presenting him with a beautiful
silver tray on the day Of his retire.
mont MS token of the esteem In
which he Is held
Mrs. Harvey of Chicago who has
ben residing at the Alexander Young
Rptpl the past winter, was the week
end guest of Captain and Mrs. ilol'
h coke at Scohc'd Barracks where she
IS delightfully."- entertained by these
9. arming army peop'e
Il 4 4
Mrs. Henry Watcrhowe and laugh.
ter, Miss Nora Sturgeon, will leave
Honolulu shortly for an extended visit
H. Europe.
Miss Julia White who has been the
lest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. James Castle,
" III return ON the Siberia for her home
IN Massachusetts. She Is n very pretty
gil and has been the incentive for
n my entertainments given during her
visit.
Mrs. John Mcclellan and son and
Mss Josephine Mcclellan have been
spending the week Mt Haleiwa.
4 + 4
Captain Timberake, who succeeds
\ ljor Cree, arrived on the U. $. A
I: lnsport Logon and has assumed com
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19
Mrs. Hough's Dinner.

Mrs. James Hough's dinner. given
at the Moana Hotel on st. Patrick's
Day, was great success. The table
was done In green. IN honor of ST.
Patrick. The decorations were rot
only unique. but beautiful as well
Covers were arranged for eight. Larg
white carnations had been dipped IN
green dyes, and these flowers were
arranged In handsome green bowl
OF Tiffany glass and ropused on Il
bright green centerpiece Cornucopas
decorated with the shamrock and con
tanning sprays of maidenhair ie-n
were placed in front of the eight
guests. Handsome bon bons were asa
used as fivors. At the conclusion Of
the repast these bon bUns were open.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19

Thu day C,CIing Match l7tH, ild'
the an. pi'Cs OF the Kaahmlnu s,
cicty, was "A great sdccass and I ra
treat TO he tugrist3 who have neyc
econ tic elaborate dress and mannc
of entertainments given in the days &
royalty. The opportunities Tor wi
nC.rIng the oCiCiduny OuaCG, ID !
these DAYS dress, music and custom
of all sorts are growing less frCUucn
and il is feared that the dime l. not Ia
distant when there viii b. m ch1nc
to witness the reproduction of byson
days in Hawaii mel.
4
On st. Patrick's Day Mr.. J. A. Gun
Minis celebrated his birthday and hon
ored lrelands saint by giving a luau I I
n number of his friends which prove
to be a thoroughly enjoyable affair.
4 4
william James Calhoun the new
American minister to China Is expect
ed TO arrive on the TCnyo Maru. Mon
day. the 2ist of March, when tho
Chamber of Commerce will have tn
privilege to entertaining the distin
guished diplomat at luncheon to b.
given at the Alexander Young Hotel
4 4
Miss Power has added greatly I.
her style show of Easter millinery b!
many beautiful trimmed hats that ar
rived Friday afternoon in the Wilhe'
nina. These hats will be on view
Monday morning and during the week
The Easter opening at Miss Power
was the millinery event Of the season
and such remarkably fine line of hats
has never been shown In this city be
fore. The opening reception will be
continued all next week AMI ladies' arr
invited to come.
4 4
1T, Smith. u. s. A, who has beer
sOjourning In Honolulu for the pas.
month left Tuesday OH the trarspor
Thomas to join his regiment in the
Philippines.
Mr.. Walter Dillingham; was depart
ing passenger On the Alameda Thurs
day. Mr.. Dillingham; Is en- route t.
| Florence. Italy, where he will be mar.
rlol IN Miss I ou,sc GAYLORD on Ma,
| 2nd. They will return to Honolulu il
July.
uo,,,,,r Of tho irrcr;,, family t.
China, Prince Tsai Tao. will be a Wis
| itor In the near future 20 Honolulu
| ,.,,,,,,o,na,,. ,ro hcj,g mad, IN on
,nr,ain ,h,s dis,inyuIebed Oriopta, viz
| ,,or u,,h nj, tho bo,ors due his rant
b.. ,,o ,,,t,o,. or un,nIu,u as well rs
,,o.o -, III. ow, country
= \ =
THO ARM, bon ,b,, vas given nj ,h,
Moan, uo,o, Nona,v evening was ,
.ro,t succoss Tho marty was giyer
4, honor of the on,cers on, hoard III,
tr,nsror, Thomas Over two bunlre.
ro,n,o w.,o ,resept NOT only Arm,
,,d NAVY noon,e but urominent tow,
folk -as we'll The music was excel
,on, and d,nc,,g was indulped in nm
IN late bour
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