Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-24

Miss Louise Irwin. hairdresser and
manicure. Phone 800. Young Bldg
Oceanic Lodge No. i37i. F. & A. NJ,
will NEE In the Temple this evening
at 7.3O.
See the bargains in kid shoes for
infants and misses at the McIncrny
Shoe Store.
There were only seven cases on the
Police Court calendar this morning
and court did not sit long.
II you want good Job done on an
auto or carriage take II 10 Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. 427 Queen st.
Mrs. G. J, Day had charge of the
services at Leahi Home yesterday.
Frank Lee furnished the organ music
There was good attendance at
the Mackenzie Mission last evening.
c. J. Day was the principle speaker.
Pay cash and ask for green stamps.
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps.
There will be an annual gathering
around the banquet board by the Ha.
waiian Chemists Association this
evening at tho Seaside.
Fred II. Mcnamara has removed his
store. The Curio Den farther down
town taking the store at 1l19 Fort
street Just above Hotel street.
The hotel at lIalciwa provides rest
and recreation. There is no place In
the Territory better suited to the per.
ron who Is run down In health.
Koloa is In fair way to get 4
public hospital. Mrs. V. Knudscn. of
Kekaha. has donated couple of acres
OF land for a site for the new build.
ing.
Every Honolulu lady will be inter
csted In the beautiful new lines of
lace shirt waists and sweater coats
now selling at Vat Kings, Hotel St,
near Fort.
DR.. Dickey: Eye. Ear, Nose. Throat.
1150 Alakea street Copp. Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel. Hours 9-l2:30 and I 30.
4:30. Sunday, 1O.l1. Evenings by ap.
pointmcnt.
Henry Hapai was lucky enough to
win rattle that brought him sailing
boat, and he has decided to leave II at
the lIcalani Boatclub for the use of
the members.
There will be meeting of ST. An.
| drow's Guild held tomorrow at 3
o clock In the Guild room of the Da.
vies' Memorial Hall All members are
urged to be present. aha .....
Interesting services. were conducted
at tho penitentiary yesterday under
the leadership OF Theodore Richards
A number OF the Kaiulani Home girls
took part in the musical program.
The case against T.. J. Lord, who IL
charged with hitting up too much
speed In his auto, was sent over till
November IA for trial. The demurrer
entered by Attorney Thompson was
denied, and the trial will proceed on
the date set
| The Womnns Guild of st. Clements
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock In the Parish House. A full
attendance Is desired In order that
arrangement may be completed fol
the dclicacy sale next Saturday.
Kala Ulaula, Hawaiian, attempted
to commit suicide on Sunday after
noon by cutting his throat with q
butchers knife. lie only succeeded
in making a deep cut which, however
will not prove fatal. The man has
been sick for a long time and felt
that the best thing to do was to end
II all.
Regular meeting of Humane So.
ciety was held this morning at the
Young hotel at which the resignation
of hlonso Gartley was accepted as
secretary and Mrs. "a. T.. Murphy
elected in his place. The annual
meeting Of the society will be held
next Monday at the Young, at which
time II is hoped there will be large
attendance to talk over the work fol
the coming year.
william Reid was charged Mt The
Police Court this morning with hay,
ing used threatening language to hi,
wife lie is alleged to have cheerful
ly remarked that he would Burn M
the whole blanky shooting match.
The wife and her relatives then de
cided that Bill would have to go In,
and he did with a run when the col
grabbed him. william will tell hil
side of the story tomorrow.
Jonathan McFadden, who made 1
mistake about a room, will have Il
appear In court next Thursday an,
explain how II was that on Saturda,
night he was found sound asleep II
someone else's room. The owner o
the bed does not want to prescott,
Jack, and he Is at present out on
bond OF 500, It appears that the bee
Jack should have been IN, was in III,
next house. the hoisas arn nncI