Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Mikahala sails for 'M0lokai
Forts at o'clock this evening.
The steamer Kinau leaves for Kauai
ports at O'Clock this afternoon.
Suit was fled yesterday by Rather.
Inc Schmidt Milburn for a divorce
tIom Harry w. Milburn.
A. w. Games of Wahiawa announces
the engagement of his daughter Helen
Janet to Eugene Troyon Redmond of
boston, Mass. T.. -. :. ' -...>
Practically every foreign country
and every state in the United States
will be represented at the nterna-
tional Congress on school hygiene
which viii be held at Buffalo, \. Y,
August $3.50.
A jolly party. of San Franciseans
at Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Perrine, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKin-
lay, Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Filmer
and Miss Marion Filmer will be among
those who make the trip.
The regular meeting of the board
of trustees of the Library of Hawaii
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Office Of W. H. Babbitt,
secretary of the board, in the Judd
building. For lack of quorum the
meeting was not held yesterday after
noon.
The Aloha Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, will hold a
loan exhibition of colonial and early
american relics Friday afternoon from
2 to z O'Clock, at the residence OF Mrs.
w. A. Bryan, 1913 Punahou street All
visiting Sons and Daughters are in
yited
The Zion" film that is being shown
at the Liberty theater is certainly
worth anybody's time. And after see
ing it what an immense amount of
thought is given to the arrangements
that must have been made, and the
chances taken by the operators to get
the film.
All Toy, arrested late Saturday night
in raid on an opium den near the
Chinese theater in Hotel street, yes.
terday morning. pleaded guilty to the
charge of selling opium. Judge Mon
sarrat took the case under considera'
ton and viii render his verdict this
morning.
Shortly after the final accounts oil
William Pfotenhauer, as administrator
of the estate of Herman Renjes, were
filed with Judge Whitney yesterday
word was received by the judge that
Mr.. Protenhauer was dead. The &C
counts were referred to John Marcal
limo as master.
Asserting that her husband is pos
sessed of an income of $500 from his
tailor shop at the corner of Beretania
and Nuuanu streets, Shige Fujimoto
fled divorce suit yesterday in the
circuit court and appended thereto a
request for alimony. From the long
complaint against her spouse filed by
the woman it appears that three dis.
-tinct times since 1911 the couple have
quarreled and been reconciled.
Postmaster Pratt addressed large
gathering in the Manoa tennis club
house last evening for the purpose OF
acquainting the residents of the Ma
noa Valley with the rules they must
comply with II they wish the system
Of free mail delivery to be extended
to their district. In order to have the
system extended, said Mr.. Pratt, the
residents must have their mail boxes
placed in convenient place near the
sidewalk, If their house is in the rear
of the lot, and If the house is close
TO the sidewalk they must either cut a
slit in the door or place a box on the
wall. Those who attended the meet
ing seemed to be in favor of adopting
these rules, and it is evident that
Manoa will soon have free postal de-
livery.