Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL

morning.-Advertisement.
| Dickerson, The Leading Milliner
1l4S, Fort. New Spring Shapes.-ad-
vertisement
! Visit Blom's store. corner Fort and
! Hotel, and note the tremendous clear
ance Observation-Disclosures.
! Wanted-Two more passengers for
around the island at $500. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel 2l4l--ad-
vertisement, g.. ...,'..
If you require show cases OF any
description, see George v. Jakins,
Sachs Block, 76 Beretania street.
advertisement. -.-
; There will be. rehearsals of The
Tourist" at S O'Clock today at the
Eiks't lodge rooms and az 1880 at the
kilohana club this evening. :
The Consolidated Soda Works Co.
are are origfnators Of ali KINDS Of soft
drinks. Their sodas and elders are
the best in the city advertisement.
Crushed algaropa protein makes
chickens lay more eggs. also makes
COWS give more milk 800 q bag de-
liyered. Phone 40o7.-adFertisefnent
i, Collectors of Green Stamps are en-
titled to chance free on q whole
room full OF furniture. Come In and
see. Everything free for Green
Stamps. Advertisement ss
Genuine Kryptok bifocal lenses fur
nished promptly, Factory on the prem
ises. a. N. Sanford. optician, Boston
building, Fort street, over Henry May
3 Co. Telephone 1740.-adYertisea
mert. -. - u:
Mrs. Francis G. williams win give
D song recital, on Friday evening,
January 81, at the Alexander Young
pavilion, for the benefit of the
Epiphany Guild of Kaimuki.-adVer-
tisement.
The ladies Of St. Andrews Guild
will this afternoon greet the ladies Of
other church societies in the city at q
social to be given at Davies Memorial
hall, st. Andrews Cathedral, between
the hours of $3.50 and g.. A cordial in
Yitation is extended to the ladies Of all
other societies to be present.
Harold Morgan, Of Lihue, Kauai. is
an arrival III Honolulu accompanied
by his bride of a few weeks Mr.
Morgan is treasurer OF Kauai and
cashier of the Bank of Hawaii at Lii
hue, and says that the new bank at
.Lihue is rapidly nearing completion
and viii be ready for occupancy in a
short time. s
President Joseph F. Smith or the
Mormon church took occasion to con-
graduate Walter g. Smith at the close
of the latter's illustrated lecture on
Hawaii at Salt !. Lake City several
days ago, according to Salt Lake
City Newspaper. The story states
that Assembly hall. where the free
entertainment by Hawaii's promotion
ist was given was filled with specta-
tors. who were deeply. impressed by
his vivid oral descriptions and esp9ci-
ally by: theI motion pictures OF the
Volcano. 10 49, !. 80 = Il
The bodYsof the late Mrs D. Mel Lain
OF Matlock avenue was Inferred yestef-
day afternoon, the funeral services be-
fng conducted by Father Stephen. The
funeral was as unostentat ious as had
been the life. of this well known ka-
maaina, although the number Of flor
al tributes heaped upon the coffin
and, later, upon, the. grave, testified to
the wide circle of those who mourned. |
Only relatives and close friends were
present and the. pal1bearers were all |
old friends Of the family, being III.
Mccarthy. John, Lucas, John Bowler, |
Stephen Smith, John Hughes and r. O. |
Matheson. -. ~. e. H.. ee.,ss. E, sa;s
The engagement OF Miss Gladys Gro
nan and Lieut.. Jos. OHara, Tenth Co.
Coast Artillery at Fort De Russy, was
co. Lieut.. 0'Hara was stationed at |
Fort Winfield Scott. for a short time,
and his sudden transfer to Honolulu |
the announcement OF the
engagement Miss Cronan is =, the /
daughter of ]. b. .Cronan of San Fran
cisco and her dance is the son of Col.
O,Hara (retiredJ, and a brother OF /
Lieut.. James O'fIara, an instructor at |
West Point. The. wedding will take /
place as soon as Lieut.. O'Hara can ar
range for q leave of absence. =. Il
If the report of L. Winternitz, rep-1
resentatfyes OF the Fleischman Com
pauy OF Chicago, is satisfactory, it is
likely that a branch of that company
will be located in the Hawaiian Isl
lands. Mr.. Winternitz arrived in :Hp-1
noIuiu on the Cleveland, and has de
cided to remain here until ! the YES
sci again touches this port on Febru-
ary ID. and since his arrival has been
making an investigation Of the prof.
dnctfons of the islands: The company
which he represents manufactures
yeast vinegar, alcohol and f. house
hold necessities, and as the Hawaiian
IsIands hare a Iarge output Of pine
apple, Juice and molasses, Mr.. Winter.
nitz believes that his company might
do well to get interested in these
products. I