Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
LOCAL And GElVERhI

The engagement is announced of
Miss Margaret Warehouse to Mr.. R.
c. Walker. .-~.. r.. ... .-....:
Oceanic Lodge, No. 81, f. and A.
NJ, win hold stated meeting and in.
stallation of officers tonight at 1880
o'clock RI. .. ! ......... 81
A son was born on December "a,
to Mrs. Noa W. Aluh, wife of the To-
cal attorney. ......... i.
Circuit Judge Whitney has appoint
ed George A. Davis as administrator
without bond. of the estate of A. E.
Murphy, late clerk of the federal
court -. ...,.~ -.
Roma Sera jumped of a street car
backwards yesterday, on. Nuuanu
street and fell, cutting bad cash in
his scalp. He was taken to the en-
Urgency hospital, where DR.. r. G..
Aver dressed the wound.
This evening, December 81, at 1880
p. m, Christmas celebration will be
held at the Phoenix Hall by the local
German colony. No admission will be
charged and everybody will be well
come.
Jose Medeiros today was appointed
by Circuit Judge Whitney as guardian
Of the person and estate of Bernardo
Medeiros, an incompetent person.
Bond was fixed in the sum of $3.50.
The final accounts of Judge C. F..
Clemens as administrator of the es-
tate of Goldie e. Quincy, late secre-
tary to the local federal judges, have
been approved by Circuit Judge Whit
ney
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock a.
dinner will be given at the Y. M. C. A.
at which there will be as guests a
of each college frat,
ernity which has members In Homo
lulu.
Caught in a house on River street
Sunday playing III, Tomato, Ramon,
Siano, Carlo, Placido and
A. Bella, Filtpinos and Porto Rieans,
were fined S. and costs each this morn
ing by Judge Monsarrat.
A jury was drawn in Circuit Judge
Ashford's court today to try the first
Of two charges of usury preferred |
against w. L. Peterson by the city at
torney's office. The. trial will begin
1t 8 O'Clock tomorroW morning.
Should the sea become so rough |
that it would be dangerous to stay
where he is OF Port Allen, Capt. Will
liam M. Rind, commander of the Mat |
son steamer Hyades, has been auth
priced by Castle & Cooke, Matson |
agents here, to bring his ship back to
honolulu.
Mrs. J. Pali noticed a noise In the |
room next TO hers, Ma lodging house
it Punchbowl and Miller streets. and
after calling to Joe Silva, who was In |
he hall, went In and found candle
n Silva's room overturned and the
house on fire. With the assistance of
! policeman the fire was put out.
John E. Brown and C. p. Curry, the
who recently visited Ho-
aolulu, sent Christmas greetings to |
tall Honolulu" In a wireless message |
10 w. A. Bowen. The message came
rom Sloan Springs, Arkansas, the |
evangelists' home. Mr. Bowen
cabled an appropriate reply in the
name of the local friends of the re.
cent visitors.
Circuit Judge Ashford has over
ruled q demurrer to an Indictment |
charging Ching Vim Sing, a Chinese,
with having committed perjury during |
the trial of q civil suit in the circuit |
court. An exception to the ruling of |
The court was taken by the defendant, |
and the Chinese entered a plea of not |
guilty. The case was continued until |
the 1916 term OF court to be set for |
trial.
The Acknowledgements Citizens |
Club met Thursday evening at the
kaiulani school Members present |
discussed plans for next year, and ac- |
cepted the invitation to attend the |
luncheon given to Baron e. Shibuzawa |
At the Alexander Young Hotel tomor-
row at noon. At the meeting N. |
Yamashiro stated that he would |
give talk on the trip of the |
Travellers to the mainland at the next |
meeting of the club.
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