Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-22

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Court Canoes, Order of Foresters,
meets at 1870 tonight in San Antonio
hall, Vineyard street. H..
Excelsior Lodge, !. o. o. F., meets
at 7:30 tonight in regular meeting for
work in the initiatory degree .... .
A son. George, arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gonsalves
of Wiihelmina Rise. Kaimuki, on Sat
urday. August 10, 1916. "..
An action for alleged debt brought,
in the circuit court by G. S. Franklin
against H. F. Hill has been discon.
tinued - ..":.".: II q
The public schools of the territory
will open for the fall term on Sep
TENDER II. The Catholic schools will
reopen on September. 5. -. - r.
The case of Emil j. Abrehamsen|
against Malie K. Trask, an action for
the collection of an alleged debt, has
been discontinued in circuit court. 4
Leo, Jan and Mischief Cherniavsky,
the Russian musicians, who appeared
at the Alexander Young Hotel d few
months ago, are to give three recitals
in Honolulu early In November.
. Circuit Judge Ashford has signed an
order dismissing the attachment pro-
ceedings in the case Of j. F. Colburn
against C.. ]. Wheeler, an action for
the collection of an alleged debt
A petition for a passport has been
filed in federal court by Edith Balls
ter, who intends to leave Honolulu on |
the Shfnyo Maru on September 30 to
travel In Japan and China i
Miss Louise Wong and Frank FL
Medeiros we're married Saturday |
evening at the Catholic Mission by
Rev. Father Victorinus Claesens. Wit
nesses were Mrs. Mary Lum and NJ. C.
Lindo. EE:@ /
More commissions for recently pro-
NOTED army officers on Oahu are ar
irving. Monday the commission OIL
Capt Arthur T.. Dalton, End Infan.
try, Fort Shafter, arrived from Wash
ington. 49,.
The funeral of Ben Amina of Asy,,
lum road, who died Sunday at the1
Queens Hospital; was held Monday
afternoon. He was Is years old, mar
ried, and a native of Honaunau, Kora,
Hawaii. ..E
The funeral of Mrs. Helen Marsh.
who died in the Queens Hospital
Sunday, was Monday afternoon
Burial was in the Catholic cemetery
on King street. Mrs Marsh was born
at Waikiki, Maui, SO years ago. II
The funeral OF Peter Kahanu, a
Hustace lane resident, who died Mon
day, will be this afternoon. Burial
will be in the Catholic cemetery on
King street. Kahanu was widower
60 years old, and native of Kona, Ha-
vail. r. III
Property Of the municipal electric
light plant inventories at $26,598.13,
to a statement submitted
% Mayor Lane by the superintendent,
". L. Frazee, today. The police and
ire alarm telegraph system he values
1t $7502.23. H..
George Osbourne (Gedge), formerly
| resident here, died in San Francisco
August IL, according to word received
Monday. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Helen Mason Osbourne, and was
/ son of the late Capt. George Gedge
md grandson of the late Admiral
Tohn Gedge, British navy. H..
The non-contested suit for divorce
rought by a Portuguese man has
cen continued in Circuit Judge Ash
ord's court for one week, it being or
cred that the wife appear in court. '
he husband charges his wife with !
he commission of statutory offense. @
Henry w. Kinney, superintendent \
f public instruction, today approved
rchitects' plans for new high Z
chool to be built on Maui. The site U
Or the school has not been select Il
d. The building win consist Of one F
tory and will be of modern construc-
ion. ......., h
All members of the Naval Militia h
{ Hawaii are urged To attend the s