Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-04
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Hawaiian Lodge No. g. F. & A. NJ,
has regular meeting at 1880 tonight.
Harmony Lodge No. 3, !. o. o. F..
has regular business meeting at 80
| tonight.
A baby born was born Saturday 10
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Davis, SIS South
King street,
Clarence c. Cunha was discharged
from bankruptcy on Saturday by
| Judge Vaughan in federal court.
Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No.
l, L. S. w. v, has announced re.
ception and dance next Friday even.
! ing
Miss Hee New Kee and Lau Chat
we're married Saturday night by Rev.
F. w. Merrill Witnesses were Miss
Alice Chun and c. F. Quon. .>
Mrs Eugenia White and Lorenzo
Dide Were married Saturday night by
S. K. KamaiopiH. They we're accom-
Ianied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lupe Torres.
The funeral of Bento Medeiros. who
died Friday, was Sunday afternoon
from Silva's undertaking parlors and
burial was in the Catholic cemetery,
King street.
According to the official report OF the
Japanese consul-general of this city
there were 3S1 births among Japanese
in the month of August, of whom 203
were males and 17S were females.
BY falling off a cliff and into a
stream of water, David Nation,
homesteader of Laupahoehoe, Big
Island, was drowned last week near
his home. He was well-known in
Hilo.
T. Sugimoto is dead from injuries
received last week near Olaa when
fatally crushed between two freight
cars. He was a resident of the Olaa
district and the funeral was held
there.
Tomorrow afternoon before Com
missioner George S. Curry hearing
will be given to Lee Chez arrested on
a charge of having opium in posses
sion. The Chinese has been released
on $500 bond. i
A farewell reception will be ten
6ered to Dr. Y. Haga at the SEASIDE
Hotel this evening at I o'clock. Or,
Haga has spent three weeks here in
connection with the preparation OF
text books for the Japanese schools.
Defendants in the case Of K. w.
Holt against C. ]. Wheeler and others
have been allowed until next Wednes'
day in which to file answer to COM
pIaint. The stipulation setting this
date has been filed in circuit court.
Miss Charlotte A. Syvertsen, Nor
NAL school graduate, and Lawrence o.
Cook. woman of the U. S. naval sta
ton. we're married Saturday night by
Rev. l. l.. toofbourow. Witnesses
were Miss Addie Smith and II. Z.
Smith.
Accounts of trustees in the estate
of James Gay, deceased, have been
found correct by Howard L. Grace,
master. H. M. Won Holt and H. Focke,
the trustees, charge themselves with
receipts of $55S234 and ask to be al
lowed $5536.96.
News of the death in the European
trenches of David Carmichael, a
brother of a former Hilo man, has
been received on the Big Island. He
was % years old and on the eve Oh
his departure for England to receive
a commission when killed.
Disappearing from his sampan in a
mysterious manner, Yagi ToraZu o.
Hilo was drowned last week near the
Big Island. within hailing distance oil
his comrades in other boats. The boat
was recovered but the body lost, &C.
cording to reports from Hilo.
Mayor Lane received a letter from
Burns & Mcdonnell, consulting en-
gineers of Kansas city, Mo-, on FIJI
day, asking that they be notified
when bids for a municipal filtration
plant are called for. r. E. Mcdonnell,
the head of the firm, has been here,
he says, and is familiar with local
&C nditions.