Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-02

| hdiI DIT Z 0U 0 CLOCK thlS afternoon.
Sam Kahookano broke his toe while
playing football ON GuIick avenue
Sunday afternoon. He went to the
Emergency hospital.
Miss Cecilia KaIeikini and George
Kaeha were married Saturday by Rev
Samuel K. Kamaiopili. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Akeo attended.
The Kings Daughters will meet at
1880 o'clock this evening in their new
home in Kaimuki. All members are
requested to be present.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry h. Kimokeo. of South Hotel
street died Fdiday and was buried
Saturday in Kawaiahao cemetery.
Maria Dupont sustained fractured
leg Sunday afternoon when she fell
while walking down Cooke avenue
She was taken to the Emergency hos
pital. .-. ..- -:..%
At the meeting of the board of SUI
peryisors Tuesday night the question
of the Kalakaua avenue assessment
roll will come up and date will oe
set for the hearing. :-... .~
Circuit Judge Ashford will hear on
October a petition for the probate of
the win of the late Attorney A. s..
Humphreys. ..-...a.a. p.
A declaration of intention to be-
come an American citizen has been
filed in federal court by John Mat
thews, conductor by occupation and
a native of the Isle of Man. ~ ..--.
The alumni association of Punahou
will hold a reception in Old School
hall next Thursday afternoon from 4
until o'clock in honor of w. c. Mer-
rift, former president of the school,
and Mrs. Merritt. 4...........
Because there was not a quorum
present the meeting of the city plan.
ming commission, which was called
for this morning, was postponed The
exact date of the next meeting has
not been decided. :.... II
A petition for naturalization as an
American citizen has been filed in cir
cult court by Sylvester Peter Kleina,
a laborer and native of Leibich, Ger
many. His witnesses are Ethel Ander-
son and Cecilia Kaulili.
Thomas Cunningham of Honolulu
and Miss Sallie Todd of Hilo we're
married in the Crescent City last Sun
day, says the Hilo Herald. The eere-
mony was performed by Rev. Stephen
l.. Desha. The couple are spending
their honeymoon in Honolulu. e..
Summons has been returned to cir
cult court in the case brought by
A. NJ. Brown, city attorney. against
the supervisors and other city, Off
Gals, an action in injunction which
seeks to enjoin the officials from
constructing a school building at
Pearl City. A temporary injunction
has been signed by Circuit Judge Ash
ford
News has been received in Homo
lulu of the death in Oakland, CAL, Fri
day of Louis Meyers, engineer Of the
Kalihi government pumping station.
A wife and children living at % Par
ker lane, near Liliha street, survive |
him here. Meyers was a member OF |
the Knights of Pythias and the Eagles. |
He was born in California and came |
here rs years ago.
The Makiki fire department turned
out just before noon today to extin- |
guish a grass fire which had assumed
alarming proportions in the Makiki |
cemetery. Before the flames we're |
stopped practically, all of the high
grass about the graves had been burn.
I'd and nearby buildings might have
burned had they spread much. fur
her. -. -
Mrs. Edward Pierce, aged 20, died
night at her home in Kai-
muki. She was born in Wales and
had been here since 1887. Her hus
band, who was for years bookkeeper
Tor the Oahu sugar plantation on Hs.
vail, died here in June A son and
daughter survive. They are Mrs. r.
W. Podmore of 1104 Ninth avenus.
Kaimuki, and Samuel E. Pierce of
Cashier The funeral was Sunday
afternoon. Rev. L. H. Tracy Off
siated. Burial was in Huuanu GENE.