Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-09
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Honolulu Lodge No. 400, F. and A.
NJ, has regular 1880 meeting tonight
The members of the Y. NJ. C. A.
glee club will meet at the Y. NJ. C.: A.
this evening for rehearsal. =.
A son, Walter Charles. was born
last Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
il. Ziegler of 1649 South Beretania
street.
Three accidents in which cars and
motorcycles figured were reported to
the police for the week end. None
was serious. 49,. 49,. -. ...:..s::.
The outing party OF the British Red
Cross will hold a meeting in the guild
hall OF the Epiphany church, 10th ave-
nue., Kaimuki, at O'Clock Wednesday.
Suit for the collection of an al
legged debt has been filed in circuit
court by f. w. Jordan & Company
against ]. V. MARCEL. ct al
81. O.
On the ground of desertion Felix
Dellatan has filed in circuit court a
suit for divorce from Florintina Del
latan. Pr. =. -.
A call for bids On the filling of the
Lahaina swamp-a job amounting to
practically S35 ,000-wiIl be issued this
week at the department of public
works.
A petition for naturalization has
been filed in the federal court by
Israel Sudakov, a native of Otchakoff,
Russia. Sudakov is an enlisted man,
on duty at the Fort Shafter hospital.
Japanese Consul-General r. Moroi
and mis- secretary, Takashima, will
start on visit of inspection of Japa-
nese labor conditions on the island of
Maui October IL, and will spend about
II days on that island.
The family of former Editor Sheba |
of the Hawaii Shinpo of this city will |
leave on the Shinyo Maru November
IL to live in Toxic. Sheba's newly
established paper manufacturing con-
cern in that city is on the road To !
success.
B. Donia, Y. Bergarili, ]. Peoilfo, ]. |
Kameo and Mariana, Filipinos charged |
with first degree burglary, will plead
in Circuit Judge Ashford's court at
O'Clock next Saturday morning. Bond
for each has been fixed in the sum OF |
$500.
The funeral of Miss Mary Fernan.
DIES, who died last Tuesday at the
Queens Hospital, was held Sunday and /
burial was in the Catholic cemetery on
King street Officers and members of |
Canoes Circle No. $40, Companions of |
the Forest, attended.
Miss Katherine Vannatta, daughter
of William Vannatta, water, works SUI
perintendent, and Henry Richard of /
Honokaa were married in Hilo last
Monday, according to the Hiio Irlo-
une and are now in Honolulu spend
ing their honeymoon.
The police were informed Saturday
that some one had attempted to set
fire to Mrs. E. A. Dreier's home on
Rookie avenue, Puunui. Policemen w.
B. Ferry and M. ]. Morse, inyestigat-
ing, say the oven had been filled with
kindling which was set on fire during
Mrs. Dreieris absence.
A fire at the Japanese school, Moi
I'LL, Saturday night destroyed the cot
age of T. Nagata with a loss of about
400. The new chemical truck from
he Central station responded to the
alarm. The cottage is said to have
been insured for 5000. The firemenl
10 not know the fires origin.