Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
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Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8. Order Of
Eastern Star, holds regular meeting
tonight at the Masonic temple.
Charging non support, Elizabeth
Ickes mas filed in circuit court a SUIT
for divorce from Jesse Ickes.
Schofield Lodge, No. 443, holds a
special meeting tonight for second de-
gree work. Honolulu Masons are in
yited. .a H.. :.:~.s.
The registrar of vital statistics, Miss
NJ. Lester Lemon, is about her work
again. Her injured foot is quite re-
covered,
Mystic Lodge. Knights of Pythias,
met last evening. The rank OF es-
quire was conferred upon several
candidates.
Action for partition OF land has
been begun in the circuit court by T.
L. Ryan, a minor, against Diana 3.
Ryan and Patrick F. Ryan,
The Punahou Mothers Association
meet Monday afternoon at Bishop hall
to elect officers and discuss home
work for school children.
Lovers Of flowers enjoyed a treat
yesterday at the exhibition of hibis-
Gus in charge OF Miss Eleanor Holt in
the department of public instruction
On the ground of failure to provide.
suit for divorce has been filed in Gil.
cult court by Marie King against Louie
G. King. +.:- -.
s. Arita was appointed by Circuit
Judge Whitney today as guardian Of
G. Sato, H. Sato, Hiroshi Sato, S. Sato
and Hiraku Sato, minors, without
bond. " 49,"
James NJ. Mcconnell, a native of
Great Britain, was admitted to Ameri-
can citizenship in the federal court
today. -.>l
Decision rendered by Circuit Judge
Edgings in the case of r. Kuwahara
against s. Kuwahara was reversed by
the supreme court. The case was one
in equity. 4
Emile Alan Laugier, a native of Ger
many and a railway conductor by &C.
cupation, has filed in federal court
his declaration of intention to be.
come an American citizen.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Todd yesterday at the 4
Pacific Sanitarium, Kewalo street. Mr.
Todd is bookkeeper for the Waimanalo
Sugar Company and postmaster at
Waimanalo.
Charged with trafficking in cocaine,
Thomas White entered plea of not
guilty in the federal court today. The
case has been. continued until next
Tuesday to be set for trial.
X. Ono, charged with the commits
sion of a statutory offense, pleaded
not guilty in the federal court today.
The case has been continued until
called up.
The following cases have been ap-
pealed to circuit court from police
court: zee Won Sib, assault and
battery; Jacintho R. Souza, using OBJ.
scene language: Jacintho r. Souza,
assault and battery.
After celebrating for seven hours
a jury in federal court returned YER
dict Of guilty against Efeme Stephan
off, Russian woman charged with
bigamy. She was sentenced to one
month in Jail and to pay fine of one
dollar and costs.
Louis Banigan, an attorney with the
law firm of Smith, Warren and Suttol,
today was admitted to practise in, the
circuit courts of the territory, the
oath being administered by Chief JUS
tice A. G. Nj. Robertson. Mr. Banigan
was admitted to federal court several
weeks ago. = s3s
Mrs. Kukuli Kauai, who was born
in Honolulu in 1892, three years after
the death of Kamehameha l, died at
her home on Waiaiae road. near Ka.
pahnln, last Thursday. She is SUR
vived by widower, who is four years
her senior and who was born the year
previous to the ceath of Kamehameha
the Great.
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