Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-26
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The Fraternal Order Of Eagles.
meets tonight for regular session in
Pythian Hall.
A baby daughter was born Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Gomez ct
their home. 42s Kuakini street.
Oscar Anderson, q sailor, died yes.
terday at the Queens Hospital. He.
was buried In the Makfld cemetery. .
Damien Council, Young Mems In
stitnte, NETS at $50 tonight In G. B.
U. Hail.. Catholic Mission grounds.
The funeral of Miss Alice Kealoha,
who died Monday, was held Tuesday
and burial was in the Kalaepohaku
cemetery.
All members Of the Pacific Rebekah
Lodge, !. o. o. F.. drill team are re-
ouested' to meet at the special meet
ing tonight at 1880 tonight.
George Kalekini died yesterday at
the Queens Hospital from injuries
sustained when he fell from the top
of floating drydock last week.
Federal Judge c. F. Clemens today
Dismissed a motion to set aside an
order adjudicating the Variety Film
Exchange Company bankrupt.
Kahikina of Lnnaliio Home. Makiki.
died yesterday at the age Of So and
was buried in the Makiki cemetery.
He was born in Kona, Hawaii and
was widower.
Walter F. Davidson and Miss
Mary Caryalho were married Saturday
in the Catholic church by Rev. Father
Patrick st. Ledger, Witnesses were
Charles Teixeira and H. CarvaIho.
An inventory OF the estate Of the
late Hiram Fred Bush has been filed
IN circuit court by G. Fred Bush. ad.
ministrator. The estate is valued at
about $500.
A dinner was given Tuesday even
Ing by Mai. and Mrs. ]. M. Camara
In honor Of Senior and Sonora AgneIo
Pessoa, Portuguese consulgeneral
Mai. CamaEa is ordnance officer of
the National Gaard. s
Miss Mary Kanehnalaka died yes.
terday at her home IN Pauao road |
The funeral will be held today and
burial Will be in the Loeb View GENE.
terry, Pearl City. She was born in |
Lahaina. Maui, and was IL years old
Q. S, Commissioner George s. Curry
has bound Hr Wa. charged with hay-
Ing opium In possession, over to the |
federal grand jury for further inves-
tigation. The defendant has been re-
leased on bond In the sum Of $500.
From an overloaded kitchen stove |
The Nan Chong block at the corner OF /
Vineyard and Fort streets is thought |
10 have taken fire shortly after mid |
night this morning. The blaze was |
sxtinguished, with little damage re.
sulting. before the firemen arrived.
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Mrs. Lily Kahuf died this morning |
1t the Queens hospital and was
buried this afternoon in the Puea
cemetery She WASH years old ana /
Is survived by her husband and chill /
iren.. Services were at Silya's under
taking parlors.
Final steps towards turning the /
Liliuokalani Gardens over to the city /
or pse. as a. spublic park will be
aiken at a meeting Of the civic fed
sration to be held Friday afternoon.
t Is expected. Vacancies in the
executive committee are to be filled
md the committee win meet and elect
officers for the coming year.
On the ground that the plaintiff
Jailed to spbstantiate his charges, the /
$40, 500 damage suit brought by Will
liam Green against the Matson liner /
Matsonia was dismissed IN federal.l
court Tuesday. Green alleged he re-
ceived ill-treatment from smembers of |
the crew Of the vessel while on trip |
fom San Francisco to Honolulu.
Sam Akana;s advice. given from q |
hospital cot, to little boys Is to stay
,nt. of mango trees, especially high /
ones. Sam fen from one yesterday
and sustained a fractured skull. This
he told his father. p. Akana,
detective in Capt. .McDuffie,s depart
ment, to ten the Star Bulletin to warn
all little boys about getting up in the
trees for he says he has terrible |
pains in his body.
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