Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-01
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Schofield Lodge at Leilehua has
special meeting this evening.
honol1lu Lodge OF Perfection meets
tonight 10 the Masonic temple
Court Lunaiilo. Order Of Foresters,
meets in Phoenix hall tonight.
The Hawaiian band gives its first
concert after vacation in Aala park
tonight.
The George w. De Long post, Grand
Army OF the Republic, will hold
regular meeting this evening at the
knights of Pythias hall.
Mrs. Harry Armitage has announced
the engagement Of Miss Eva Akana to
Edward Fountain. The young couple.
who reside on Kauai, viii be married
in the near future.
The Mothers Club of Kairfluki will
hold its regular social and dance at
Liliuokalani school hall Friday even
ing, November 3, 1916 Hawaiian mu-
sic.
Hans Murraun, a native of Germany
and blacksmith by occupation, has
filed in federal court his declaration
of intention to become an American
citizen.
Beginning tomorrow evening at the
University Club portrait paintings by,
Matteo Sandona. now visiting here,
will be shown at the University Club
for a fortnight.
There VIII be a meeting of the Re
publican club of the second precinct,
fourth district, at the home of City
Clerk Kalauokalani tonight at d. m.
Election plans will be discussed
The res ular monthly meeting of the
Kalihi Improvement Club will be held
this evening att 80 at the Kalihiwaena
schoolhouse Among the matters to be
taken up will be the election of off,
GERS.
Circuit Judge Ashford's jurors not
engaged in the trial of Gregorio En-
dose have been excused until further
notice. Thesjurymen hearing the case
have been ptified to be in court at |
o'clock tomorrow morning.
To open UP an exclusive automobile |
agency hero Cleveland H. Dye has |
resigned as sales manager Of the Schu-
man Carriags Company and will leave |
shortly for tie mainland to make final |
arrangement Upon his return he |
will open a salesroom and service |
station.
Public utilities commissioners in
meeting yesterday signed their de-
cision in the investigation of the La. |
haina zee and Electric Company which |
declares the company is satisfactory, |
its rates fair and Just, and that the |
general conduct of its business is |
commendable!
The Japanese celebration commit
tee for Emperor Yoshihito's birthday |
sent about 15e Japanese lunches not |
required yesterday at the celebration |
at the gardentof the japanese consul |
ate-general toIthe Japanese prisoners |
at Oahu priso1 and to the insane asy-
lum, where thlre are about 20 Japan
csc patients.
The one-stoiy bungalow home of |
]. +. Robbins, photographer. on Nine
teenth avenue, near Pahoa street, Kali
nauki, was tottlly destroyed by fire
tuesday morning. Mrs. Robbins, who |
was recoverint from an operation,
was saved from the flames by a neigh
Dor, William Allen, formerly with the |
Rapid Transit.
Because he vas sleeping in vacant
lots and old houses and, it is alleged,
stealing in order to get something to
eat a Portugtese-Hawaiian boy, 14l
years old, was taken into custody /
Monday by Probation Officer Joe Leal
and placed I'M the detention home,
where he is sure of getting at least
three square meals a day. His case
viii be heard by Juvenile Court
Judge Whitney at lao o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.