The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-29
IBREYTTIES
from saturday Adyerti,eeir.1, 7

against G. J. Wheeler and gave the lat.
ter ten days within which TO answer.
The trial Of the divorce suit Of Mrs.
Julia Pua against William Pua was set
by Judge Ashford yesterday for two
o clock the afternoon Of September 5.
Under bond Of $4,000, the Hawaiian
Trust Company, administrator, was au.
thorized by Judge Ashford Yesterday
to sell land OF the estate OF Charles
Wallace Booth. deceased. The sale will
he made at public auction, to the high
est bidder. ~
william Reed, Of Queen, near Rich.
ards street, died in the Queen s Hos-
pitaI yesterday morning and was buried
during the afternoon in the Loeb View
cemetery, Pearl City. Reed WAS nm
married, a mechanic, thirty seven wears
old and a native Of Atlanta, Georgia.
| Nomination papers for the house of
representatives were received in the
office Of the Secretary Of Hawaii yes.
tprday from d. X. Kaupiko of Kan.
Republican, and H. l.. Kawewehi Of
Kona, Hawaii, Home Ruler. Both
have been members OF the lower house
in the territorial Legislature
In the divorce case Of Arthur J.
Freitas against Mrs. Adelaide Silva
Freitas the libelee appeared before
Judge Ashford yesterday and testified
in the second hearing had in the case.
She seemed to intimate that whatever
her relations had been with one Fred
die Franks, the intimacy between the
latter and her had been encouraged by
her husband. Further trial Of the case
will he resumed on Tuesday afternoon
of next week.
From Sunday Advertiser.
The funeral Of the late Theodore H.
Kiesel was held yesterday afternoon at
I.nie this island, the interment being
in the Laiemaloo cemetery.
Lucy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
ONION Kihei. Of 1928 WaiaknmiIo road.
Palams, died on Friday and was buried
! yesterday in the Kawaiahao cemetery.
| The child was two months and twenty
six days old. +"
Frrnk John Uutermann. seaman
: residing at 1890 Beretnnia street was
naturalized in the federal court yes
'terday as an American citizen. Tn.
terman was born in Stettin, Germany,
," /, puemUer l3, 1881.
Attorney Howard L.. Grace was mp.
noint"d nv Judge Ashford yesterday
as master, TO examine and report on the
| twenty-first annual accounts Of II. M.
Won Holt, trustee of the Trust Estate
of James Gay, deceased.
The first annual accounts Of H. VI.
Won Holt, trustee Of the Trust Estate
Of Godfrey Rhoades, deceased, were re.
,rrreH yesterday by Judge Ashford to
Attorney Charles 3. Davis, as master,
for examination and report.
From Tuesday AdTertiser.l
| Agnes, the six -day4oH daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Souza, of Au-
waiolimu Drive, died on Sunday and
was buried yesterday Ia the Catholic
cemetery, King street.
| Work on the improvements Of the
Round Top forest reserve will be start
ed by the department of public works
some time this week-nif the present
| plans are carried out ~ -
Jean, the little weeh,6ld daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence +. Clark of
! Lewis street, near Wilder avenue.
Punahou. died aud was buried Sunday
in the Nuuanu cemetery.
F. J. Lowrey, Frank c. Anterior, DR..
"
4. T. Chase have been named as ecm.
pastor for Central Union Church.
All the Catholic schools in the Ter
ritory will reopen for the fall term
next Tuesday morning, September s.
The government and other private
schools win reopen on Monday, Septem-
Der II.
Rev. Father Reginald Yzendoorn and
Troop of the Catholic Boy Scouts,
who have been camping at Heeia, this
Island, since last week, will return to
the citv tomorrow afternoon, by way of
the Pail.
Eli i. Crawford, who is q candidate
seeking to return to the local house Of
represe natives, is of the opinion that
Delegate j. X. Kalanianaole will have
no opposition in the Republican ranks
this year for reelection.
Harmony Chapter No. order
Eastern Star hold special meeting thus
evening at eight o'clock. Some i'm
portant business regarding the Morris
celebration is to be transacted and all
members are requested to attend.
The defense was on yesterday in
Judge Ashford 5 court in the case of
the Waianae Company against Kaiwi-
lei IVY, an action to quiet title, there
being many country witnesses in at,
tendance. The trial will be resumed
at eighty'thirty this morning.
The Hawaiian Band viii play at the
arrival of the Wilhelmina this morn
ing from San Francisco in honor of the
visiting mainland swimmers. At seven.
thirty tonight the band will give a
public concert in Kamamalu Park, cor
ner' Of Fort and School streets.
The papers in the divorce case of
Mrs. Emily Kekipi against John X.
Kekipi, filed yesterday, were returned
shortly afterwards from service on the
libellee. NOnsupport is charged, al.
though it is alleged that Kekipi gets
two dollars a day with the Inter Is.
land Steam Navigation Company. The
couple were married in .Kaneohe, this
island; on July 10, 1903, and have five
children.
RESIDENCE IN PHILIPPINES
DOES NOT COUNT HERE