The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-29
BREYITIES
tFrom Saturday Advertiser)

w. n. Drier, who, Tor two years, was
in charge of the intermediate depart.
ment Of the local n NJ. @. A., will oc.
/, cupy the pulpit Of the Kaumakapili
Church, Palama, az the eleven O'Clock
service tomorrow morning. The general
public, including the service men now
in the city and others, are cordially in.
yited TO attend. Good music, always
feature at Kaumakapili Church, will
be provided. taFssv .. g.
Elizabeth, The taby daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Manuel olmos, of T72 Bore
tZ.nia street, died on Thursday and the
tody was buried in the Catholic GENE
terry yesterday. The child was two
months and a half old. What makes
the death particularly sad is the fact
that the father is abaeht in Wailuku,
Maui, where he recently accepted the
foremanship of the mechanical depart
mentiof the Maui News aalB 1p9,aE
David Konor, a Hawaiian, musician,
died in the Leah Home yesterday, a
victim Of tuberculosis, and wasrburied
in the Lock View cemetery, Pearl City
He was native of this city, unmar'
ried and a little over thirty three
wears old. The death certificate stated
that Konor contraeted' the disease
in Philadelphia, where he spent some
time with troupe Of Hawaiian Sng
ers and instrumentalists.
(From Monday Advertiser)
The COMMITTEES of the Honolulu
chamber Of commerce has Endorsed the
Hawaiian Forester and Agriculturist
as an advertising medium.
George Cummings the new deputy tax
assessor Of Waikiki, Maui, has beer
appointed by Charles j. Mccarthy, the
territorial treasurer, as the agent to
grant marriage licenses for the District
Of Waikiki. 49,
Chez Sing Yin, cook in the home Of
George p. Castle, and Miss Lum ing
were married last evening by Rev
Kong Yin Tet, rector of st. Peter /
Episcopal Church. The witnesses were
Mrs. George p. Castle and Fohg ouone
A series Of ten lectures on CONNER
cial law will be given by Judge Alex
( ander d. Larnach in the local Y. NJ. c
A., the first of which will be held OIL
Wednesday night Of next week, up 4
which time those wishing to enroll viii
do so. s..r g..
(From Tuesday Advertiser) ~
Hawaiian Agricultural Company hai
declared an extra dividend Of five PEI
cent to be paid on March 90 alonI
with the regular dividend Of one ans
a half per cent. be"a' N1'
| Ay,.
The March meeting of the Morning
Music Club has been postponed on,
week on account Of Ash Wednesday
1t will be held at Mrs. Westervelt
home on March l5-ss. ,.-r
In the Office of the clerk of the 81
preme court there was fled yesterda,
in the record in, the ease of the Terri
tory against W. n. Field, an appea
from the distrieti&ourt Of Wailhku
Maui. 1a. III. ~, g.t .'&r- 3d.
i William August Stamp, a sailor Iiv
ing at 1900 Nuuant street, born Of
October 5, 1894, In Hamburg, GeI
many, filed in the federal court yes
terday his declaration of intention t
become a naturalized citizen.
Governor Pinkiam yesterday grant
ed permission to Solomon Kenn Fuku
mura, a local architectg to change hi
name to Solomon Fukumura Kenn. II
is the son of japanese father an,
n Hawaiian mother, but does not spea
or write the Japanese language.
The condition of Pvt. Matthew N
Labooks, Company NJ, First Infantr,
lying in, Fort ShRfter hospital, VIII
was shot in the neck on Friday nigh
by provost guardman, who had orde
cd him to halt, in the Iwilei distric
was said last night to be precarious.
| The resignation of Gilbert J. VALE
as one of the two federal court jur
commissioners was accepted by Judg
Clemens yesterday. Mr.. Waller is on
of the defendants in a suit which
on the federal court calendar, becaus
of which he believed proper to resigr
A eOroner's jury, sitting in inquel
on the body of Pvt. Frank jackson
Comany G, Twenty fifth Infantry, q
Waialua, yesterday, returned a verde
that deceased came to his death by a.
-eidental drowning. jackson $ bod
las found floating in a pond abov
the Wahiawa dam about ten days ag
He is thought to have fallen in ii
water while intoxicated.
Among the recent arrivals at tn
Macdonald Hotel are: Mr.. and Mrs. {
o. Guy, Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs. W |
Robinson and family, Hampton, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Warner, Oakland
Mr., and Mrs. w. +, Priestly, Mrs. n
l., Macdonald, Miss Y. Fisken an
Miss s. Meiklejohn, Seattle; Mrs. New
ton Ford and maid, London; Mr.. an
Mrs, @. b. Bergin, Los Angeles; NJ
Q. ii. Bossert and daughter, and T. /
Chamberlain and wife,, milwaukee,
Mrs. ]. l.. Wright, Mrs. +. G. Burle an
Mrs. o. ID. Wood, San Francisco;
w. Paeey and wife, Nyack .on- Hudson
New York; Miss Kate Sears and Mi,
Eva Sears, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Doolittle, Philadelphia; Lest,
u. Cox, Hollywood, California; Leno
Holland, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. M .
Hart, Erie, Pennsylvania; Miss Viol
Smith, Los Angeles; o. Il. Thomas an
wife, Battle Creek, Michigan; Mrs.
Kroesehell and daughter, Chicago; NJ
II. A. Thornton, Los Angeles; Mrs.
IT, Goodwin, New York; Miss f. +
Williams, Englewood, New Jersey
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Freeman, Pasadena
Mss Pauline Rumelin and Miss JUL
Chermin, Portland, Oregon Mrs. +.
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