Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL

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There will be a meeting OF the
board Of supervisors tomorrow night.
Honolulu Chapter No. /, Royal Arch
Masons, meets this afternoon at for
regular business.
| George Cruikshank. head overseer at
the Waialua plantation, returned yes
terday from a. vacation in California.
| Thirty-five candidates will be initial
ed at tonight's meeting of Honolulu
Lodge No. /, Modern Order of Phoe-
nix
| The regular meeting OF the mem.
bers of the board Of retail trades will
be held ION Thursday, October II, 1917,
at 80 p. m.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l, I. o. !
O. F., will hold short business meeting
this evening, followed by social game
of whist and refreshments.
Mr. Fred H. Mcnamara, formerly
connected with the Island Curio Store,
is back again in the curio store and
heartily greeting old friends.
Chief Officer Fogarty of the Matson
liner MatsOnia is receiving the con-
gratulations of a host Of friends on
his recent marriage in San Francisco. |
The regular monthly meeting OF the !
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid |
Association will be held at the Ii
brary of Hawaii tomorrow morning |
at $50 o'clock
R. A. Titousek, who has been prac-
Using law at Htlo, arrived with his !
wife and child from the mainland yes
terday. He will be associated with
Thompson & Cathcart.
Miss Esther Carlson, who was grad |
uated from the normal school at San
Jose, Cal, with distinguished honors,
arrived in Honolulu yesterday, and
will be employed as teacher.
Will r. Johnson, of Oakland. Cal,
arrived in the city yesterday. He will
take the next steamer for Australia,
where he will be associated with the
irrigation commission at Lection, N.
S. w.
Jake Lando, who was called to San
Francisco six months ago by a cable
gram informing that his mother was
seriously i'll, returned yesterday. He
remained by her bedside till she
passed away
United States Marshal J. j. Smiddy
last night investigated six question
able houses and secured considerable
evidence. He says the houses he visit
ed last night are run by Portuguese,
Hawaiians and Japanese.
+. T. Hughes, his daughter, Vivie
Hughes, and Mrs. j. r. Zimmerman,
also daughter, came from the coast
yesterday, and left at once for Hilo
Mrs. Zimmerman's husband is the
Wells Fargo agent there.
A verdict Of suicide was returned
by a coroner's jury yesterday in the
case of Private Basil c. Williams, hos
pital corps. 25th Infantry, who shot
and killed himself in the Acme. room
ing house on Monday night.
Among officers of the army leaving
yesterday for the coast were First
Lieut.. J. E. Johnson, signal corps,
o. r. c., and First Lieut.. c. Sawyer,
same corps, both of whom are en- route
to Fort LeavenWorth TO durty.
Clerk Harris of the federal court
yesterday received letter from Com
missioner of Naturalization Richard
X. Campbell, directing that utmost
care be exercised before issuing certi-
fled copies of certificates of naturali.
zation.
Circuit Judges C. w. Ashford, S. B.
Kemp and William H. Heen, of the
first judicial circuit, have appointed
John Moses Puha as messenger and
baliff of the circuit court. Puha sue
ceeds Samuel Wahilsni Kaleikini, who
died week ago.
John Zane, the artist who left Hon
olulu two years ago, was one of the
homecoming passengers on the Mat
sonia yesterday. Mr.. Zane has been
doing cartoon work for the San Fran
cisco Call He expects to remain
some weeks in his old home.
. Edward V. Thomas, of the Bank of
Victoria. Melbourne, Australia, ar :
rived here yesterday from a three
years trip around the world, during
which he visited every country on the
globe except Africa and South Ameri-
ca. His son is travelling with him.
M. NJ Phinney, vice-president of theJ
Redlands National Bank, at Redlands.
Cal, arrived here yesterday and will !
be the guest for a few days of Dr.
and Mrs. j. H. Williams. DR.. Williams I
was for number of years the pastor S
of the Congregational church in Red :
lands. t