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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1904

Page

5

Local items note flights and sales mix from Honolulu to Hilo

A jumble of local notices lists travel to Honolulu and back from Hilo, rental offers on Pleasant Street, employment shifts at Hilo Mercantile Co, and upcoming events. It mentions Kinau voyages, examinations for light house keeper delayed to September, a moonlight ride ending in a clam chowder party, and McDonald's clearance sales including hats and cheap straw goods.

N.C. Willfong Lonolulu Kinau Leas McDonald's J. T. Crown Mondale William Pollar Honolulu A.T. Hagenkamp Hilo Mercantile Co Pleasant Street A. E. Sutton & Co J. W. Mason Kinaw Honoluli Hilo Waiakea Mission Miss Wight BE. W. Parker Wilder S. S. Claudine BD. T. Bailey Canario St. Katherine San Francisco Katherine Saunders Geo. N. Day The Thespian Notley Fourth Circuit R. T. Guard Reed's Bay Panama Wataukea Mission

Farewell Reception for McKenney Family at Hilo Lodge

The Hale of Trade lodge in Hilo plans a farewell for Mr and Mrs McKenney at Elks Hall on Tuesday April 12 with a committee to ensure a joyful sendoff. Members praised the couple for their social contributions and vocal talents.

A. G. MeKenney Hilo Falls of Clyde Mrs. McKenney Elks’ Hall

Tribune Names New Editor After Today

L. W. Haworth leaves the Hino Tribone to accept a post on the Evening Bulletin staff in Honolulu. The Tribune will be managed by W. C. Cook, formerly of Papaikou, a noted Republican voice, continuing as a newspaper devoted to Hilo’s best interests.

L. W. Haworth Hino Tribone Honolulu Evening Bulletin The Tribune W. C. Cook Papaikou Cook Taisune Hilo

Elks Elect Officers In Second Annual Vote

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its second annual election of officers last Monday night. Elected were BE Richards exalted ruler H Vicars leading knight J Castle Ridg way Esteemer Loyal Knight W C Cook vice- someminer? Treas urer Dr M Waebs Tyler H Aus tin Trustee. After the election W G Walker Ookala received a set of antlers, becoming the youngest member of the herd. Refreshments followed the initiatory rites.

Mir Beaghelli Wailuku Bridge Bridge Street Volcano Street Braghelli Messrs. Hayes Smith Messrs J. W. Mason E. N. Holmes W. H. Lambert Holmes John Holland Flist H. Vicars C. A. Stobie W. C. Cook Hilo Philip Peck Henry Mayes C. EB. Wright John A. Scott Adan Lindsay C. E. Furneaux A. Lindsay P. Peck C. EK. Wright J. A. Scott Henry Hayes K. N. Holmes Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks BE. Richards J. Castle Ridgway Fred Breyman B. F. Schoen M. Waebs Tyler BE. H. Austin

First Foreign Church Easter and local notices

Morning service features Jesus and the Two Disciples at Aromaus with quarterly communion, followed by an Easter evening of song. Advertisements promote Primo beer, Delineators, sewing machines, a germ proof Pasteur filter, Wells Fargo express service, and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with claims of rapid relief. Local shops in Hilo and Volcano Stables advertise goods and services.

First Foreign Church Jesus Aromaus Moses & Raymond's Honolulu Demosthenes Demosthenes Cafe Moses, & Raymond's Hilo Hawaii Tribune Well Fargo Express Volcano Stables & Transportation Co Demosthenes’ Cafe United States Volcano Stables Wells-Fargo Express Co Chamberlain Hilo Drug Store

Editor's note on unsanitary land and local reforms in Hilo

A reader from Waldama Swamp criticizes earlier Herald articles on land pollution in Hilo. He recalls decades of neglect, praises neighbors like Mr Furneaux and John T Brown for filling and improving land, and questions government funding and sewerage plans. He notes funds held in Honolulu banks and laments ongoing mosquito and frog issues along M Street.

Asared Herald Mauka Hilo's Park Furneaux John T. Brown Richardson Street Honolulu M Street Hilo Aimeli

Kinaw Arrivals and Notable Names List

A fragmented OCR listing many names and pairs including Kinaw Arrivals, N C Willfong, Prof Henshaw, K Matsumura and wife, Chau Kai and wife, Miss J Renwick, O Tinks, K Smoeb, W K Harnden, Miss Ruth Richardson, Mia, J L Richardson, Win, Pullar, Col, Mc Clellan, GP, Bliss, 1 1 Grimves, Mine M Bliss, H B Manning, C Abergies wood, Miss F Abergiewood, Miss J R Hartsham, Miss I Keen, Miss M B Sickley, F F Crowson, Mine F, 1, Wile Nias.

N. C. Willfong Prof. Henshaw K. Matsumura Chau Kai J. Renwick O. Tinks K. Smoeb W. K. Harnden Ruth Richardson Mia J. L. Richardson Win Pullar McClellan Bliss J. R. Hartsham I. Keen M. B. Sickley F.F. Crowson Wile Nias

Buggy Accident Injury Report from Front Street

Mrs. Lewis Schoen suffered a painful buggy crash Friday when a broken shaft belt caused the shaft to sag and frighten the horse. She received bruises to the head and face but is reported to be recovering well. Republicans of the Third Precinct held a meeting at Christian Science hall Wainken last evening and nominated candidates for the Territorial Convention with several inspectors assigned for the primaries.

Front Street Lewis Schoen Schoen Christian Science Hall Wainken Foley Gee Kaiser Alfonso Fee Bahnenberg BE. N. Voeller J. Date W. F. J. Dale John Mannia D. Spaulding

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Metuwall Prof Henataw Honolula Loetensteyn Honolal Allan Wall Julian Mongarrat J. le Robinson Howiolain Mira Ruth Richardson Col. McLennan O. Inthe Musarrat J.T. Brown B.P Harden Ghorio M. K. Kealawan Wand Sen P. P. Gokimi Parker I. P. Low Cap Ross A. Fernandes Gad Josh P. Obrien Barry D. A. Loebenstein Hunter Rye Hoffschlaeger Co., Limited Church Street Mackie A. O. MeKenney Mumby Keith F. Mackie Pitman Street Aire Mamby Lanai Tracey Terpsichore Mrs. Mumby A. James J. K. Pearson C.H. Hitchcock H. L. Shaw Holmes, Marsh Oppingelt W. 8. Mclean Morehead Misses Gibson Eaton Macine Donald Nellx Souza Chielo Souza Marie Canario Jennie Marlin PRONT Elks Elect Omoors ROYAL Waldama Swamp Stanley Haberdashery M. F. McDonald Economic Shoe Company, Ltd Hilo Wine and Liquor Co P. O Church Saloon P. O. Box Telephone King Near Front St J. S. Canario E.N. Holmes Ivmiuslin Portieres Marseilles
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