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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1905
Page
5
Misdirected listings of residents and visitors speak of Mrs Adams Dindaay and family at Raster holiday, W. W. Martella departing for city post, E P Nichols planning a Big Week Coast vacation, and various locals in Honolulu Kohala Hilo and Keaau ventures, plus police and court movements, a new sewing machine sale, and Gospel meetings at Salvation Army Hall.
The members of Company ING plan a subscription dance on Monday evening in the new armory. The arrangement committee includes Tront Turd Jol Easton Corpt Rowland Messen Jax Caceran Wa Todd. Tickets are $1.00 and on sale at the Ailey Store. The spring assortment of goods from L Turner Co is advertised.
An April 1 event at Haili Church hosts a union meeting directed by the Kings Tangle ters. The record notes a biblical scene as inspiration with a quote about Jesus weeping near the cry, evoking Luke 19:41.
Advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Ball will cure rheumatism with a single application. It promises quick relief from pain in the side or chest, sore muscles, or stiffness when applied as a liniment. Sold by Hilo Drug Co.
A 19th century report describes a pest control method using infected beetles and fungus. The box method confines infection to a small area, infects captured beetles, and aims to exterminates the pests within days. Community members are urged to join, as thousands are already infected and local efforts intensify.
Fully 250 persons attended the farewell at Patton Punta on Sunday for Father Ulrich who departs to Honolulu after six years in Pana parish. Parishioners from Kalapana and distant Tana districts arrived with chickens and fish in tribute. Friends from Hilo and vicinity joined the Sunday morning train for the demonstration. Ulrich organized an orchestra of Hawaiian boys heard in concerts in Pana and Hilo. His departure may dissolve the orchestra. Father Otto of Honomu will oversee the parish. The Hilo Coalition Club held its annual election at Mrs. J T Lewis’s home with A H Jackson elected president and S Grace as secretary. Treasurer W H Moreheal and an executive committee including A M Jackson, Mrs. W S Meji, Stella Peck, Ruth Richardson, and Ted Gaurd were named.
After officers were installed last evening the Elks lodge formed a 175 Club with froghelli in the chair. A large crowd enjoyed banter until late. A mule shiver was initiated into the order and special obsequies were held over the re whine after the ceremony. An old fashioned wake followed with music and refreshments.
The schooner W. H. Mirston brought Nellie Mackenzie from Scotland to be the bride of David G. Butehart of Papakon. He met her at the dock and drove her to Manager Jol T. Moir’s home where she will stay until the wedding in a few days. Tak host Griese applauds while Mr Matcher, timekeeper at Mapaiken, shares in congratulations. A church event and Kings Cangsters' Society program are planned for Palin Sunday evening at 6:30 PM.
tBs Fon WK reports Honolulu business leader vice president of a new rubber company outlining a 190,000 capital rollout and a Maui Nabiku plantation with 60,000 trees. Manager Anderson optimistic on Hawaii prospects, trees reach 60 feet, yield about a half pound yearly, suggesting 400 trees per acre. Demand cited from high price and strong market. Shaw visits Hilo due to ill brother in hospital.
Satisfied tourists RK Burns and wife of Los Angeles returned to Honolulu Friday after ten days at the Volcano House. Mr Burns, chief engineer of the Satta Fe, praised the trip and the treatment in Hawaii though he did not see the crater in action. He lauded the scenery and climate of the mountain resort and urged all island visitors to include the Volcano stop in their itinerary.
In the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii a commissioner will auction the Paty mortgage rights at noon on Saturday April 1 1905 at the mauka door of the Court House in Hilo. The mortgage from Geo W Paty and Harriet Paty to First American Savings and Trust Company Limited covers Lot 23 Part of Olina T Homesteads Reservation and related improvements. Terms cash with conveyance at purchaser expense. Default taxes may apply. E RAY Commissioner Ripaway & Rineway Attorneys for Plaintiffs Dated Hilo Hawaii April 1 190g agea
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