Local Hilo Notes On People Places And Notices
Local items include travel plans for C Henton and Clive Davies, social moves of William Stone and Mrs Balding, Elks officer election set for March 23, police raids in Chinatown, and a market for Wall Nichole Co counters. A. James tires and Riverside Park bachelor quarters feature amid church, lodge, and social notes in Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Nichole Co
Umd
Mes
Win. J. Stone
Pitman Street
Chinatown
Sanday
L. M. White
Honolulu
Robert Slaughter
Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association
Hilo
Destructive Runaway Horse Tramples through Hilo Streets
A dangerous runaway horse, mounted by a frightened rider, bolted down Bridge Street toward the city, crossing امام Walimento Street and causing a man, Mr Wright, to be thrown to the ground near King Street. He suffered a broken collarbone, rib fractures, and severe bruises. Police and local residents described the incident as the worst runaway of the year in Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Os
Excavatiin
Chavien & Cots
Hive Bank
Kingatrert
Mr. Wright
Kaomana
Nilo
Pukihal
Volcano Street
Walanwenue
Ein Front Street
Bridge Street
Front Street
Hilo Road
King
Hilo
Advertising Rawat Promises Hawaii Book Distribution in April
Pioneer Advertising Agency head Mr Frazier announces Ready for distribution by mid April of his book Advertising Hawaii. Advance sheets show typographical excellence and artistic layout with excellent illustrations. Daniel Logan of Honolulu wrote the text conveying valuable information about Hawaii resources and attractions. The Kinaw poll and Kinaw cruises receive praise for deck comfort and steward service during ocean liner style travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Pioneer Advertising Agency
Hawaii
Island of
Daniel Logan
Honolulu
Kinau Passenger List Names Incomplete Officers and Passengers
A Kinau passenger list includes Mra H Deacon Clyde Deacon FP Le Fevee C Mabie D Hy Allen J P Sisson Mr W P Thram and two children W B Medley A Peters A Humburg Stra Ealing J W Haworth Mrs HT Rockhill Ki Houghtelin and wife Dick Yates and wife Col BL 1B Dick Henry Dick A M Siedenbach BM Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dick
A. M. Siedenbach
Rose
Bananas Progress as Ha ti Banana Trade Grows
Upbuilding signals in Ha ti as Matson steamer service rises banana shipments. John Lycurgus on the Enterprise moved 967 bunches last Wednesday, nearing Captain Matson’s 10 000 monthly target to justify a freight rate cut. Hilo Agricultural Society and Chas Furneaux push distribution efforts while Captain Miller extols West Indies to New York freighting. Hilo Cotillion Club plans a holoku party for April first and enforces delinquent dues. Captain Miller and daughter returned from San Francisco aboard the Enterprise, leaving locals with fond impressions of their hospitality and frequent gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Ati
Matson Navigation Company
John Lycurgus
Chas. Furneaux
de Tate
Furneaux
Matson
Gerhardt
Oina
KR. T. Guard
Matson Line
Miller
Captain Miller
Ene
West Indies
New York
Hilo Cotillion Club
Madeira
Peacock Block
Mother Hubbard
Enterprise
San Francisco
Hilo
Kau district backs Hiilo in county seat plan
Advices from Kau show friendly district sentiment toward Hiilo. At Naalehu and other public meetings about legislation and the county bill, citizens favored one county with Hilo as county seat. They believe Hilo would better address local improvements than Waimea. No formal action taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kau
Hiilo
Naalehu
Hilo
Waimea
Executive Council Grants Extension for Hilo-Kohala Railroad
Philip Peck, in Honolulu for the Hilo-Kohala Railroad, secured a two year extension from the Executive Council with assurances of aid from department heads and Governor. Secretary Carter and Public Works Supt. H F E Cooper pledged support. The S S Enterprise, Autier Master, cleared for San Francisco with a large cargo of sugar and general merchandise valued at 1,233, plus 100 tons coffee and various produce. Shipments totaled 228,072.37 in value. Cotton Bros contractors, with Kinaw crew, arrived to erect the railroad ad across the Waiakea river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Peck
Honolulu
Hilo-Kohala
Executive Council
Mr Peck
Carter
H. F E. Cooper
S.S. Anterprise
Autier
San Francisco
Wedneslay
Olas
Danery Party in Honor of Miss Miller on School Street
Mr and Mrs George Mumby hosted a delightful party Friday evening at their School Street home honoring Miss Carrie Miller daughter of Capt and Mrs Miller of the Enterprise. Dancers filled the cleared parlors with ferns and bamboo while the airy lanai offered cool retreats for whist and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mumby
School Street
Carrie Miller
Mason
Severance
Guard
Pearson
Miller
Stone
Mra. James
Fitzgerald
Mackie
Marsh
Schoen
J. A. Smith
Wilson
Carlson
Porter
Pomeroy
Huggine
Souza
Canaria
Anita Canaria
Roderick
Faulkner
Sutton
Liken
Carr
Kat Menara
McLain
Jackson
Nichols
Tel McClusky
T. C. Ridgway
J. C. Ridgway
Hiserman
Frazier
Henderson
Campbell
D. Kennedy
Sonat
McIntosh
Schoening
Death of Edmund Jones in Santa Cruz and local notices
Word has arrived from Santa Cruz California of the death of Edmund Jones at age 76 after visiting his son B J Jones. A native of England he came to the United States as a youth during the California gold era and traveled overland from Galveston to San Francisco. He engaged in mercantile ventures in Monterey and Santa Cruz and was an early supervisor and organizer at the Santa Cruz Calvary Episcopal Church. He left two married daughters and three sons. Also reported: The Piano Club met at Mrs D W Marsh with a program of piano and violin pieces and readings. The Hilo Mercantile Co announced chartering and shipment of lumber shingles and freight on the schooner Julia R Whalen to Panalad. The firm seeks Hawaii coast business with better transport facilities and local merchant effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morris
P.O
Hilo
St. James’ Episcopal Mission
Holy Eucharsity
Henry Deacon
Clyde Deacon
Kinan
San Francisco
Mary
Clyde
Robert Harper
Hamakua Ranch
C. A. Stobie
Haleys
Walanvenve Street
Hr. C. Whitehouse
St. Katherine
Conn
Whitehouse
Hawaii
W.P. Them
Kina
Honolulu
Thru
Vi Ni Lane
Mrs. Whitelotse
Santa Cruz
Cal
Edmund Jones
Monterey
Santa Cruz County
Board of Supervisors
Santa Cruz Calvary Episcopal Church
B. J. Jones
Hilo Mercantile Co
Julia R. Whalen
Panalad
La Turner Co Ltd Stockholders Annual Meeting
Annual stockholders meeting lists officers elected for the ensuing year including President Beall and secretary N C Willfong. Board members named L Tarner and A Humburg with KEITH F MACKIE as secretary. Also notes banking services and exchange business offered by the firm. Church services and community welcome notice accompany the financial item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Turner Co. Ltd
Beall Jce
Kb, Mackiesso
N.C. Willfong
FB. Ay Medeall
L. Tarner
A. Humburg
Torn
Keith F, Mackie
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PTHMS
Mita! Boanting School
D. Kamai
Papaikou
Kamai
Maui
Maunaloa
A. James
Grace
Messers Castendyk
Hamburg
Reed
Riverside Park
James
Raumana Heshnvoik
Lake Iain Hendull
A. Homburg
Ee Fitagerald
Our
T. C. Davies
A. Davies
C. Kennedy
The
Hawaiian Pertilizer Co. Ltd
W. J. Rickard
Honokaa
Ansettig & Mteer
Mano
J. BH. Bixby
Pourfeld
Bertke
Chamberlain
Hilo Brag'Store
Greig
Panahou
London
Mr. Greig
M.V. Holmes
A. Lindsay
J. Watt
D. Forbes
J. Mair
Burkinshaw
Jos. Pritchard
A. J. Williamson
Court of Appeals
South
Gilbert
Mestre
H. Dimond
Hilo Kohala
Laupaloehoe
Mr. Dioud
Martinelli
Apple
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
Pioneer Wine and Liquor Mouse
Wilder
Kinau
Hilo Agricultural Society
Cotillion Club
Executive Council Friendly
Royal Baking Powder
Miss Miller
Piano Club
D. W. Marsh
Athens
Beethoven
Miss Severance
Mini Huggins
Eo Chopin
Grossmitterehen
Moses
Mian Huggins
Tracy
Wagner
Willia Mason
Coaty
Mrs. Lewis
Amy Pay On
Gries “Ne
AT_THE HABERDASHERY
McDonald
Hild
Falls of
Economic Shoe Co., Ltd
Economic Shoeists
ST. Clair
E. N. Holmes
Hugust
Madras
Congress
Pers
Tilo, Maret A
Sys
Poreten Church
Hafli
Nash
Bishop & CO
Bankers
Hono One
Can, H
Transact & General Banking and Exchange
Businew
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