The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-27
Happenings in HilO, KOhals and
Hsmskus.
A NATIVE AND SOME GIANT POWDER
The knights Of FythiAs' Ball nj Homo
ksa-SeNerc Wind and Raiu storms
Through All the Distriets-fer-
sonal Items and Other Mention.

HILo, Feb. 22.-TusSdsy the 18th
old Sol showed his bsamiug face and
all HilO rejoiced. The feminine por-
ton OF the community donned their
best duds and paid their long owing
calls on friends and stores. The Inter
mission WAS brief; the next morning
We had one Of the heaviest thunder
storms that has visited Hilo for some
years past. To the uninitisted it waS
certifying, and those accustomed 10
lightning close by were probably sat-
isfied when Heavens artillery was
shifted 20 some other quarter.
W. II. ShiPmAn, who has had s.
monopoly OF the meSt business here
snd not abuSsd il, has opposition in
Rufus LyuSn's boys, who have Op-
ened = neat little shop on Front street,
where Juicy steaks or the festive SAus-
age can Dc hSd for mere trite.
An enterpriSiug little HilO lSdy had
an invoice OF bicycles consigned 10 her
eS Lurline, and Is now trying 10 per
suade HilOiteS that il i much easier
to walk sitting down"
Mr.. WillfOuE. deputy tax collector,
and Sheriff Williams deserve the
thanks OF our tOwnSpeopIe for Kidding
Us o. 3 few OF number OF eurs that
the town Is oyerruu with. II the Min
lister OF the Interior would give orders
70 our pOundmaStsr 70 make tour OF
the town every day and take charge OF
the estrays, MS good deed would be
forever cherished
The Courthouse yard was the scene.
Saturday evening, OF Sn open sir vo-
cal sud instrumental concert, given
by rhe HilO Boarding School boys
The youngsters did very well Snd We
hope that We viii hear from them Of
ten.
The little rogue Cupid Is at his old
pranks Sgain. this time his fairy web
hSs gathered into its enchanting
meshes, Mr.. A. Wilson, WaiakeS Mill
COmpauy's genial book-kesper, Snd
Miss Hattie Dunn. The ceremony i
fixed for the 18th Of February and the
end OF March Mr.. A. Won AruSwSldE
Snd Miss Prslle join the ranks OF the
worthy.
Henry Deacou's son Clyde has 5
combination OF chicken-poN and scar
let fever, 50 DR.. WetuOre says
Mr.. Calender held church services
Sunday, the 18th inst, 81 the resi-
deHcs OF W. W. GooGSle, PapSikOu,
for the bsrefit OF those people who are
unable TO tteud church at Hilo.
Mr.. CaIlerder'S position i not IN
like the circuit rider calling OF old.
His home Is st Pepsskeo, but he trsy-
els from HSkSlau 70 PaukSS, holding
services wherever IL Is agreeable and
convenient
Mrs. r. 4. Lyman Of Puns Is in
town, and expects 70 stay some time
Snd care for her daughter Lillian, who
Is Sn Scute sufferer from rheumatism.
Services were conducted in the For
eizn Church SATURDAY. the 18th inst,
ESQ.
Rev. Z P. Baker i very Hin
6AuuztJry rheumatism Sud his old
enemy, dyspepsia
4 pleasant social was held il the
pa-lOrs Of the First Foreign Church
Tuesday evening, the 9th inst. The
Chicago Iuter-Ocsan's fair representa-
tive delivered : very interesting lee
ture on .FWouSu's Work 81 the
Worlds Fair Ii WAS unfortunate
the night vSs so stormy that IL pre-
vented many from being present who
uallytsttend- Mrs Austin and Mr.. |
Hutehius finished the programme
with some pleasant songs.
Wednesday was one OF Hilo's old !
tine perfec. dsys and Mrs Severance |
took SdvautAze Of IL and gave Co [
eo2uut Island picnic in Miss krUut's |
honor : very pleasant aud success
ful affair II proved 20 De-
"Drummsrs" coming in from the 4
country report business IS improving. |
OuOues Sugar COupa1y's mill L
grinding again
ALONG TIE WATEE FEONT.