The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


slowly.
Morgan sold telephone at $15 and
Paia at S14S.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Suhr have gone 20
the volcano on a vacation.
Marshal Brown is at Lehua. He may
return tomorrow morning.
\ week from next Monday is the
late King Kalakaua's birthday.
Kilohana Art League will receive fall
exhibit paintings this evening.
Fred Angus is the head usher of the
new opera house. He has six assist
ants.
This is the last day of the sale of
season tickets for the Frawley engage
ment.
y. S. Sachs advertises art goods,
stamped goods and fancy painted
goods.
Surveyor VI. d. Monsarrat and Tom
Cooke have gone to Kona on a survey
ing trip.
w. w. Dimond has handsome win
dow display of Austrian vases, baskets
and jugs.
Company A is ordered by Capt.
Smith to assemble this evening for
an election.
Purser Beckley of the Kinau reports
that there is still little fire in the
crater of Kiauea.
The Waialeale brings the report
that r. w. r. Purvis has been appoint
err sheriff of Kauai.
DR.. j. II. Shaw, the veterinary sur
gcon, will return from Lahaina per
the Claudine tomorrow.
The regular sale of seats for the
Frawley engagement opens on Mon
day morning at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster. ac-
companied by DR.. j. S. 3. Pratt, Wis
tied Bishop Museum this morning.
w. |. Warrner states that Mrs. War
riner and himself will take their leave
for California in about two weeks.
Did Not Our Hearts Burn Within
Us While He Talked With Us by the
Way morning theme at VI. +. church,
Harbor Police Capt. Harry Evans re-
turned this morning from Molokai,
where he had gone to bring his wife
home.
Il. c. L. Perkins will not leave for
Hawaii until he RECEIVERS from Sc
last week.
Sunday School teachers and scholars
are especially invited to attend the
illustrated Bible talks in the Meth,
S odist church.
I At the First Methodist church to-
morrow evening Rev. II. w. Peck viii
5 give the second of his series of illus
trated Bible talks.
! All who had the pleasure of attend
| ing were highly pleased with Mr.. G
! NJ. Cookies Eva and Waianae excur
+, sion of yesterday.
, The Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium is agar
open to the young men on Monday
and Thursday evenings and Thursdl,
afternoons for boys
DR.. and Mrs. Henry w. Howard ar,
now occupying the old home of Henry
o Waterhouse at the corner of Nuuanl
! avenue and School street.
a very pretty little dinner part,
was given at the home of British Com
missioner a. &. S. Halves iast evening
. in honor of Miss Gay of Kauai.
Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii cam,
down on the Kinau to Maui K
e straighten up his affairs, preparatory
: to permanent residence in Hilo.
: The Kash has something to sa!
e about the nuisance of always beins
Y compelled to adjust your suspender
e every time you change trousers.
IS Mrs. w. w. Dimond and Mr.. Mont
: eagle have been Mrs. Turner's student
n lOi biiO ihSl NlS III lllOlltiS' hNN nav
n both learned all the parts in II Tro
I vatore.
Il Seven japanese, WHO have been con
fined in quarantine for the week past
y were removed today to the Queen
hospital to be treated for serious i'll
= ness.
colors by the brush of Hugo Fishe
v to take place in the art rooms of tn
S Pacific Hardware Co., promises to b
n large one,
s Professor Schauinsland the visit
|. ing scientist, who was given Board o
: Health permission to inspect the lepe
n settlement rptlIrnp6 tbis r,orni