The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-21
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

u wheel.
Harry Van Holt is the father of n
daughter.
Wharf officials look for the Coptic
tomorrow.
The annexation membership lists
are swelling.
There is some talk of holding ten
mis- tournament.
Warrimoo is due from the Colonies
early next week.
Shorthand class meets at the Y. NJ.
c. \. this evening.
Mrs. Gums dancing class will meet
tonight in Arion hall.
All bicycle dealers are anticipating
a brisk trade next month.
Wall, Nichols Co. make a specially of
flat-opening BLANK books.
President and Mrs. Dole are residing
at their Waikiki residence.
Jim Sherwood was fined $500 in the
Police Court this afternoon.
Charles Hopkins has declared him
self in favor of annexation.
Wealthy Chinese merchants are to
build IA hospital in this city.
Moonlight pleasure parties have
been quite numerous of late.
Five new recruits are coming from
the Coast to join the regulars.
A special class for Chinese youths,
over the school age, will be formed.
The new Walker residence on King
street is rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin contemplates Civ
ing a hop at her Waikiki home next
month.
Regular weekly prayer meetings in
last evening.
Reorganization of the Y. NJ. C. A. or
chestra takes place this evening in the
association hall.
Castle & Cooke require extra store
space and will occupy portion of
the Waverly block.
The engagement of Miss Juanita
Hassinger to Mr.. Charles j. Falk has
been made known.
1t is said that tickets will be $3.50
for the calico ball. There will be no
charge for the ladies'.
V. NJ. Fulcher, merchant and coffee
grower of Olaa, will return home to-
morrow by the Kinau.
The wheelmen who took part in
the races last Saturday are dissatisfied
with the award of prizes.
Health Agent Reynolds will go to
Maui by the Kinau tomorrow. He
will return Sunday morning.
August Ahrens has accepted the
management of the new plantation.
He takes hold in February.
H. p. Walton, the Peerless Prcsarv-
ing Paint man, went to Lihue, Kauai,
last night by the Millahala.
The Board of Health has decided
that all dairy cattle must be examined
for traces of tuberculosis.
Unless some important measures
come up there will be no more Cab
met meetings for a week.
w. c. Wilder, Jr., has been appointed
general agent for the islands of the
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co.
Every member of Company A is ord
cred to report at the drill shed this
evening at 1880 o'clock for drill.
At the calico ball next month the
ladies will wear calico and the gentle
men will go in their white suits.
The old officers of George Wiltze
camp, Sons of Veterans, were chosen
to serve during the ensuing term.
A large gang of workmen are en-
gagged on King street today making
Improvements to the water system.
The Pacific Tennis Club boys and
lady friends will ride out to the home
of Mrs. Irwin in Waikiki this evening
E, d. Tenney will send an order for
eleven Eldridge wheels by the next
steamer. All are for Honolulu parties
Offices and storerooms in The new
Love building on Fort street can be
inspected by applying to w, A. Love,
| agent.
Editor Sparrow, of the Hilo Tribune,
states that his paper will be enlarged
next week from a six to an eight page
paper.
DR.. Walters, government physician
at Lihue, Kauai, will go to Japan
shortly on vacation trip of two
months.
Reserved seats for the Graham-Mar,