The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Spreckelsvlle.
Peerless typewriters, all that the
name implies.
c. II. Blacow of Hamakua is an
Arlington guest.
The Supreme Court room was crowd
ed this morning.
j. Q. Wood has returned from a bus
mess trip to Kauai.
f. II. Adams is expected on the Mt.
Lebanon from Seattle.
Attorney Paul Neumann came back
yesterday from Kauai.
The parade of Bristol's horses at
tracted many people today.
Marshal Brown expects to leave for
Waikiki tomorrow morning.
Mrs. w. Porter Boyd has returned
from a visit to Maui friends.
Mrs. Walters, wife of DR.. Walters Of
Lihue, is visiting Honolulu friends.
The opening performance of Bris-
tolls horse show takes place tonight.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh and family
will move in from Waikiki next week.
About dozen Chinese are on trial
in the Police court this afternoon foI
gambling.
The Vice Versa Card Club will meet
Al i = I
elee this evening.
The Lahaina teachers social took
place last Wednesday at the residence
of w. Y. Horner.
If you use chewing gum and tooth
brushes read what the Hollister Drug
Co. have to says.
Police Clerk George Sea was unable
to attend to his duties today on ac-
count of sickness
The Hebron Drug Company says
that hands can be made soft and kept
soft by the use of Curative Skin Soap.
The Honolulu Amateur Athletic Club
will meet this evening in the Y. NJ. C.
A. parlors to transact important bust
ness.
Iwakami. Robinson block, has just
received per Peru a large importation
of handsome silks in stripes and
plaids.
Rev. Joseph II. Smith will continue
his "Pentacostal meetings" this after
noon and evening at the Methodist
church.
Mrs. X. Kaluna, who was arrested
Saturday for deserving her husband,
will be tried in the Police Court this
afternoon.
The next Australia will bring "The
Flying Jordans' troupe to the city.
This company will play a short en-
gagement here.
Miss Kate Cornwell, who is visiting
her father, w. H. Cornwell, on Maui, is
expected back to the city the latter
part of the present week.
This week is hosiery week with E.
w. Jordan. Aside from hosiery he
will offer ladies undervests at prices
that will astonish the buyers.
'Penticostal meetings" at the Meth
odist Episcopal church every day this
week at and 1880 p. m. Meetings led
by Evangelist Joseph II. Smith.
If you drive, ride or own a horse you
will certainly be interested in knowing
that c. r. Collins builds a handmade
oak tanned harness suitable for this
danny climate.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy will be the
hostess of bicycle party this evening
given supplementary to Miss May
Hoffman, Miss Smith and Southland
Hoffman of San Francisco
Arthur Tibbs, for several years an
who returned from a visit to England
via Australia recently, has decided to
make this country his home.
The Kamehameha lads made clean
sweep of it in match with the Pun
ahau base ball team on the Makiki
grounds Saturday afternoon. The
score was IS to O. A return match will
be played Saturday.
Fines imposed by Judge De la
Vergne in the Police Court this morn
ing were All Sung, for gambling, $40;
All Chan and All Kau, for gambling,
$40 each; Ng Ung, opium in posses
sion, $50 and costs.
Miss May Louise Allmand, daughter
of the late John Allmand of Norfolk,
Va, was quietly married Saturday
evening to Frederick George Eytou
Walker, eldest son of Capt F. d. Walk
er. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ID. p. birnie at the home of Mr..
Walker in Punahou.