The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-22
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Editor Sparrow returned to Ililo to-
day.
The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra has been
reorganized.
Many social events are on the taps
for February.
w. II. johnson is now with II. w.
Schmidt d Sons.
The Matilda sailed for Port Town
send this morning.
Robert Atkinson will join the Ho-
noulu Road club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Young will en-
terrain this evening.
The thermometer registered So de-
grees at 6 a. IN. today.
The Gerster colt by Creole is stand
ard, not thoroughbred
Miss Helen Wilder contemplates a
trip to Japan next month.
Col. McLean's resignation has been
accepted by President Dole.
The Star base ball team will be
stronger than ever this year.
The boys are laying aside their best
white suits for the calico ball.
ID. G. Sylvester will withdraw from
the Honolulu Amateur Athletic Club.
c. b. Gray, of the Union Feed com
pany, booked for the Australia to-
day.
w. r. Harrington and wife and Mrs.
r. c. McCombe left for the volcano to-
day
The ID. de Graham concert company
will return to the States on the Aus
tralia.
Officers of the Annexation Club will
hold brief meeting at 4 this after
noon.
Mr.. Green, of Phillips & Company,
will depart for America early next
month.
The liquor case against Ashworth
comes up for trial in the Police Court
tomorrow.
Michael Lazarus is the only passen-
ger booked to leave by the brig w. G.
Irwin tomorrow.
Two valuable horses belonging TO
William Larsen died yesterday of the
prevailing malady.
Several vacancies in the corps of Of
ficers of the American League will be
elected tonight.
John Correira and Miss Maggie Silva
We're last evening joined in wedlock
by Rev. A. +. Soares.
Louis McGrew, of the custom house
left today to audit accounts at the diff
ferent ports of entry.
A. II. Bachelor, a citizen of Oak
land, Cal, who is in Honolulu, will re-
turn home next month.
There are three John Does and two
Richard Roes taking the Hagey treat.
ment for the liquor disease.
| Lieut.. Edwards of the Mounted Pa.
troll drilled the Mounted Reserve in
sabre maneuvers last evening.
The new plantation company is
rushing the work of clearing the land
to be titled for the first crop.
On account of the i'll health of Mrs
Desky, Mr.. Desky did not leave fol-
Hawaii this morning as intended.
Two well known young business
men are engaged to be married. Theil
names will be made public shortly.
j. w. Mason, coffee planter o.
Olaa, did not leave for his home thi:
morning. He will remain over a trip
Everybody, it seems, is suggesting &
name for the lake that is being con
structed in the Kewalo bicycle track
VIII Rawlins, who is attending Oahl
college, will go to Hilo shortly to re
main two months engaged in business
The delegates to the military annex
alton meeting will discuss plans OF
Monday evening in Company AS room
The Graham concert Tuesday even
ing will have good attendance, judg
ing by the advance sale of seats thu
far.
Mrs. d. H. Case, sister-in-law t,
Charles F. Atherton, is residing Il
Mr.. Charles Atherton's home on kim
street.
Mrs. Carter, Miss Grace Richards,
A. Holt, A. Hamilton and Miss Mani
Riordan booked today for the Aus
tralia.
Some of the damaged boxes at tn
post Office are receiving the attention
of the clerks during their spare mo
ments.
Cyclists are beginning to go out Der
etania way over the Moiliili road ant