The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Company Ii rs now out OF ueDt.
1t is Police Captain Pohakupaa now.
Charles d. Wilson has gone to Sc
attic.
Read the Kash ad about the song of
! the shirt.
Mrs. w. w. Dimond has returned to
Honolulu.
Ashworth was fined $50 today in
the Police Court.
S. Kubey is going to open billiard
parlor in Waimea, Maui.
President Dole will not be at the
Executive Building for week.
Charles A. Bon, new conner, has
taken position in Bishops bank.
Ralph w. Hamilton will return TO
the Makaweli plantation on Tuesday.
Sixteen applications have been taken
by young men who intend joining
Company b.
Several theater parties have been
made up to attend the Graham concert
on Tuesday.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
evening the sixth illustrated Bible talk
will be given.
Fred Yates work will be on eXn,bi-
ton on both Tuesday and Wednesday
nights of next week.
Other things change, but Port Costa
flour is the same day by day. See ad
of Geo. w. McNear.
Hon. w. C. Wilder, president of the
/ Senate, and Mrs. Wilder, returned yes
terday from abroad.
All Foon and All Nui were arrested
today for assaulting and robbing an
aged and crippled Hawaiian.
Minister King has awarded contracts
for the building of new roads in Kona,
authorized by the last Legislature.
a farewell concert will be rendered
to Miss Grace Richards at the opera
house on Saturday evening, January
3Oth.
Mr.. C. A. Spreclels of San Francisco
arrived on the Coptic yesterday after
noon. He will look after his interests
here.
BY a score of 3S5 to 1854, the second
team of Company f bested the second
team of company + yesterday after
noon.
Editor Poepoe will give the first of
a series of law lectures to the Hawaii
an Glee club in the Y. II. l. rooms to-
night.
Paul Neumann, who has been in
Guatemala and other countries, says
that he had a fine trip and is in good
health
j. +. Millar, genial tradesman who
has been in Honolulu during the past
month, goes to Japan today on the
Coptic
Mrs. Theodore Hoffman, wife of the
manager of the Hawaiian Electric
shortly.
Oahu college was treated with al
address by Jamie Wilder yesterday af
ternoon on observations made during
his travels.
Henry Smith, clerk of the Suprem,
Court, has presented The Star with ;
Joaquin Miller calendar. 1t is an ar
tistic affair.
Minister Cooper being absent from
the Foreign Office today nothing coult
? be learned regarding advices from
Minister Hatch.
Miss Nellie Kitchen, who spraine'
her ankle early in the week while rid
ing bicycle, expects to be abou
again next week.
You are pretty sure to have forgot
ten some one who wishes a photo O
yourself. See ad of Williams Ar
Studio. on page eight. 4,
Professor Berger has arranged a
attractive program for the Sunda
concert. Four solos will be played b
members of the band.
Otis Spalding of Kauai and quit
well known in Honolulu, will enter tn
Cooper Medical school, He will leay
for the States in April.
In an interview Blanche Bates d,
MES that she is to leave the Frawle
e company. She is under a three year
contract with Mr.. Frawley.
A petition, signed by sixty-two ci
liens, will be presented to Ministe
King, praying that Queen street
opened as far as Magoonville.
The German consulate will recei'
on Wednesday from 10 to in hon,
of Emperor Williams birthday. I'll
Hawaiian band will provide music.