The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-02
MEETING NOTICE.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes Of the Day.

j. X. Farley is here from Koloa,
Kauai
c. Burgoyne of England is at the
Arlington.
George Hons of Wailullu is staying
at the Hawaiian.
Katie Putnam and her company are
at the Hawaiian.
NJ ID. Monsarrat, the surveyor, is
back from Maui.
There will he a Second Battalion
drill on Friday evening.
Sister Bonaventura of the Wailuku
Hospital is in Honolulu.
y. S. Sachs has a number of spe-
cialties for children's wear
Mrs. w. \. Mckay. wife of the Post
master at Wailuku, is in the city.
Lena, the Madcap," will be played
| by Katie Putnam tomorrow night.
Company a will go into camp at
Makee Island on Saturday evening.
The Buck & Mason collection
agency have a new ad in this issue.
There were several picnic parties
on Tantalus yesterday and one at the
| Pail.
Minister Cooper was off on board of
| the japanese training ship Hiyei this
| morning.
Fathers James, Lbert. Maximin
and Pamphile arrived by the Claudine
yesterday.
British Commissioner Halves is bet
ter. He has a carbuncle on each side
of his neck.
| Mr.. Hutchns will assume charge of
the Equitable insurance Office during
Bruce Cartwright's absence.
Brothers Francis, Raymond and
Clarence, school teachers, returned by
the Claudine on Sunday morning.
Harry u. Austin, principal of the
| Government schools at Kapaa, Kauai,
has come to Honolulu for stay of
three weeks.
Mrs. Widdfield will give tea this
afternoon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lars Anderson. who will leave for
Japan tomorrow.
Lieutenant Wells of the Mounted
Patrol has resigned, owing to dis
satisfaction with the new arrange
ment of the watches.
Gus Cordes, who has recently been
in the employ of the police depart
ment was dismissed from the police
force Saturday afternoon.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. and A.
NJ, will hold a regular meeting this
(Monday) evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Work in the third degree.
Edwin Farmer is officiating in the
capacity of secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association during
| e 'n1n
Castle & Cooke. limited. advertise
the Crawford bicycle. This wheel is
new one on this market, but stands
very high in bicycle circle in the East
See ad.
Willard Brown will establish him
self in business upon his return from
the States. His position at the Ha-
waian Safe Deposit Office has been
supplied.
Judge Carter returned from Molo-
llai yesterday not feeling in the best
of health He was unable to open the
August term of the Circuit Court this
morning.
Captain c. S. Cotton of the Phila-
delphia gave an address at the ban
quet given by the petty officers of the
flagship at the Queens Hotel Satur-
day evening.
Dr. C. l.. Garvin has opened an Office
for the practice of medicine with Dr.
f. r. Day, on Beretania street, near
Fort. Office hours from 1 to a p. m.
Telephone, 80.
Nawaaheihei, a native, was a. visitor
at Oahu prison yesterday and was de-
tected by Guard Warren in the act of
passing some opium to a prisoner
friend. He was promptly locked up
at the city prison.
The Hollister Drug Company adver-
tise Apenta Water as a true spring
water not artificially treated, and acts
on the liver with very satisfactory
but not unpleasant results.
The family troubles between Kate
Williams and her husband. Charles
Williams, have ended happily. Mrs
Williams divorce suit was dscontin-
ued in the Circuit Court today.
Chu Yen, when arrested by Patrol
man Espinda Yesterday on charge
of being a public nuisance, attempted
to bride the officer with 81. Now he
is locked up with two charges against
him.
Bruce Cartwright and Secretary
Joseph Marsden will leave shortly fol
Canada, where they will rest for two
or three months. This will De Mr.
Cartwright's first vacation in twelve
years.
Little Mac" a neat driving ANNA
owned by the Pantheon stable, fel
and broke his neck at the corner o.
Punchbowl and King streets yester
day afternoon while being driven by
= Cook, a former employee of the fire
department.