The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-06
NEWS NOTES FROM MAUI.
JUNE TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT
1N SESSION.
DR.. T.. j. Aiken of Paia win Return
to the Coast TO Livc-Garden Party
i'm Wailuku.


Maui. June !.
The June term of the Circuit Court
opened on Wednesday morning. with
Judge Halua on the bench. and the
Hawaiian jury present. From Homo
lulu were Attorneys Paul Neumann.
Charles Creighton. L. \. Dickey. a.
g. Correa, and Deputy Attorney Gems
eral +. u. Dole. Interpreter W. G..
Sheldon and j. \. Thompson. second
clerk of the Honolulu Court. were al
so present, and the local attorneys
were there in fun force. The court
lost no time in getting to work. The
manSlaughter case against G.. X. Rich
ardson was continued to the next De
cember term, TO allow Attorney John
Richardson. father of the defendant,
to be present. Several other eases were
disposed of by forfeiture of bail. and
nolle prosequi, and the calendar thus
greatly reduced. The Hawaiian Jury
have had but few eases before il
and nothing of much Importance. \
mixed jury is today hearing case
of malicious Prosecution, and the bal
ance of the foreign jury is called for
Monday. The term promises TO be
short one.
DR.. p. j. Aiken of Paia. owing to
continued i'll health, will return to
California for good, during this month
and with his family will make his
home there hereafter.
Dir. w. +. McConkey. of Wailuku.
will take the place at Paia. and DR.. j.
Weddick of Honolulu. will locate in
Waikiki. These changes will occur
on July LIST.
An auction sale of DR.. Aiken's en-
tire household effects will be held at
the residence, Paia, on Friday. June
oath.
Mr.. Waldron of the Kahului Rail
road Company, and Miss Colsem will
be united in marriage this evening. at
the Catholic church. Wailuku. After
the ceremony special train will take
the couple to Paia. from whence they
VIII proceed to Kawaapae Resort.
Makawao, for few days honeymoon.
DR.. Armitage has issued invitation,
Tor sumptuouS feast and garden
party. to be given at his residence IN
Kailullu this evening in honor of
Queen Nictoria's birthday. lust pass
ed. The Sprecllelsville brass band will
furnish music during the evening and
a good time is looked for.
Last evening in Bailey's hall. Wal
luku. farewell dance was given in
honor of Miss Mary Chillingsworth.
by the young people there. and a iol-
~ time is reported.
The smith Family" made their
| appearance again last night. at the
Literary" held in the Makawao
Foreign church. and as usual created
great amusement. Their last appear
ance was some five years back. Th,
faces of some of our well known al.
lists appeared above the ridiculou,
figures painted on the canvass. and
their songs were greatly applauded
Other numbers on the program We're
two piano selections by Miss Grace
Dickey, darby song in costume by
I. ii. Dickey. and reading hy w. O.
Aiken. Mr.. Dickey as an old "Mam.
my with infant in arms. made a de.
cided hit. and Miss Dckey's PLAYING
| was much appreciated. Lemonade
and sandwiches were served after the
| program. The attendance was rather
| lighter than usual.
After the Literary. members of the
| Makawao Book club. held a meeting
and decided to establish a library nj
| Paia. with the books bought every
year. after thev have been around
| Mrs G. +. Beckwth. Mrs. X. r. En-
| gle and c. II. Dickev were elected .
committee to look after the affairs OF
| the club.