The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-08
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Miss NJ. G. Humphreys Will leave Tor
Japan on the Begic this month.
Edgar Halstead came up from Waia-
lua today to remain over Sunday.
a first class stenographer is wanted
by Attorney at Law \. S. Humphreys.
gang of workmen is engaged in
cleaning up the Executive building.
The Cousins Society has postponed
its meeting until the evening of the
18th inst.
Medeiros g. Decker commence anCth-
err suit club. Only one dollar per weel;
to join it.
The next field day will take place
on the Makiki baseball grounds on
January 18th.
The furniture of the Snow cottage
will be sold at 10 o'clock, Monday.
January 10th.
p II. Dodge speaks at the Young
morrow afternoon.
The new officers of the Kona-Nau
Telephone and Telegraph Company are
published in this issue.
State Senator j. L. Beard of Center
vile. Cali. is at the Hawaiian, on
brief sojourn to the Islands.
There will be a special dinner and
hop at the Hawaiian hotel this even
ing. The Quintette club will play.
Mrs. \. G. WHITEWATER. wife Of
Lieutenant Winterhalter of the Phi
ladelphia. is staying at the Hawaiian.
An English gentleman. aged 80,
desires a situation as luna on
plantation. Address \. o.. Star Of
flee.
Miss Eva II. Roe was married last
evening to William l.. Lyle. The GER
eIuony was performed by Rev. T. d.
Garvin.
Miss Walsh win lecture before the
Theosophica Society this evening at
Harmony Hail. Subject, MAI and
His Destiny"
number of Chief Justice ,Iudd's
friends were present at dinner last
evening given in honor of his Goth
birthday anniversary.
Rev. S. f. Bishop will read the pa
per before the Social Science club
which meets at the home of w. II. Cas-
tie on Monday evening.
\ terrific wind storm visited Eva
district yesterday and tore down over
100 yards Of the new fiume that is be-
ing built on Eva plantation. "
f. o. Hall g. Son have something to
say about 1898 bicycles in their adj
vertising space. They are agan-s for
the Columbia, Rambler End Stearns
make of wheels.
Detective Kappa yesterday recover
ed the bicycle stolen from William Sa-
wage Kimo. lad of ID. was riding
the wheel. and claims that his father
gave two bullocks for it,
The uneXpired leave of Commander
| {. II. Stockton has been revoked, and
he has been ordered to the naval sta
ton at Newport, II. |. Commander
Stockton is known in Hono'u'd.
Robert Halstead was on his plan
tation at Waialua yesterday. He says
that he rain storm which has kept up
in Honolulu for the past week has not
visited that section of the country.
The educational classes of the Y. NJ.
c. \. will take in for the spring term
on Monday. There has been a lively
increase in the membership and it
may be necessary to divide the clas-
ses.
The auction sale of household goods
| by j. +. Morgan at the Snow cottage
| premises, IlOlel street. duJOllllHS lHe
Hawaiian hotel, has been postponed
until Monday, January 10th, at 10
o'clock a. IN.
Dan Ranear, the Chicago swimming
champion, and Kinokeo. the Island
champion, will try for supremacy in
the harbor this afternoon. The re-
mainder of the races have been put
off until January 18th.
c. j. Day will lead the union meet
ing of the Young Peoples Societies at
the Y. NJ. c. \. hall tomorrow at 6:2O
! o'clock. Representatives from other
societies will be ready to assist in the
meeting. Song service begins at 6:2O.
Bible study, o'clock.
c. X. Hopkins. Honolulu's well
| known composer of native songs, has
just published two sentimental pieces
which are sure to be popular. One.
"Kalai Opua," was dedicated to the
lake King Kalakaua, upon his return
| from America. The other is entitled
"Nohea De Ikuu Maka."