The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News of the Day.

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\ notice Of co-partnership appears
i'm This issue.
The Grand jury was in session all
day yesterday until p. m.
Dan H. Case the county attorney OF
Maui, left for home yesterday.
Nice house keeping rooms. Address
7O6 Quarry street corner Alapai.
A fe wacres Of improved farming
land is wanted. See classified ads.
Sheriff Iaukea has been confined to
his house by a severe attack of the
asthma
Senator George c. Hewitt of Waio-
hinu, Hawaii, is in town on visit
to his son attending school.
X. Yamamoto, Hotel street near
Nuuanu is sole agent for the Hawaiian
Macaroni Manufacture Company's pro-
duct. Phone 399
The birthday of the late Robert w.
Wilcox will be observed on Saturday
at Kahiliaulani Hall by a grand luau
from / to 4 p m.
The c e. Society OF the Christian
church will give a valentine masque-
rade social at the home of Mrs. 7. r.
Harris, 1899 Anapuni street, Friday
evening, February Il, at 730 p. M All
friends of the Endeavorers are invited.
The Sunday Chronicle has an article
on the Lunalilo home, with several
pictures. Among them is a picture OF
James f. Morgan, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, which looks
like Secretary of the Navy Metcalf
The Buckeye Club met at the home
of Mrs. w. w. Graham, 942 Green
street, Tuesday evening and had
very interesting meeting, the principal
feature of the meeting being a talk
by Judge Kingsbury on President Nc
Kinleys army life.
The meeting of the Hawaiian En-
cheering Association has been post
poned until Thursday evening, the
goth inst, at which time Mr.. c. J.
Schoening will read a paper o n"Auto-
mobiles, their Operation and Care
Chief Justice Hartwer of the SUI
preme Court received wireless yes
terday from Hawaiian, stating that
District Magistrate ]. II. Kaeelo had
died there yesterday. Judge Kaeelo
was appointed to fill Judge Dole's place
when he was transferred.
The exhibit given by the Kilohana
Art League of Mrs. Mott-Smith Gun
ningham's collection of art jewelry,
arts and crafts, and paintings, will
close on Saturday. 1t is open to the
public from to today, Friday and
Saturday Mrs. Cunningham is pre-
sent during the forenoon.
The careful housewife will sean the
fine display of crockery and glassware
at Lewis & Co., Ltd, the Household
Emporium, at 1863 King street. For
there she will find, at the lowest
prices, fine stock of dinner plates
dishes ,casseroles, jugs and everything
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! glassware Telephone 240.
Those who are in charge Of the an
nual May Song festival which in the
past has been given in the Opera
| House, are now considering the pos
sibilities of the Fishmarket on Alakea
| street for their purposes. A day OF
two ago the band and Madame Alapat
were taken there to experiment with
the acoustic properties of the place. Or
the whole these were found to be quite
satisfactory.
Rev. Henry Judd, a son of the late
Chief Justice Judd, will shortly re-
turn to Hawaii to become Sunday
school missionary in these islands un
der the American Missionary AssOcia
ton. He is expected n April or May
John EfIinger has discontinued hi
suit against Marion C. Crook, dOini
business under the name of Hawai-
Photo & Art Co.
The Alexander Young Hotel has or
ganized for its guests a series of eXcur
sions to places and points of interest
On Tuesday a party of twenty-nin