The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.


Annex Cafe.
Entire change Of program at the
Park Theatre tonight.
Waener J. Dassell, one ol the ell
tors of the Kohala Midget, leaves toi
attend school at Hayward, California.
The Kohala plantation is trying the
experiment of sprinkling the road to
the mill with molasses to keep down
the dust
The Kahului Railroad Co. has put
in operation two 9-ton auto trucks OF
6O-horse power and a speed of II or
IA miles an hour.
The services at the penitentiary yes
terday were in charge of &. }. Day,
assisted by Miss Florence Yarrow,
Mrs Bowen and Cyril Damon.
ThurIows' Royal Annex Cafe serves
the best all round meals in the city
War has been declared against the
MOSQUITO. HOLSTER Drug Co. is sup
plying the ammunition in the form OF
insect powder at 35c a pound.
Don't fail to see the new program
Mrs. Arthur WAL, wife Of the post
master of Lahaina, died after a long
illness on Saturday morning. With
her husband she leaves a daughter
five years old.
For rent-a fine mouse on Makee
Road, opposite Makee Island; e rooms,
2 bedrooms; stable adjoining. Rent,
$50. A splendid II room house on
Pacific Heights, bedrooms, $50.
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd.
Try ThurIows' for a week and
you'll come again. Good meals and
only the best brands of liquors serV-
ed.
1t appears as if Bishop Get eX-
tension in the section from BeIetania
avenue to Hotel street cannot be put
through without regular condemnation
proceedings. The Senate cut out that
section but let it go in again on a
conference report
The regular Bible union training
and systematic study of the Bibre
class will meet this evening at the
First Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner Miller and Beretania streets at
7:3O o'clock. C. ]. Day will be the
leader Everybody welcome.
Mrs. John Spencer, of Kahului, re-
ceived word by cable and wireless
Wednesday of the death of her mother,
80 years of age. in McCracken, Kan
sas. Mrs. Spencer had decided to go
to her mother and was to have left
the very day that she received the
dispatch.
The special committee of the Mu-
tual Telephone Co. ON construction
will endeavor to obtain the services
of A. Gartley, manager of the Hawaii
an Electric Co., to make an investi-
cation of the automatic telephone
where it is in use on the mainland.
Manager Lehigh will remain in his
present capacity but will be assisted
by Mr.. Hummel as engineer.
The officers of Hawaiian Lodge No.
81, F. and A. NJ, will be pleased to
greet as many of its members, and
members of sister lodges, as well as
all sojourning brethren, as can make
it convenient to attend it's stated
meeting, this evening, at 1880 o'clock,
when business of interest and impor-
tance will be transacted.
A, first-cass time was mad by the
members of the N. G. H. at the dance
given by the Hospital Corps at X OF
p. hall Saturday night The enter
tainment committee consisted of e. S.
Barry, chairman: James McSucuma,
Paul Kanoa, Van McCoughly, Fred
Wood. Ho Tong was floor manager.
Hawaiian bandsmen directed by Cap
tain Berger furnished the music.
On May the Honolulu street Rail-
way Employees Benefit Association will
give dance in the K. of p. hall, This
organization maintains liberal
/ scheme of benefits with. an initiation
| fee of $3.50 and dues of fifty cents a
month. The officers of the associa-
ton are: A. E. Carter, president; j.
S. Azeyedo, vice president; j. w,
Asch, secretary, Ed. May, treasurer.
| Trustees A. H. Ahrens, H. M. Nix
and H. L. Dobson.
R. M, Baker, an auto dealer of Chi
cago, and Mrs Eva B. Wallace of San
Francisco met each other for the first
time as passengers in the Ala
media arriving here Friday. Satur-
day afternoon they were married by
Rev, ]. W. Wadman, superintendent
of Methodist missions. It appears that
the bride left San Francisco as the
fiancee of Charles Howard, who met
her on arrival, and thought she was
going to be his wife until he discov-
cred on Saturday evening that she had
become Mrs. Baker.