The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-25
IN A NUTSHELL
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News of the Day.

February g, Tag Day. will interest
everybody.
Hot baths with shower, cleanest il
town. Silent Barber Shop.
Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals
Frog legs, Holsters and oysters.
All. S. S. Missouri leaves the Sound
for Honolulu direct February 4.
Change of program at the Gem to-
day. See the latest pictures.
The stock books OF Pioneer Mill Co.
will be closed to transfers from Jan.
20 to Feb. l.
Commercial Ratings. Mercantile
Reference Agency. No. 39-4O, Young
Building. Phone 129.
A sorrel, and black horse strayed
Wo Hop Laundry this morning. A
reward is offered for their return.
A konohi concert was given by the
Chinese Aloha Club on Saturday even
ing at K. of p. hall. 1t was followed
by a dance.
Tickets including everything, one
dollar for entertainment at Art League
tomorrow evening, on sale at building
telephone 1915.
Another case of diphtheria has been
reported to the Board Of Health, MAX
ing eight since the presence of the
disease was divulged.
Father Valentin yesterday baptized
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Dillingham;. The ceremony was a
private, home affair.
A man named Charles Brown is held
at the station house on the charge of
vagrancy. His case is set for Febru-
airy 6.
The naval transport Buffalo has
Geen definitely slated to sail at 7 o'clock
Thursday morning, going direct to San
Francisco.
Mrs. ]. H. Duncan, whose husband
was linotype machinist in Honolulu,
is reported to have died in Denver
the 4th of this month
A rock crusher may be located in
kahili Valley above the city crushing
plant, for use in supplying material
for Pearl Harobr works.
The services at Oahu Prison yester-
day morning were conducted by Theo-
dore Richards, Frank Scudder and
Mrs. Smith of the Castle Home.
All S. S. Pleiades, which sailed
hence for San Francisco yesterday
evening, will sail from San Francisco
for Honolulu direct on February G.
Captain CRUDE entertained Paul Isen-
berg and other friends at luncheon on
board the Marie Hackfeld early this
afternoon. The ship had her flags out
for the OCCASION.
The picnic hams offered at the Me-
tropolitan Meat Co., this week for fif-
teen cents pound are unusually good.
Six pounds is the average weight.
John F. Hackfeld, Joseph P. Cooke
and Royal d. Mead had audience of
Governor Frear this morning. Immi-
grafton and kindred matters were dis
cussed.
harmony Lodge No. 3, l. O. o. F
viii meet this evening at 1880. Work
in the first degree. Members of the
drill team are requested to attend.
Only eight steerage passengers were
landed at the immigrant station from
the steamship Asia They were all
young women who have come here to
be married.
Mrs Oalleys Telephone, two acts
to be followed by dancing in ball and
puzzle party in library and supper at
Dramatic Circle, Kilohana Art League
tomorrow evening.
w. r. Castle and d. L. wilmington
had an interview with Governor Frear
At noon, discussing the application for
4 charter for an electric railway to
Pearl Harbor naval station.
Judge Andrade is still working on
MS decision in the Atcherley insanity
case. He states that it may be We'd
lesday before a final conclusion will
nave been reached.
Get your candy needs supplied at
he Palm Cafe on Hotel street near
Union. The sweets there are made
fresh every day guaranteed pure and
are favored judiciously.
Peter Kaleil;ini and Ben Keoho are
held at the police station by Chief Of
Detectives KafalxieIa for Investigation