The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-30
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the Caceres home in this city, the
Rev. Stephen Desha officiating.
A Hudson automobile has been pur.
chased for Road Engineer Bishop
whose work will take him out of town
a great deal.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jaeger are pre-
pairing to move to Papaaola in the
near future, to be closer to the scene
of Mr.. Jaeger's contract with the Hilo
Railroad Company.
Kohsla Midget Items.
Last Friday night was the regular
meeting night OF the local bridge club,
which was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Austin, Hawi. Those pres
ent included: Mr. and Mrs. Mason Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Hind, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tulloch DR.. and Mrs Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Renton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Renton Hind, Miss Wight, Miss Allen
and Messrs. Bischoff, Paetow and At
Illins-Wight
Saturday, October 81, marked the
nineteenth anniversary OF the we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond, and
the event was celebrated by their Civ.
ing a bridge party to few friends in
the evening. Those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Mr. and Mrs
Tulloch, Miss Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Renton Hind, Miss Violin, Miss Under
hill, Mr.. O'Brien, Mr. Paetow, Mr.. Lii
lie, Mr.. Bischoff and Miss Maud
Wight.
\ Japanese was killed by giant pow
der at Honomu some time last week
His body was pierced with rocks. II,
had lighted four fuses; three of then
had exploded in the usual manner, bu
the other had burst only when h,
came to see what was the. matte
with it.
The hotel at Waiohinu was sold re
Gently at auction on foreclosure mort
gage, the amount involved bein
$4,000. Peter Glib bid $4,000, and Mrs
Becker secured the place on a $3OG
bid.
Maui News Items.
WAILUKU, Oct 2S.-Alonzo Jacl
son has been appointed superintenC
ent of the Kula-Makawao pipe lino
and he will assume his new duties o
the first of next month.
Billy Field and family returned las
Saturday morning from Honolulu. NJ
Field has fully recovered from the e
fects of his recent operation, thong
he is not quite so robust as formerl
A pleasant birthday party was give
| at the home of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Jud
in Kahului last Monday afternoon
honor of the first birthday of the
| young son, Stuart.
The funeral of Mrs. Dorcas Richar.
son Decker was held from the hall o.
posite the Maui Hotel last Saturda
afternoon at two o'clock. The servic
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Dodge.
The plasterers and decorators al
hard at work in the new WailulIu u
ion church. AS soon as they al
through, the memorial windows wi
be placed in position, and the finis
ing wood work of the interior COZ
pleted. The furniture that was orde
ed in May through the Alexander al
| Baldwin New York office, has bee
three weeks on it's way, and shou
arrive by the middle of November
The followers of Confucius amor
the Chinese in Waikiki gave a dim
in honor of the birth of their patrC
November IA. A number of the pro-
inent residents were present, and
sumptuOus repast was spread befO
their guests by the hosts. The teaC
ings of the great Confucius, and t.
gradual awakening of China, were t
themes which drew forth some W
chosen remarks by the speakers aft
the banquet.
Kauai Harbor Question.
LIHUE, October 24.-The surveyc
who have been engaged in work.
out our harbor system for some til
will soon have finished their work a
gone away. These experts have wO
ed away quietly and unobtrusive
getting all the data required by I'M
Sam, which will have much to do W
the final decision Of the location
the port of entry for Kauai. They ha
worked faithfully and have made
good impression on the Nawiliwili p
pie, whose courtesy has been higI
appreciated by these men.
Church Convention.
During several days of last we