The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-04
IN9BR-ISbAND HAPPENINGS

day. A Marathon race ensued. The |
boy won.
Heng, a Korean, will marry Kaanohi |
a Hawaiian girl, at Multi, next Thurss-
day. The Korean will celebrate it in .
grand style.
A Hawaiian man of Multi who had |
imbibed too much Konohi had an up-
pleasant fall. On going home he be
came unsteady and lost his equilibrium
and fell over the bank in taro patch
at height of fifteen feet The flimsy
fence which the County has to protect
people from falling off the road went
down with him.
b. Akina entertained his male
friends of Makapala and Multi with
a Chinese dinner, at his store, on Fri
day and Sunday nights.
Kamani, Hawaiian, while cleaning
land at Multi mauka, to plant cane,
met with an accident. He had been
cutting trees. He sat down for rest
and a smoke. A large branch fell
down and struck his foot, He is quite
lame.
Miss A. Akina and Mrs. Pierce en-
tertained many lady friends at their
home on Friday.
Kaaihue, Hawi, late handy boy, is a
chauffeur for the Won Hamm Young
Co. His family went to reside in Ho-
nolulu with him.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Honoipu gave luau on Thursday. A
number of people from Kohala-loko at
tended the service at the church and
then sat down to a bounteous feast.
The S. S. Likelike called at Honopu
Friday. She brought mail, four pass
sengers and a fatted game rooster, a
caterpillar engine and freight for
Hawi. She encountered very stormy
weather in the channel. She took
sugar,
Another humorous accident happen
ed at Multi during the Konohi days
A man was on a donkey. A rascally
boy tied a bunch of fire crackers on
its TAIL He lighted it. Imagine the
rest.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Iole church has helped in paying
off the debt of the Iole Church re
pairs. Good work!
The Chinese societies of Kohala viii
close the New Year celebration with
big feast at Halawa, Sunday, March
8.
The Multi Mill did not grind fol
three days, owing to the Chinese be
ing out on their holidays.
A gear on the road roller broke, ant
the good work started at Halawa
gulch stopped The broken gear was
sent to Honolulu, so that a new one
can be made like it.
DIR. A. R. Rowat, who has been visit
ing his friend, H. H. Perry, for several
weeks, returned to Honolulu last
week.
Lolita, the Filipino who shot two Of
his fellow-countrymen at Union Mill
short time ago, was last week commit
ted by Judge Atkins to the grand jury
and taken to Hilo. One man was shot
in the arm and the other in the leg;
both are recovering. Four other Fill
pinos were sentenced to three months
in Jail here for using deadly weapons
and two for carrying deadly weapons
This ought to be a lesson to the gun
man."
H. II. Perry gave an engagement
dinner to Mr.. Ried on last Friday even
ing. The guests were: Mr.. Ried, H
A. Weaver, Henry Hind, Mr.. Lando.
Stewart C. Bell returned to Kohala
Plantation by last Saturdays steamer
Mrs. Bell and the children are still in
New Zealand.
Dr. Buffet was visitor in kohala
last week. He has been in Honolulu
since his return from the East.
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Merrill did moi
return from Honolulu last week, the
church not yet being in readiness foi
holding services They are expected
back today.
Mr., Mamiya, the, japanese evangel
list, is now holding services at the
camps Of Kohala, Union Mill ans
Hewi, in addition to the Sunday morn
ing service in the church, Sunday
school, a Bible class Sunday evenings
a night school at the Kohala kinder
garten three nights a week. Mrs. Ma
miya conducts the kindergarten daily
Mrs. Bryant and children returne.
by the Kilauea. WLlie in town the!
took in "Pinafore," enjoyed it, bu
still swear by the Kohala production
Miss Violin and Miss Underhill spen
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ren
ton Hind.
Puakea plantation has started har
vesting its 1912 crop.
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