The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-01
INTBR-ISbAND HAPPENINGS

/ to a boy, on Wednesday. One more
voter for Multi
Mrs. Unkai Avail is substituting for
Mrs. Moale at the Pololu school.
Mrs Maud Woods, our supervising
principal, went to Honolulu to see her
sick sister, Mr. Gay.
Jonah Uaia took another OF the
Union Mill gunners to Hilo last We'd
nesday. Guns should not be sold to
these, as more murders will be com.
/ mitted. Many OF these guns are
bought from Chinese dealers who do
not make a report to the police, as
every one should.
On Tuesday Of last week the driving
shaft of Multi Mill became so badly
bent that grinding had to be stoppedl
Mr.. Barker, one Of the Honolulu Iron
Works "Old Reliables," had to take
1T to Kohala Mill machine shop, where
he Strengthened II SO that the mill be-
gan again on Friday 1t was a sharp
piece of work
Work has begun on the Hawi Gar
| age, and the building should be ready
in two weeks. An expert repair man
will soon be available, and then the
auto owner can bust" his car and
Knot lose his temper. There has al
ways been a demand for local gar
age, and it should be given every en-
couragement.
While Mr.. Ewaliko is registering
voters, he is also getting them to
sign the Union roll. Clubs will be form
led in every precinct If this is done
for political reasons, then it is a farce,
but on the other hand it may bene-
! fit laborers. The county should not
tpay the expenses of organizing men
to hold it up for 81 a day on its con-
tracts.
! Central kona.
Tommy White has new Overland.
! Hon. B. L. Conkling, territorial treas
urer, was a guest at The Doctorage
llast week. He rode over with the
Maguires to Waimea and took the
lKinau.
Mrs. arric Robinson is improving
her Kainaliu place, making a new
troad, planting flowers, etc.
]. B. Craig of Honolulu is a guest
at the Kona Home Sanatorium and
will remain there indefinitely. Mrs.
Craig, who has gone East for her
child, will return in May and act as
head nurse and superintendent of the
Sanatorium.
Prince Kuhio was in Kona March
10, comforting with different ones in
gard to the territorial delegation.
DIR. Baker and his mother, Mrs.
Ruth B. Baker, left for Honolulu
March 81, went to San Francisco on
THE Honolulan sailing March 20. Mrs.
Baker, who needs a rest and change,
will remain in California, her son re-
turning by next steamer.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Weeks, March 26.
The concert at the Kona-waena
school, on March 16, was a great sue
cess; may it be the forerunner Of
many more!
Miss A. Paris left for Maui, on
March 81, on visit to Mrs. H. p.
Baldwin, who has been Superintend-
ing the building of cottage during
her soiourn here, and socially has
been a great acquisition to the dis
trict.
]. Yates has an auto truck.
South Roma.
A stranger, in the form OF healthy
looking baby girl, marks the steady
growth in the family tree of the Toom-
eys. Congratulation to Mr.. and Mrs.
Toomey.
II Miss Elizabeth Iona, assistant teach
: er Of the Alae school, fell victim of
the dengue fever, but is about again
in her usual capacity.
1t is rumored that the Kamehame-
ha Glee Club will give concert at
the Hookena school house, on the
evening of March 30. During the
Easter vacation, this club will go to
Hilo and on its way give concerts at
lWaiohinu, Pahala, etc.