The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-03
INTER-ISLAND HAPPENINGS

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The daughter, Mary Woo, will gradu.
ate from the Normal School this year.
Kaaihue, the Multi station master.
is reported to have stolen a bride
last Saturday night
Mr.. Nahiwa Is drilling a children's
chorus to give The Children's Mes
siah" again next year, with some
choruses from the real Messiah" by
the Choral Society. Anyone wishing
to own copy Of The Messiah"
should leave an order, with 81, with
Mrs. H. H. Renton before she leaves,
and she will secure the books.
Mr. Peter Beamer of Hilo, is on
one of his regular tours of Kohala.
He came over from Waimea Thu: sd ay.
Mrs. Beamer is with him and two
Japanese statesmen. Mr.. and MIS-.
, Beamer were guests of the Akinas
and Williamses at Makapala.
A horse patiently stood between the
shafts of a buggy. An oversight on
the part of some one; he had not
hooked the traces to The shaft. A
couple got into the buggy. The driver
said, "GeS Up! The faithful horse
went; the Luggy balked. One saiC
ooh my. the horse ia bng!"
Why not plan for Fourth of July
celebration in Kuhala? W'th the help
of few prizes, it would be easy to
have athletic contests by the Filipinps,
Japanese, and others-exhibition of
their national sports-a baseball game
and in the evening a concert of patri-
otto songs, the singers in Colonial COS
tunes. Who seconds the motion?
We understand that Mr.. j. F. Woods
is planning to build a $4,000 house at
Kaahua. The lumber will be ordered
from Honolulu, and as soon as it ar
rives, probably early in July, work
will begin
We, also, quaked with that earth
quake Wednesday night last week;
just a playful little shakelet.
On May 10, Mr.. Olaf Sorensen, as
sistant manager of the Parker ranch,
was welded in Honolulu, to Miss
Juliette Hartwell daughter of Chief
Justice Hartwell. The bride and groom
we're given a reception at Waimea
later, which was attended by a mum
Der of Kohala people. The Midget
extends congratulations.
We learn that a new garage is be
ing built at Union Mill, which is to
. house an agency of Won Mamm-Youne
, Co., Honolulu. 1t will be in charge
, of a Japanese, with branch at Niu
' lii.
, Hawi Ice Works is putting up fine
I quality of areated water, in great vari
| ETY.. We can speak good word espe
cislly for their ginger ale. 1t tickle'
3 the gastric nerve just right.
= Rev. Mr.. Mort, pastor of NuuanI
y avenue Japanese Church, arrived il
s Kohala last week, as the represent
q alive of the Hawaiian Board in study
!. ing the work being done here, ant
the feasibility of building house TO
the evangelist.
3 The ladies of the Kings Daughter
}, conducted a rummage sale at the Ha
t waiian chapel, Kapaau, last week.
!, was success, as their affairs Away
o are.
t It's all right for the sanitary inspe'
tor to remove the microbe trap iron
y his own upper lip.
y Besides the Sunday school institut
s which he had planned to hold at Wa
e mea, Mr.. Judd also held one at ha
i waihae, on his way back home.
5 That was a mighty welcome shove
/ that fell on Sunday night.
It The new building reported in GU
g last issue as being erected opposit
l. the butcher shop at Hawi, belongs I
Hawi plantation. It is to be soT
k kof combined theater and dance hal
:. and is to have provision for displayin
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