The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-22

class Of Paauhau churChgOcrs. while
the nfth class was made up Of mem.
bers from the Kaala church. After
the eervices we're over Rev Kamaka.
wiwuole Invited the audience. who
numbered fifty. seven, 20 an Easter
| luncheon.
Mrs Fred Walker Jr., and Miss
Allen Richard both contracted severe
colds last Friday Through Dr..
Browns orders they were summoned
to Richards hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Brayton, of the
honokaa university, have expressed
their desire to visit the volcano dur.
ing the Easter vacation.
Even the ditch people say we have
had more than sufficient rain to keep
things going (would they have refer
ence to the ditch, perhapsO so there
is no need for the rest of us to COM
ment on the wet weather.
1t is said on good authority that DR..
Buffet, who for some years practiced
in this district, has a position at Ka-
huku on Oahu. He will be Joined very
soon by Mrs. Buffet and Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Black and fam
lily are living at Waikiki for a few
months, and in the summer plan to
take a trip to Vancouver, and friends
on Hawaii will be glad to learn that
Mr. Black is steadily improving in
health.
Hamakua friends of Mr. McGilyray
will be sorry to hear of the painful
accident he sustained two or three
weeks ago at Honohina. ENCOURAGING
reports come from the Hilo hospital,
where the young man was taken for
treatment, so we trust he will soon
be about as usual
When the weather becomes more
settled let us hope the tennis enthu-
siasm will revive, for it seems to be
at a rather low ebb just as present
With SO many fine new courts in this
district begging Paauhau's pardon)
there should be games played almost
every afternoon.
At the special meeting of the Ho-
nokaa Lyceum Company, held in the
office of the Hamakua G. s. Kohala
Telephone G Telegraph Company on
April 8, Jos. Pritchard resigned from
the position of manager and treasurer
of the company w. Henry Richard
was appointed his successor.
Honomu.
Mrs. VIM. Pullar is sick, but we
are glad to say, on the road to re.
covery.
Miss Margaret Stewart of Waiakea
spent the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs Robinson.
It is rumured that ]. c. Fontes, the
popular young manager of the Ho-
nomu branch of Cabrinha's store, is
soon to bring bride to the home
which is now being completed.
The young Hawaiian who tried ia
rescue the Spaniard from drowning
} received Z subscription of $25 for his
daring feat
The show house of Honomu has
been enlarged and is under the man
agement of VIM. Keliinui, inspector
This means more room for those who
like to see motion pictures.
If e. S. Capellas only had put the
} right English on his cue ball you'll bet
your boots he would have taken the
lead, but he had Scotch on his cue
ball, and so Ross rolled it into hiF
side pocket and scored nine ahead.
The Spaniard who was wrecked on
! the buoy of Honomu Sugar Company
on April 2 is back again in Honomu
: He has not recovered from his ex
posture.
kapoho.
We have a new passenger coach OF
this line; the old one has been con
= demned.
: While Mr. and Mrs. Clark were Wis
iting friends some cows came in and
ate their fine vegetables, for which
Mr.. Clark has worked hard for. But
he is not easily discouraged instead
Of throwing stones at the COWS he il
: building a rock fence.
= We are glad to see Miss Williams
and niece, Muriel back from Homo
lulu, after two months stay,