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

crushed in the HuNuihaele warehouse
is slowly improving, liz
der the care of DR.. Brown
The government school at Kukui
haele is now being enlarged, much to
the joy of our kindly schoolmaster
Abel Makekau. Meanwhile Mrs. Ma
kekau and Jessie DeFonte teach thei
classes in the japanese school.
Tommy Black was lately heard to
remark that he was feeling much bet
ter. His face does not belle the fact
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Kukuihaele's amiable timekeeper
seems to find Waipio hath hidden
charms. He is. heard carolling Ike a
lark with its whistle blithe and gay.
Has anyone seen a small man rid
ing a white CIV horse In our district
lately? Watch him He does funny
stunts. He also makes sugar. Hoch
der Kaiser!
Bill Hattie is having run Of hard |
luck. Won't someone please donate a
quarter for a haircut?
J. Grote, Kukuihaele's leading e0gi
neer, has left to take a responsible
position at the Young Hotel.
Bryan Girdler is looking happy these
days. "Be a good boy now, kiss l."
Hamakua.
All Foo, the popular Honokaa Chi
nese cafe keeper, entertained manv cf
the residents in that section, Will
All Sam, the water luna at KuKu
haele had for his guests at a dinne~
Miss Ahrens, Messrs. 4hcke, LAIRD,
Ahrens and several others, while at
Waipio Akaka acted as a well-to-do
host.
Mrs. Lou Rogers (nee Amoe Lans-
ing is visiting her mother again, who
has been rather i'll for some time.
The dedication Of the Mormon
church at Waipio occurred Sunday.
February 10. After the opening exer.
cises the following prominent men
were called upon to make speeches:
Senator Il. H. Makekau, Lieut.. Nose
Kapoi and Police officer T. N. Nalel-
lehua.
Following the addresses were the
Sunday schools OF the various Sec
lions: Honokaa and Kapulena, leader
Mr., John Kealoha, Jr.; Waipio, Miss
Alapai; Waimea, Mrs. Samuel Kaiml-
loa and Abe Kaimaloa leaders; Wal
| pho No. 2-Mr. Joh0 Kealoha, Sr
! Credit for excellent work is due to
Elder Henry and Mr.. Kealoha, ST., for
their efforts in carrying out this goo'
work in the Waipio Valley. great
crowd from different places in this
district gathered together on that dav.
and praises were sung to the Al
mighty. After the services, everybody
took in the luau prepared by the
women members Of the church.
J. Jorgensen of the Hawaiian Irriga
ton Company is making a trip to
Kauai on a water Inspection tour.
Mr.. Fraser of Honokaa is giving
some of his Saturday afternoons to in
structing matrons and young girls in
the game of tennis.
Pohakupuka.
A Japanese moving picture COM
panv has been delighting audiences at
Pohakupuka with its Nippon films
Kona.
South Kona has dry weather and
shortage Of water. People have gone
to the sea beach. Very rough weather
at Hookena landing.
Marion Goodhue has become a
freshman at the Santa Barbara high
school. Passed entrance examinations
I among best in his class. Dorothy has
entered the fourth grade.
F. r. Greenwells new house looks
we'll from the road,
Chauncey Miles is in Kona with his
fine horse.
/ Ella K. Pa of Napoopoo, just 1OS
years old, hale and hearty, was regis
tered as a voter the other day.
Paauhau.
c. B. Hayden, health inspector, add
one more to the "haole" list on the
plantation. He replaces II. S. over
end, who has been promoted to assist
ant chief sanitary inspector for Ha-
makua, North Hilo and South Kohala
districts. Mr. Hayden is well ac-
Quainted in Kohala.
Shooting is becoming almost a reg
ular pastime for somefof the men on
the plantation. Nearly every evening
several are noticed with their guns
making tracks for the seashore or
fresh plowed fields, and generally re-
turn VITA something worth while,
/ Messrs. Lennox and Mckenzie are the
crack shots, and birds are finding it