The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-23
Int6r-ISIand Happenings

The ladies of the Kaahumanu lodge
of Hamakua celebrated their fourth
anniversary with a lovely spread Of all
kinds of Hawaiian delicacies in Wal
pic Valley, recently, at the home of
Mrs. Kaaeamoku. Part of the day was
spent in swimming in the cooling
streams. All had a good time.
Mrs. VIM. Payne, one of Honokaa's
popular matrons, is the happy winner
of the Stars $50 jewelry prize.
Mrs. Fred Walker of Paauilo and
son are visiting Mrs. W. H. Richard.
| Hakalau.
/ Among the large number of Haka-
lau people who visited Hilo last Sat
urday were John Ross, Walter Klatt,
w Fraser, e. s Capellas, Chas. Rein
hardt, Norman Beveridge and Joe
Rocha.
c. r.. Wilson, the chemist of Haka-
lau Mill, visited Pepeekeo on Satur-
day.
The members of the United States
Geological Survey who have been To-
Gated at Hakalau for two weeks past,
left on Monday for the Volcano
House.
The excursion trains to Hakalau
last Sunday were well patronized.
Hilo people to the number of 200 took
advantage of the cheap fares to visit
the longest and highest railway
bridge on the islands
/ John Ferreira, who is in the EN-
ploy of the Volcano Stables here, and
d Miss Enialca de LUXE, daughter of
Manuel de LUXE of Hakalau, surprised
their many friends by getting married
quietly at Hilo on Wednesday They
will reside here.
Kona.
Mrs. D. Wallace gave a card party
February Is.
Mrs. Thompson has been visiting
Mrs. f. c. Greenwich for week
The cruisers Colorado California
and South Dakota rode Kealakellua
Bay on February 49, They made a
beautiful sight when their electric
lights were turned on, and later when
their searchlights played over the sea.
Some of the residents went on board
and were much pleased.
Mrs. VIM Shipman of Hilo is visit
ing at Mrs Roy's, Kainaliu.
A new baby girl came to A. S, Wall
and wife on the list of February
Mrs. Smith is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. S. Aungst at Holualoa. Her
children are with her
Mrs. Carrie Robinson, who has been
staying in Kona for some time, re-
turns to Honolulu shortly
olaa.
| Mr. Curtis left on the last steamer
for Honolulu.
Mrs. H. V. Patten and two children
spent the week end at Olaa with Mrs.
Irwin.
Albert Watson is now engineer of
the motor car
VIM. Peterman, once station agent
at Olaa Mill, was transferred to HiIo
Mr.. Edmunds took his place. The lat
ter has now gone to Pahoa and Mr.
= Peterman returned to his first love.
Local items.
John n. Perez has been teaching at
Mahukona for some time, and Mr.
Lindsay at the Homesteads
Some time ago we had Japan
csc carpenter mend a hole in our roo
that was leaking about a dollar :
worth. He mended it two dollars
worth. and since than it has peer
r leaking about five dollars wortt
every rain. We have sent for Detec
. tive w. ]. Burns to locate that car
penter, who has disappeared from IA
paau.
, Kohala has welcomed quite mum
D Der of picture brides" of late IN TN
e various Japanese camps. While w
I were in Honolulu we were called u
= on the phone by the immigrant sIa
ton to know il a certain prosperity
groom was a good man
DR. III went to Honolulu on Friday
He decided that there is not enoug
o practice here for two physicians.
II Mrs. May Hamilton of Ffshtral
g Wash, announced in the Spokan
t Daily Chronicle Monday January 2
r the engagement of her daughter, Mis-
d Jane Hamilton, and James AleXande
Reid of Kohala, Hawaii, The weddln
3, will take place in Spokane during tn
4 second week in June. Miss Hamilto
was one of our most popular belle