The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-13
Central Kona.

Judge Stanley spent two or. three
days at Mrs. c. E. Greenwelrs, and
took an auto to Kohala on May 1.
Mrs. r. Wallace returned from Ho-
nolulu on April q.
The Christ Church branch of the
women's auxiliary held their annual
sale of Lenten work on Tuesday, April
20, which resulted in $40. This is TO
be sent to Honolulu to help the good
work done by the Iolani College. This
is in addition to the SIS apportionment
and $40 for the united offering.
Waiohinu.
The Chinese butcher in the employ
Of the Naalehu butcher shop, roping a
bullock last week, in some way got
his horse tangled in the rope and, as
usual, he and horse were thrown to
the ground. The horse got off all
right but the Chinaman was not 80
lucky. He is laid up with a broken
ankle.
Geo. ]. Green is in charge Of the
government warehouse at Honuapo in
the absence of Floyd Eaton.
Supervisor Kauhane is putting the
roads in and around the village of
| Waiohinu in excellent shape.
DR.. Bowman is doing good work in
this district at present. He is com
polling the Naalehu merchants to put
their buildings in sanitary condition
Most of the buildings were built fiat
on the ground and now have to be
raised twenty inches.
Pahoa.
Miss Myrtle Cassels, who has been
! visiting Mrs. Ashman, has gone to Ho-
nolulu to accept responsible position
with the Bishop Trust Co. Several
delightful little dinner parties were
given in her honor, and all at Pahoa
unite in wishing her success.
James Crane, who had his leg brok.
en- some time ago, is reported to he
improving nicely and will soon be
around again.
The new train schedule, which went
into effect May 1, makes it possible
for school children to attend school In
Hilo, and is great convenience. With
three trains daily, Pahoa is quite Q
lively place.
Pahala.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chalmers, o.
Waimanalo, have been visiting at the
Volcano and Pahala the past week.
Mrs. Peterman and daughter, Jottie
left by yesterdays Kilauea for an ex
tended visit in Honolulu.
On Sunday, Kau experienced one o
the heaviest earthquake shocks tina
has been felt in long time. At Pa
hala a mauka camp had several of the
house swung off their underpinnings
The cement reservoirs were cracked
and the stone walls thrown down, il
places.
Mrs. Soares has left for Honolulu
on visit.
HakaIau.
On Saturday, April q, a romanti,
elopement took place from Honohina
, the hero and heroine of the romanc'
] being Ernest de Lima, of Hakalau, AM
p Mary, daughter of the late Joe Santa
go, of Honohina. Arrangements ha'
, already been completed for marriage
, on that same day, where Miss San
, tiago was to have been married to
p certain widower, the possessor OF
large young family, who lives not yer,
. far from Honohina. When M
came to seek his bride she was nc
= where to be found, but his worst fear
were speedily realized when the new
p shortly arrived that the bride had fie'
, to Hilo with her I.ochinvar. The jilte
lover became frantic with anger an
, threats against the young lovers fioat
ed in the wind all the way from iC
p rohina to Hakalau, but a select col
tege who met the bridal pair on thei
, return to Hakalau, by the late trai
! on Saturday night, in the hope of sec
= ing some fireworks, were sadly disal
? pointed, as there was nothing doini
/. and the bride and groom were ALLOW
ed to go to their home unmolested.
Kapoho.