The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-20
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Hawaii on business trips.
Including Mrs. Kinds new auto and
one yet to be delivered, we count
twenty-five in the district and the mi
crobe is wiggling in other brains
The Honoipu left Honoipu on Mon
day, after discharging 100000 feet Of
timber in nine working days. The
Muriel arrived a week ago today with
4 miscellaneous cargo, and went un-
der the wire Monday. Captain Hell
lingsen reports an uneventful trim
which was made in fifteen days
Renton Hind drove over to Waimea
in his brother Henrys Hudson, on
Sunday, with a party consisting of the
Misses Underhiu and Violin and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell. When about half
over their gasoline gave out and a
wait of two hours resulted. Mr..
Morrison, of Honokaa, passed and
gave them sufficient gasoline to take
them to their destination, when more
liquid fuel was available.
DR.. Leonard Case is expected this
morning, from Honolulu, to inspect
some livestock which came down on
tic Muriel, for Hawi.
The grippe seems to have us again,
and a number of people have been
taken down with it. Mr.. Paetow has
been laid up for few days and Mr..
Reid has been under the weather for
some time.
The Kamehameha Glee Club, ex-
-pected here in June, is made up O.
the following gentlemen: Mr.. Thos.
N. Haze, Mr.. Lot X. Kuawe, Mr..
Samuel K. Toomey, Mr. William *.
Kekapa, Mr.. Emil Muller, Mr., Mathew
N. Haze, Mr. Lot K. Kauwe, Mr.,
all are principal of schools in Kona
and led by Supervising Principal Chas
E. King.
The engagement is announced of
Mr.. Ellsworth T. Conant to Miss My
lah Darke, of California.
Mrs. Lee Wan of Makapala, went
down to Honolulu last Friday, where
she will be put under an operation.
Uaia, our lieutenant of police,
caught four Multi boys on Sunday
gambling with the dice. Each was
fnad fen do1Iars
We are informed that we were mis-
informed about Mr.. Guild leaving Ko-
hala Plantation.
We regret that the demands of Mr..
Akana's growing work in Honolulu
prevented his coming to take part in
the S. S. Institute, as at first announc-
ed. He. is building up a Hawaiian
church with English services.
Mr.. Hori, a Japanese minister of
Honolulu, is expected in Kohala next
week to oversee the Japanese work
Of the Hawaiian Board here and to
take up the matter of building a house
for the evangelist.
By all means let's have a couple OF
concerts by the K'amehameha Glee
Club in the latter part of June If Mr..
Nahiwa will go ahead with it, We feel
sure that Kohala music loving people
will stand back of him; some of them
have said so. We need more social
life and amusement.
Misses Leslie and Martha Tulloch
are expected home from Leland Stan
ford the last of this month, for their
vacation.
Mr.. Wongs property at Hawi, by
the Hoea road has been rented to the
Japanese for several hundred dollars
The Japanese have plowed it, and
they will soon plant it with sugar
cane. The place contains about eight
acres.
Miss Mary Wong, who was attend
ing the Normal school of Honolulu,
came up some time ago and nursed
her sick mother.
HONOMU.
Harry Motto, we'll known joker
and baseball player of Hilo, was a Wis
itor at Honomu. He looks feverish
but he stated that he is on the road
to recovery. Honomu was glad to re
ceive him, for he was well-knowr
young man here some years ago.
Gabriel All YOU school teacher
Of Honomu, was chosen captain o
the Honomu baseball team, and hi
stated that within a week, a first
class baseball outfit will be bought
enc a contest game played Hurrah
Good for you, Captain!
Joseph G. Fontes, manager Of Tho
Honomu Branch Cabrinha's Store
brought bride to his new home a
IIonomu, May 5, in an auto. from Pa
paikou, where the large wedding tool
place. All HonomU congratulates tn,
couple. Who will be the next?