The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29
GARDEN ISLE
HAPPENINGS
Kauai Notes From
the New Local
Paper.
INCIDENTS OF
A BUSY WEEK
News of Things and Persons on
Kauai Generally and on
Two Plantations.
Mrs. S. sheba is in Honolulu.

Mrs. S. Sheba is in Honolulu.
DR.. Hutchinson made a business tril
to Waimea.
Miss Lily O'Connell has returned
to California.
Mrs. II. Kellner was also in Honolulu
for fortnight.
Mrs. Hans Isenberg has been spend
ing few days in Honolulu
Mr. Arthur Rice has returned from
a business trip to Honolulu.
Mr.. ]. X. Farley of Koloa is spend
ing a few days in Honolulu
Mr.. w T. Lucas of Lihue store made
a flying trip to Honolulu.
/ The Coney family have taken VI
their abode at Niumalu Beach House
Mr.. S. Sheba OF this paper is trusting
the Lord for the roof to cover his head
Mr.nWm Fisher of Lihue Plantation
] Co. is to take charge of the Lihue
store.
Mrs. c. Fl. Bishop is back from Ho-
nolulu, where she had been visiting
friends
Miss Matte TIGER of Lihue school is
in Honolulu. She is expected back next
week.
Mrs. c. Christian, of Hanamaulu and
her children. spent few days with
Mrs Deverill of Hanalei.
| Prof j. B. Alexander, principal of the
Lihue government school, is BACK from
q trip to Honolulu.
ring pong reached ttanalel. 4WHSre
the Birkmeyer family are accredited
with introducing the game
MeSSrs. Jackson and Prescott of Fair
View Hotel were at Eleele during the
last week on business.
Mrs. f. Weber was entertaining at
her home Mrs. Fredenburg, the mother
of Mrs. Deverill of Hanalei.
Mr.. H. Wolters OF Hanamaulu made
a trip to Honolulu to see his brother,
Carl Wolters, from Porto Rico.
Mrs. Willing, who is Mrs. Crosser's
aunt. is making her final visit to her
niece before leaving for the coast.
Miss Tat O'Connell has arrived
from San Francisco to spend a few
months with her sister, Mrs. Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosser, with Mrs. Will
ing. are spending a few days at Hama
lei. the Eden of the Garden Isle.
Mr. Bergan, the new manager of
Hanamaulu Store, is going to move to
his new house with perhaps a new fam
lily.
Mrs. Hogg, with her children, was
spending a few weeks at the home of
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay of
Moloaa.
Miss S. K. Akamuhou of Nawiliwin
is back from Honolulu, where she had
a very pleasant visit with her numer-
Gus friends.
Misses Wilcox gave a delightful
dance last Saturday evening at Papa
linahoa, their beautiful beach house at
Mrs. E. Broadbent of Grove Farm,
with her children. is expecting to leave
during next month for New Zealand, to
see her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Lydgate, with their
child. who have been spending a few
weeks at the mountain house on Nc
Bryde plantation, are back homeA
Misses Louise and Julia Mix of New
York Civ are fho of Miss Ma
bel Wilcox at Grove Farm. They ex-
pect to spend the summer in the Isl
lands.
The government is extending Nawi-
Twill wharf for 40 feet in length. A
iron roof of 80 feet will be
erected at the end of the wharf.
The government has agreed to COM
promise the tax appeal cases of Lihue
Plantation Co., A. S. Wilcox, G.. N. Will
COX and Koloa Sugar Co. Mr.. Prosser
appears for all the appellants.
Miss Mary Mckinley of Hawaii is
making a short visit on Kauai, divid-
Dg her time between Lihue, where she
s the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Will
OK, and Kilauea, as the guest of Miss
Alice Ewart.
Mr.. c. II. Willis is spending a rath-
n lonesome life at his Hanalei home
Mrs. Willis is not expected home very
Don, on account of an accidental fall
which, fortunately, was not of serious
.ature.
Mr. Topic of Kealia, together with
4ouis Kahlbaum and Judge Kehele. I
onstitute the tax appeal court for this
sland. They met at Lihue court house
n the 18th inst.
Mr.. May of Eleele Store left for the I
cast last Saturday. 1t is understood i
e is going to visit the Eastern States j
uring his three months vacation. Mr.. I
iillam is taking charge of the store '
uring Mr.. Mays absence. s
Mr.. w. T. Lucas has accepted the
of the well known firm of f
Iessrs. H. May & Co. of Honolulu. 1t c
understood that he is going to take
barge on the 1st prox.
On the Goth ult., Rev. II. Isenberg. on Y
ahalf of the Lihue Plantation Co.,
ave a dinner at his Kilohana home s
" Mr.. Charles Christian. celebrating y
IS % years of service as an employee a
the company. Twenty-eight promi- b
ant gentlemen in the service of the n
were present on the occa- u
on. The Kilohana home, which is sit IL
ated on the top of an old extinct era g
r about 1000 feet above the sea level,
a delightful view of the Y
ne fields of the plantation, as well p
the surrounding country, including n
rove Farm on one side and Kappa Il
Id a part of Keaiia Plantation on the W
her. The dining hall was tastefully
corated with abundant ferns, which Ia
ow in profuSion near the place. Mr.. &c
enberg took occasion during the din
Y to propose the health of Mr.. Chris
IN, and in a very pleasant manner II
ferred to his valuable services to the -
congratulatir1g both Mr..
tristan and the plantation on his % >,
ars of faithful service. Mr.. H. D. -
oggett then proposed a toast for the -
alth of all ladies of the Isenberg fam -,
, which was cheerfully responded to. -
:. Christian received a valuable pres
t from the plantation. He was also =,
esented with a gold watch from the h.
icers of the company. 81
TBRYDE PLANTATION NOTES.
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