The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-19
kauai NOTES
OF PAST WEEK
kekaha Ditch Pr0gress---Char-
ity Gardeni Party---Much
Sickness Noted.

LIHUE, April 15.-There will be
garden party on Wednesday, April "a,
in the spacious grounds of w. H Rice,
Lfhue, to which the public is cordially
invited. Proceeds will be devoted to
the Salvation Army Rescue Home in
Honolulu. q
Mr. Kellner, the engineer at Hama
rnaulu, has been so low lately that the
doctor considered it necessary that he
either be removed to the hospital or
else secure a trained nurse In re-
Spouse to wireless, Miss L. Cole ar
rived last Wednesday and took charge
of the patient. He is now doing better.
Miss E. Shaw, Miss G. Topham and
Mr.. A. NJ. Boyle visited the Barking
Sands on Thursday. Numerous at
tempts were made to get the sands
the exception of few short snarls
they were remarkably good natured.
The ladies have been spending their
Easter vacation by touring Kauai and
visiting many of the places of interest,
which they find is a good method to
bring forth pleasures.
Sheriff Rice has had honors thrust
upon him, been appointed deputy high
sheriff for the island of Kauai without
having applied for the position. There
are no special emoluments attached to
he "a har in, ia q
MARY transactions connected with the
job are apt to be the other way.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Robertson made |
a flying trip to Lihue from Kekaha
last Saturday. Mr.. Robertson, who is
at work on the new lKekaha ditch, says |
the water will come through it in July. |
Mrs. NJ. Dean came down by last |
weeks Hall to visit her father, Judge |
Hardy. Mrs. Dean, who is a former
Kauaian. has a number of friends on
the island who are glad to see her
again.
Mrs. H P. Faye with Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Hemenway, Miss Coddington and
Miss Isabel Faye, passed through Ii
hue last Tuesday en- route for Hana1et
and returned from that valley on Fri
lay. The Hemenways are from ver-
mont and are visiting the islands to
have a look at the beauties of tropical
nature. They are unanimous in de-
H. both climate, scenery and residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher are now visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isenberg. Next
week they will be the guests of Mrs.
Rice. Mrs. Fisher will leave for Scot
and by the Siberia at the end of next
week
L. S. Hiorth, manager of the Waimea
" alter Co., spent Sunday in Lihue
where his family is enjoying the ben
fit of a cooler atmosphere than the
home article.
Mrs. B. D. Baldwin and sons, Miss
3ernice Aldrich and Miss Ethel Whit
ng, We're visitors at the Fairview last
Friday. They We're on their way to
Ianalei where they intend to spend
eW DAYS. |
Miss Chandylar arrived at Waimea ;
asst Wednesday and will take charge
# the nursing department of the hos
oital. She is very welcome, especially
n these times of much sickness.
The measles is gradually abating in
Naimea, but one case, that of Esther
having been reported in the
asst few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brodie of Hanapepe
yisited Waimea last week.
DR.. Sandow had an ugly fall from
his horse last Wednesday, Riding
ilong the road to Kekaha his horse
ell, pitching the doctor over it's head.
The doctor landed on his face, and his
eatures are therefore a little damaged.
Mrs. E. Flohr gave a very pleasant :
luncheon last Saturday in honor of i