The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-13
MRS. KINNEY IN
ROAD ACCIDENT
Judge kapahee Hurt---Notes
From the Garden
Island.

LIHCE. August I8.-Mrs. ". A. Kin
ney met with an accident last week
that might have resulted very serb
ously, but fortunately was limited TO
a severe shock and a number of
bruises
The kidneys had been spending the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay
and had been taken bone by Mrs. Gay
in her automobile. that is 10 say. as far
as the road leading down to the La
wal beach house. Here they employ
ed a japanese hack driver to bring
them home. The road winds aIons
the side hill and at some places has
rather steep Drinks dropping OF TO the
bottom OF the gulch-
AT one Of these inconvenient places
the careless driver got his carriage
too far on the outer edge Of the road.
as ali Of q sudden il took a tumble
down the twenty-foot embankment.
Mr.. Kinney saved himself by jumpins
as soon as he felt the carriage careen>
ing. but Mrs. Kinney. not realizing
the danger. remained in the carriage.
and was hurled along with a shower
Of earth and stones. Mr.. Kinney found
her stunned. at the bottom of ths
guIch. but closer examination revealed
that. beyond some very painful bruises.
she had received no serious injury.
II seems almost a miracle that she
was not killed outright. considering the
size of the boulders and their rush
right in her wake
JUDGE KAPAHEE HURT.
Judge Kapahee OF Koloa is laid up
with a sprained leg as a result of
runaway q week ago. He and Deputy
Sheriff Ellis Of Lihue were driving To
Waimea together Saturday afternoon
with the idea of attending the meet
ing OF Sunday schools at Waimea the
following day. Coming along the Wa
hiawa road the animal became fright
ene1 and veered suddenly 10 the SIDE.
overturning the buggy and throwins
the occupants to the ground. sherin
Ellis was soon up again and on ex-
auainat ton found himself whole anc
sound Not so with the judge. who soon
discovered that something had happen
ed TO his leg. The buggy and the har-
ness were in ruins and the horse had
gone nobody knew where
A telephone message from Sheriff
Ellis brought another and safer con-
veyance from Koloa. which brought
The Judge back to his home. The doc
tor found that no bones were broken
b,,t the leg had suffered a severe
sprain that viii keep him from his Of
fetal duties for few days
wAIMEA NOTES.
o. A. Steven. representing J. F MGR
gan. was here last week, taking stock
of the investors in stock
W o. Crowell gave an elaborate luan
last Saturday in honor OF his brother.
who left on Tuesday for san fran
cisco and the East. where he VIII enter
Harvard to study law. The luau was
followed By an animated dance at the
Waimea Hall
A son Of J. Bode of Kekaha returned
from Goldfeld. New. last week. with
pIentv of samples Of the richness o.
the mines. He doesn't think Of buying
a plantation. mining is better, ne says
The sunday school Of the native
church gave a substantial luau sunday
IN the visiting schools from the etheF
districts.
DR.. Sandow came back from his va
cation last week He has had a ma
SIMMER in the California mountains
and looks il.
DR.. Arnitage, who has filed Dr.
Sandovy,s place while the latter was
absent. is going to spend few DAYS
al the Faye mountain home TINS wees
before leaving for Honolulu TIE COG
- ,,ontan,nlates taking a trip 20 ia
-, in the near future and may ex-
+s,s his travels as far as the Colo
MES -
Despite the exceptional dryness OF
+bs district. no complaints have SO far
been heard of the drought The show
~ that visited the town last steamer
- T-fn keep the dust down for some
AVS al least.-Garden Island