The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1917-09-18

the last Kinau.
j. II. Buscher. wholesale COM
mission merchant Of Honolulu,
visited our island last week.
A. f. Hale, auto salesman for
the Won Hamm Young Co., arrived
on the Kinau last Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Ewart and son were
returning Kauaians on the Kinau
last Wednesday morning.
H. Wolters, manager of Kealia
plantation, returned last Wednes-
dav from a visit to the metropolis.
Mr.. VIM. n. Stewart of Lihue,
went. to Honolulu Tuesday last, re-
turning by the Mauna Loa on Fri
day.
Miss Gates of the LihueN High
School staff assumed her duties the
morning of her arrival, Wednesday
last.
Mr.. Chas. A. Rice was appointed
by the court administrator pro tenn
for the estate of the late j. P. Alo-
hikea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livesey of Kapaa
homesteads, spent the week end as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roendahl of
Eleele.
A special memorial service will
held next Sunday at 1 a. m. at the
Lihue Hawaiian Church for the late
j. p. Alohikea.
A. o. Bottleson, salesman of the
Hawaii Meat Co., paid a visit to
the merchandising establishments
of Kauai last week.
Mrs. F. l.. Putnam was a passen-
ger on the Kinau Friday. She went
to see her mother Mrs. F. Damon,
off to the coast.
Charles l.. Hall, vice president
of the Honolulu Jewelry d Supply
Company, was among the visitors
ON Kauai last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grote Jr.
have gone, to Hanalei for vacation
outing. They will occupy the Isen-
berg beach house, Pill Kai.
]. ID. Davidson, assistant man.
ager of the grocery department of
Theo. H. Davies & Co., visited the
merchants of Kauai last week.
Mrs. Johanneson of the Kapaa
homesteads, left Friday on the XII
nau on her way TO the States for an
extended visit to her mother in
Minnesota
Mrs. X. Roendahl, wife of the
popular Eleele merchant, returned
to her home last Thursday after
spending a delightful fortnight at
Hanalei beach.
Miss Grace Pillar of the NcBryde
office force, Eleele. left on the Maui
ma Loa Tuesday, Sept. 1lth. for a
two weeks visit to Hawaii and the
Volcano region.
Mr.. d. L. Oleson of Honolulu,
now on Kauai for few days, is
i the son of the late Rev. VIM. B.
Oleson so long and favorably known
to the people of Kauai.
Mr.. D. L. Oleson, of the office
staff of Alexander & Baldwin, was
an arrival by Wednesdays boat,
He went directly to the A. &. B.
plantations at Eleele and Makaweli
| At a special meeting of the Gu
Club last Monday evening, Miss
Lottie Jordan was elected secretary
to fill the vacancy caused by the
departure Of Miss Gertrude John
ston.
The Lihue Union Church was
very effectively decorated in laven-
der, great masses of asters and
patrea; the singing was fine, simple
strong and wholesouled; and there
was large audience.
Rev Hans Isenberg made a flying
trip to Honolulu last week, leaving
on the Mauna Loa Tuesday and
returning the following Friday
Mrs. lsenberg went up at the same
time returning tomorrow.
Mr., and Mrs. +, Allen Creevey
popular teachers of Eleele, returned
from their vacation to the coast last
| Wednesday. They report having
had splendid time, but, after all
there was no place like Kauai.
A 7 feet shark was seen leisurely
floating near the beach at the mouth
of the Huleia river this last week
He was swimming in only about
one foot of water. so you see how
bold he was! 1t is some small com
fort to know that the ordinary sharl
takes fright easily upon seeing {
live human being in the water.