The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1917-09-11

Lihue last week.
Mr.. Cropp, manager of Kolo'
Plantation was q passenger on tn,
Mauna Loa Tuesday last.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Kaulukol
returned Wednesday morning from
visit to the big island.
G. W. Hammond, salesmen o
Honolulu, is calling on the busines,
men of Kauai this week.
Judge C. B. Hofgaard returned tc
his home in Waimea last Wednes.
day from a tour of the Pacific Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Sanborn,and
family motored over to Lihue from
their Hanalei home last Saturday
|: Mr.. Haight, of the law firm OF
emith, Warren and Whitney Of Ho-
lulu, arrived Friday morning to at
tend to legal business.
Mrs. Maud Thompson and little
son are home after vacation spent
partly on Hawaii and partly at the
"Courtland,n Honolulu.
/ Homer Lydgate, who has been
spending few weeks on Hawaii,
returned to Honolulu in time for
the opening of school at Punahou.
Frank Broadbent enters the Col
lege of Hawaii as freshman this
year. He will live at the Punahou
dormitory He left by the Kinau
Saturday.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Rice welcomed them on
their return to Kalapaki last We'd
nesday after several weeks absence
in Honolulu.
Mrs. Morrill, and small daughter,
who are to be in Lihue, were taken
over to Waimea by Mrs. Brandt as
guests for a few days before school
opened. They are old friends.
Malford H. Drummond, deputy
bank examiner,is on Kauai making
his semi-annual call upon the banks
and the County auditor. He will
return to Honolulu tonight. ~
c. NJ. Haight, of the law firm of
Smith, Warren & Whitney. Homo
lulu, was in Lihue last week attend
inp to matters pertaining to the es-
tate of the late Chas. Dillingham;.
There wers 16 or II teachers in
attendance at the Lihue Union
Church on Sunday,-out of an at
tendance of some 45, = over 3O%.
That speaks well for them.
Among the new teachers at Ha-
1amaulu is Miss Kenway whose
'orbear was a prominent Judge on
Hawaii, living in Hilo, as well as
IN owner of rural estates in Hama
Sua.
Mrs. Frank Alexander and Mrs
Dick Oliver are back at Eleele after
having spent some weeks in the
Halemanu region Mr.. Alexander
s expected home from the Coast
his week.
Mrs. Elmer Cheatham, of Kapaa
lomesteads, accompanied bv her
,wo young sons. departed for Ho-
lolulu last Tuesday. The boys are
% enter the Honolulu Military
Academy.
Mrs. Broadbent gave a small pic |
lic at Kukuiolono Park last We'd
her family and half a |
iozen outsiders. They enjoyed anew |
he charm and restfulness of that |
place.
Mrs. Foster returned from Homo
ulu with her sister, Mrs. Charles |
\. Rice to spend a few weeks with
ler. Mrs. Foster is well and favor
IDLY known on Kauai, and her
riends are glad to see her again.
Fraulein Heuer, who has spent
he last two months visiting Miss
elsie Wilcox, returned to Honolulu
tuesday last. Miss Heuer is teacher
If German in the College of Hawaii |
md a great favorite among the stu
lents
Mr.. Theo. Richards. treasurer of
he Hawaiian Board, and Rev. A.
Akana, head OF the C. e. work on
he Islands, came to Kauai last
Friday on Hawaiian Board business
hey returned to Honolulu on Sat
.Iday.
In the line of congested educa-
ion, surely the primary department
I the Lihue public school breaks
he record; between 1870 and 1901
hildren in two cramped rooms in
he old japanese school building,
cry many of whom don't know a
,ord OF English. How the patience