The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1917-06-26
Local and Personal Notes

F. A. Alexander returned ON th,
Mauna Loa last Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss d. Eggerking is visiting hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eggerking,
of 'Wailua.
| Matinee at Tip Tip tomorrow al
l2 o'clock. Special matinee fol
children Saturday at 2 O'Clock.
Alexander Hogg. who is attend
ing the Honolulu School for Boys.
returned to his home in Lihue last
Wednesday morning.
E. E. Nahum was a returning
passenger on the .Kinau last week 4.
Mr.. Nahum has been travelling on
the mainland for several months.
Willie Wolters, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Wolters, of Kealia,
was one of the returning students
last week. Willie is attending Puma
hou.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Horn were
the guests of TIL. Brandt at Wal
mea, and of Mr.. and Mrs. Lydgate
at Lihue. during their stay on the
Island.
Mrs. Burke of Kapaa is leaving
today for the Coast where she will
take special course in Play Ground
work in the University of California
summer school
The Board of Liquor License
Commissioners met at the County
Building last Thursday morning
and adjourned until Friday, June
29th, at 2 p. IN.
Harrison and Paul Rice were a
mong the pupils returning last week
to their Kauai home for vacation.
Harrison is attending Punahou and
Paul the Honolulu School for Boys.
Col. and Mrs. E. H. w. Broad
bent departed for Honolulu last
week to be present at the gradua-
ton exercises at Punahou. Their
son Frank is member of this years
graduating class.
Mr.. H. H. Brodie of Hanapepe
left on Saturday for the Coast where
he has large interests, He will re-
main there during the Summer re-
turning in the Fall to resume his
school work.
Mrs. Lydgate is back from Hawaii
full of enthusiasm or the Big Is
land, but also more glad than ever
that Kauai falls to her lot She
says we don't realize how favored
we are here in many ways.
A. Horner, president of the
Hawaiian Canneries Company, at
Kapaa, came down on the last XII
nau. Mr.. Horncr has Just recently
received a commission as Captain
in the Officers reserve corps.
Mr.. VIM. Barnhart, assistant en-
gineer in the Makaweli mill, met
with an unfortunate accident by
which one of his fingers was taken
off and his hand badly mangled.
He went to Town for treatment
on Saturday.
The Waimea school had an Ella
borate commencement program Fri
day morning. Songs by the differ
ent grades, essays by members of
the graduating class and a patriotic
address by Charles f. Loomis made
up the program.
Donald Ladd, who is to be asso-
ciate secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association during the
summer months arrives Friday
morning. He will stay at the Lihue
Hotel and will have his headquar-
ter in the Tip Top,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Day, of
Honolulu, arrived on the Kinau last
Wednesday morning and are visit
ing with their daughter, Mrs. VIM.
H. Grote. Mr.. Day holds an Off
cial position with the Honolulu
Rapid Transit Company.
The Mauna Loa didn't get away
from Ahukini until about 10;30
Friday, taking nearly a full COM
plement of passengers. The long
delay was a hardship to these pas
sengers, many of whom expected to
leave at five, or shortly after.
The young men of the different
Y. NJ. c. A. clubs of the Island in
vite the general public to attend a
patriotic meeting to be held on the
morning of July the Fourth in the
Lihue Social Hall at nine O'Clock
The exercises will be over in time
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