The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1918-02-05
NE|CHBORHOOD NEWS OF PEOPLE YOU
KNOW, FROM L|HUE TO WAINEA

Mrs. Semi, daughter of u. ). Spal-
ding, returned on the Mauna Loa
Thursday from a months trip to the
coast.
Mrs. J. r. Livesey, mother of E. Live
sey, the wireless operator, is visiting
her son and his wife at their Kapaa
homestead.
e. Gripper. of Los Angeles, who re-
Gently arrived on Kauai, has secured
a position as road engineer on Hawaii.
and vii leave for that island shortly.
A game of baseball was played on
the Lihue grounds on Sunday between
the Lihue and Koloa clubs. Koloa
won by score of 81 to IA.
The following persons from Homo
lulu are registered at Lihue Hotel:
Miss Bertha Kerl, F. c. Bayer d. ".
Wilson, A. Murphy, C. M. Thurston
H. w. Craig and II. NJ. Goodman.
Federal Tires are good tires. and
give good service. Prices are reason
able. McBrydc Store, Agents for
Kauai -Advt.
r. Kanzako, chef at the Waimea
Hotel. was a visitor at Lihue Friday.
lie speaks very correct English con-
| i.dering that he wos born across the
pond. where the cherry blossoms grow.
Elinor True, who IS to appear at
| Eleele and Waimea on February 9th
| in classic dances, was born on Hawaii
and lived for a number of years in
Honolulu. Her home is now in Oak
| land.
The Linue Hotel is having a house
| cleaning. The interior is being re
painted, new screen put in, and mum
Der of other improvements looking tC
the betterment of service are being
introduced,
The Kekaha plantation has a fielt
of sugar cane OF the Whitney variety
which has relched remarkable growth
Measurements recently taken show
that many of the stocks are from twen
ty-seven to twenty-eight feet in height
THAT man Silva at Eleele. is hav
ng a special sale of shirts and under
shirts. Do you wear EN-? All right
Buy them of Silva. Cheap right now
But if the war lasts much longer
thereIl be "shirtless" days, perhaps
Buy now.--Advt.
]. /. Silva of Elee!e says he is salts
fed with the present steamer sched
ule. lie says the Inter Island wa
compelled to shift around Dy reason o
war conditions, and that the compan,
is probably endeavoring to serve tn
people the best they can. The objeC
ton he puts forward as to change il
the present plan is, that as it is now
the steamer does not leave Eleele til
5 o clock whereas if change is made
it would have to leave Eleele at
O'Clock.
: J. NJ. Silva died at Waimea on Wed
uesday, the 31st aged SO years, an
) was buried there on Thursday. H
had resided in Waimea many years
! He had been employed as luna. Hi
= daughter Mrs. F. c. Marques, of Hont
r lulu came over to attend the funera
+ The Waimea Literary Club wi
). meet at Hoea on February 9Th. Pro
e Jaggar, volcanologist at Kilauea, wi
! address the meeting. He is a Yer
!, interesting speaker, and will no dout
n draw a large audience. Musical sele
e tions will be given by Miss MottaZ
Postmaster Corbett, of Hilo, ha
:, purchased the store which has Il
e so many years tbeen carried on
l. that city by Wall Nichols. Mr.. Co
t bett left the management of ii
q Wall Nichols store to take the p
t sition he now holds as postmaste
/ The German residents of the islanj
q must register between March 4th al
|, March 9th. The assistant registrt
a for Kauai are at Lihue, Sheriff WI
o. Rice; at Koloa Deputy Sheriff Hem
Is Blake; at Hanalei, the postmaster;
z Kealia, the postmaster for Kawaihi
A. district.
Il The Women in Eleele district a
/ taking great interest in helping Il
Is government. They held a meeting
II Eleele Social Hall on Thursday, Mi
10 Janet Hastie in the chair. Metho
IS of making war breads We're demo
$, strated and other subjects looking
y food conservation discussed.
1t J. |. Silva has recently added to
so automobile outfit, so that he now h
m a unmber of autos and trucks and
OF garage where repairs can be mac
tn He has gradually added to his equ
~ ments until he now has coke a
other fuel for sale, a blacksmith sh
ne has been provided, a garage, au
i'll trucks for hauling, and in fact, abe
ne everything one can think of that
ne likely to be called for in a count
&. village His general merchand
store has grown to large proportion