The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1918-01-08
Locals and Personals


by the Mauna Loa on Friday accom-
panYing her children to school
Eleele,--Miss Fowlds, transferre,
from Lihue. and Miss Lee, direct from
San Francisco.
Judge Perry spent several days O.
last week at Makaweli staying with
! the b. d. Baldwins. He was down
on legal business connected with the
plantation.
a joyous party of the Eleele teach
ers made the trip to Olokele on Sun
day and had a delightful day. The
weather was perfect, clear and cool.
and the canyon was at its best
The ladies of the community are
requested to contribute of their skill
to the Food Products display in the
Lihue Store window. The display
will be changed from day to day.
Thursday evening last Mrs. Douglas
Baldwin gave a buffet supper for Mrs
VIM. Stodart in which some two dozen
guests participated. After supper
they played cards and had an un-
usually good time
The latest thing is a Red Cross Box
in every private automobile, and every
person getting a ride in that same
auto should deposit fare for the ben.
eft of the Red Cross. Who will be
the first to inagurate this charitable
custom on Kauai?
NJ. S. Henriques. of Kapaa, has sue
cessfully passed his final examinations
md has been admitted to the bar to
practice in all the district courts of
the Territory. He will open a law of
flee in Kapaa where he will be ready
to serve all patrons in his profession.
Returning to school from Port Allen
by the Kinau last Friday were: Mar
ion Stodart. Paul Baldwin. Cedric
Baldwin, Neil Moler, Hans Hansen.
Hugh Brodie. Howard Lyman, Mar
jorie and Edith Gregg and the two
Cheatham boys. Also Mrs. Danford
took her son back to school.
Four new teachers have come to
Lihue School to fill the places of those
departed. Mrs. Lloyd, from Honolulu,
where she has a sister, Miss Wicker.
sham from San Francisco, Miss Perdu
and Miss Horne from Oakland. They
are all experienced teachers who give
promise of being very acceptable.
Rev. A. A. Akina has been down for
a few days in the interest mainly of
the Hawaiian church. He occupied
the pulpit of that church Sunday
morning and was ct Kapaa in the
evening. In the Afternoon ne render
ed very valuable aii in the singing at
the lsenberg funeral. lie also con-
Quoted a general meeting at the Jap
anase church on Friday evening.
Mauna Loa Friday afternoon. A large
number of their friends from other
parts of the Island, as well as from
kilauea, were on the wharf to bid
them good bye. They expect to go to
the Coast 70" a vacation of indefinite
length, but ultimately thev will re
turn to the Islands, and probably to
Kauai. We wish them a most cordial
au revoir.
The following firms were specially
represented at the Iscnberg funeral.
and as follows:
II. Hackfeld & Co., Angus. Hum
burg and John f. Humburg.
Alexander & Baldwin, John Water
house.
c. Brewer & CO., Clarence Cooke.
Castle & Cooke, Chas. Arher:on.
Schaefer & Co, w LAM.
The following arrived by the Mauna
Loa to attend the funeral of Rev. Hans
lsenberg, most of whom returned by
the same steamer in the afternoon
Mrs, Hans lsenberg, Mrs. c. NJ.
Cooke, Mr., and Mrs. Paul Isenberg
Mr. August Humburg, Mr., John Hum. !
burg, Mr.. c. Montague Cooke, Mr.. |
Clarence Cooke, Mr., Richard Cooke. |
Mr.. Theodore Cooke. Rev. A. Hoer- |
mann, Mr.. A. Haneberg, Mr.. e. Duis |
enberg, Mr.. A. Rice, Mr. Roehl, Mr.. |
c. Du Roi, Mr.. Chas. Atherton, Mr..
John Waterhouse, Mr.. e. Kopke, Mr.. |
w. LAM.
Among the departing passengers on
he "Kinau" New Years day were Mrs.
Bishop and Miss Bishop, who have
leen spending some weeks as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, VIM. Hyde
Rice.
Mr.. Fred Potter who came to in
'tall the linotype in the Garden Is,
and" office.
Mr., and Mrs A. B. ingalls, and little
laughter.
Mr., G, N, Wilcox and Miss Elsie