The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1919-09-02
Personals
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left for Honolulu on Saturday on
the way to Harvard, where young
Mr.. Wishard will resume his law
studies. Their dainty little baby
went aboard snugly ensconced i'll
a morket basket where she reposed
as contentedly as Moses in his
famous basket in the bulrushes.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Rice and
Miss Elinor Scott were among
the departing passengers by the
Kinau Saturday. Miss Elinor
will not return to the Coast, but
will go to Punahou to school in
tie meantime visiting with the
W. II. Rices in Honolulu.
Mrs. Sloggett and family who
have been spending some weeks
visiting at Grove Farm, returned
to Maui last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. A. G. Alexander, consulting
engineer and land expert for
American Factors, returned to
Honolulu by Saturdays Kinau
after a few days on the Island.
Montague Cooke, of the Bishop
Museum, has returned to Town
after several weeks at KOkee,
partly summer outing and partly
sc tientitic collecting for the mu.
scum. His boy was with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. Baldwin
are off for a two months vacation
to the Coast, left by the Mauna
Loa on Saturday. With labor
difficulties, shortage of water, etc,
plantation life has been pretty
trying of late, and a little vaca-
ton is very welcome. The Bald
win boys have gone on ahead of
item.
Mrs. Faye with her two daugh-
tcrs Eda and Margaret left for
tleir California home by the XII
nau on Saturday. They were the
last of the family to go the boys
having preceded them.
Catherine Weight and Bernice
Judd have been summer campers
at KOkee. They returned to
Town by the Mauna LOa Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Robinson
have been visiting the volcano and
are now on the way home.
Mrs. VIM. Henry Rice and fam
ilv have been spending two or
three weeks mostly pleasantly at
Haena, and returned from there
a few days ago to get Harrison off
for the Coast. The Sheriff went
to and fro as his duties permitted.
Sidney B. Gibson, recently for
ii short time in the Lihue Planta-
ton Office, and Miss B. E. de
COteau, at various times a nurse
in the Lihue Hospital, were mar
ried in Honolulu August 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Knudsen
and family returned to Honolulu
by the Kinau on Saturday. They
have been spending the summer
mainly at Halemanu.
Joseph Lightfoot the Honolulu
attorney returned to Town after
spending week or so on the Is
land. He was investigating the
Gay and Robinson water case in
the interest of the government
and is very confident of the out
come of the case from that point
of view.
Il. O. Thurtell, Lihue electri.
elan, is back home again-his va
cation is pau, and he settles down
to work for another steady pull.
Mrs. Thurtell will remain in Flo
nolulu indefinitely, attending to
the education of her daughter.
Mrs. c. Maser and her daughter
Hilda, are back from IA visit to
Honolulu.
Mrs. +. Livesey and Mrs. f. A.
Cheatham are back from Hilo,
where they have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. +. :. Gripper.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lydgate and son
"Peacher" will go to Kona to
spend the month of September at
the Paris, Kaawaloa. They are
now in Honolulu.
Miss Madeline SOule, from the
mainland has been engaged by the
y. w. G. A. interests for work on
Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. III. Cooley and
child arrived by the Kinau this
morning and have gone to Kekaha
where Mr.. Cooley will be principal
of the government school.
$. NJ. Kanakanui, the veteran
surveyor and Hawaiian title eX-
pert returned to Town on Satur-
day after a week or ten days on
the Island.