The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1919-07-15
Personals
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G. H. Wilcox is back from
town by the Kinau this morning
Mr.. G.. p. Wilcox and Mrs
Eben Low were departing passen
gers on the last Kinau.
G. A. Rice returning from town
was among the passengers by the
KinGu this morning.
Mr.. A. HOrner of the Hawaiian
Canneries is on Kauai again BY
the Kinau this morning.
:. ID. Gibson arrived from HO.
nolulu this morning to fill the po-
sition of assistant bookkeeper in
the Lihue Plantation Office.
DR.. Young, accompanied by his
son Nelson, departed on the XII
nau Saturday for a few days in
the metropolis.
Mrs. BOnzi and four children
returned to the Valley House this
morning from trip to the Vol
canO.
f. V. Todd, in charge of the
merchandise department of Brew
er 4 Co., is on Kauai in the inter
est of his firm.
b. f. Goldwater of the Ameri-
can Factors is on Kauai looking
for trade, and doubtless finding
it. ,
Miss Carrie A. Thompson, prin-
cipal of the Makaweli school, left
for Honolulu on the Kinau last
week. She intends spending a
month or so at Waikiki beach
with friends.
C. Maser late auditor, now
head boOkkeeper for Lihue Plan
tatiOn, returned this morning
from his very brief vacation, and
will enter upon the duties of his
new position at once.
Miss Katherine Mcintyre, ac-
cOmpanied by Eunice and Alice
Scott, went to Honolulu Satur-
day last to be gone some weeks.
She will join the Rices who went
up the steamer before.
Mrs. ID. H. Case, wife of the
Grove Farm chemist, arrived last
week to join her husband. At
present dOmiciled at the Lihue
Hotel. The Cases have taken
the Arthur Rice cottage below the
Hotel and expect to move in
soon.
Mr.. Fred Jameson of the Bi-
shop Trust Co., Honolulu, made a
hurried business trip to Lihue
last week, arriving on the Kinau
Friday morning and returning to
town the next day. Mr.. Jameson
is a brother of Mr.. David Jamie
son, head luna of Lihue planta-
ton.
Mrs. WaterhOuse and chill
dren of KOloa returned this morn
ing from Pasadena, Southern Cal
ifornia, where they have been vi
sitting friends and relatives. They
left kolOa a year ago in the inter
est Of health and the well-being
of the children, and they all come
back in the prime of vigor, and
robust vitality. Everyone is glad
to have them home again.
Paul and Cedric Baldwin who
spent a week fishing in the Milo
lii and Napali Coast region re-
turned last Saturday. They had
a grand time and reported that
they didn't catch all the fish by
any means. They were under the
wing of DR.. Dunn of Makaweli |
and DR.. Young of Lihue-twO
fine spOrtsmen.
Mrs. A. $. Wilcox spent several
days ut her Hanalei beach home
last week. She was accompa,
MED by her children and their
families-Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Will
cox, and her sister Mrs. Eben
Low of Honolulu.
Mrs. Lilian Mesick of Hama
maulu left on the kinau Satur-
day to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth Brown in HonOlu-
lu. Mrs. Mesick has been suffer
ing from a nervous breakdown.
She spent some time visiting
friends in Kapahi home
stead region-the Cheathams,
Isreals etc, and was much bene-
Iited thereby. Mrs. Mesick is
much better and expects to be
quite herself again after the rest
and chance at Waikiki. She in
tends to visit with friends on Mo