The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-07-13
Personals

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waiian Canneries trips.
J. 3. Bayer Of the American Factors
arrived by the Kinau last Friday for a
two weeks vacation.
Miss m. Pepper, nurse at Kealia, re
turned from a visit to Honolulu last
Friday morning.
Mrs. c. Roendahl,. of Eleele was
among the returning passengers by the
Kinau Friday morning.
Mrs. o r. Olsen of Lihue, returned
from visit to Honolulu Friday morn.
ing.
Miss Wandee Cheek, the Lihue dis
trict nurse went to Town last week for
a few days.
r. D. isreai sugar planter, paid Ho.
nolulu a short visit last week. He re.
turned Friday morning.
M. S. Henriques, attorney and home
steader of Kapaa, returned from visit
to Honolulu last Friday.
Frank Crawford paid Honolulu a
short visit last week, going over Tues
day and returning Thursday.
Judge Dckey is back from Honolulu
where he has been spending a couple
of weeks.
A. v. Gear, chief clerk of the District
Court of Honolulu, came over this
morning.
e. de Lacey, of Lihue, returned this
morning after an absence of several
months on the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Dwight Baldwin, of Makaweli
was returning passenger from Homo
lulu last Friday morning.
II. M. Aldrich, of Lihue Store, at
tended the celebration in Honolulu, re-
turning last Tuesday morning.
3. r. GoIdwater, travelling salesman
for American Factors, is on Kauai on
one Of his regular trips.
Miss L. Girvin, sister of Mrs. w. H
Rice, Jr., is on the Island visiting her
sister.
Charles Gay, of Lanai, formerly OF
Waimea, is on Kauai for a few days
having arrived this morning.
J. II. Morasne, local engineer for the
American Factors, visited the metro
polls last week. returning Friday morn
ing.
D. 3. Murdoch, auditor for the Ha
waiian Sugar Company, arrived Friday
morning and is at Makaweli attending
to his duties.
W. o. Smith came over from Town
this morning on a brief visit to his
boyhood home, at Koloa. He is stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Farley.
c. A. Brown and his daughter, Miss
Rose Brown, arrived by the Kinau this
morning and proceeded at once to their
summer homo at Hanalei.
Mr.. George N. Wilcox returned from
the mainland on the Maui last Tues
ay morning and arrived at his home in
Lihue Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Carter, of Grove Farm, re
turned Friday morning from Honolulu
where she has been visiting relatives
and taking in the big celebration.
Sheriff Rice went to Honolulu last
week to meet his son, Harrison, who
Ireturned from the Mainland on the
Maui. They returned to Kauai by the
Kinau Friday morning.
A. r. Branco, lately in the employ of
the Mercantile Reference Agency, ar
rived from Honolulu this morning to
join the Bank of Hawaii force, and will
be located at the Kapaa Branch.
Mrs. Chas. A. Rice, accompanied by
her two daughters, the Misses Edith
and Juliet Rice, were among the Kau'
aians returning returning from the
mainland by the Maui last Tuesday
S. N. Hundley and daughter, Miss
Bernice Hundley, went to Honolulu
last week from where they will leave
shortly for a visit to the family home
in Virginia. They will return the first
part of September.
Homer lydgate has been selected as
one of the favored ones from the Pun
ahou reserve officers training corps to
go East to Ohio for farther contests
and training there. He goes thither
from Camp Kearney where he now is
J. II. Dow, of San Mateo, California
arrived by the Kinau Friday morning
for a short visit with his brother, Cliff
ford ]. Dow, manager of the Lihue
wireless station. Mr.. Dow has accept
ed a position with the firm of Benson
Smith & Company. OF Honolulu, where
he returns this afternoon.