The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-05-18
Personals


sence at the coast of some three
months. She spent most of the time
with her sister, Mrs. H. P. Faye. She
looks wonderfully rejuvenated and re-
cuperated by the trip;-we ought all
to do likewise.
Or. J. T. Cowes, dentist who has
been in the employ of the Board of
Health looking after the teeth of the
school children on the island for some
time, has resigned and is leaving to-
day. He has been OH the Island since
January 1, having dvoted himself to
the school needs of Mana, Kalaheo,
Waimea, Makaweli and. finally Kapaa.
Mr.. Searbie, sugar manufacture ex-
pert, for the American Factors came
over from Town last week and return
ed the following day. In addition to
his own particular duties he is now
acting assistant manager of the Ameri.
can Factors in the place of G. P. Will
cox, who is away on a vacation.
r. G. kraus, the Haiku homesteader,
and advisory agricultural expert for
homesteaders and their problems came
to Kauai last Friday and will spend a
few days on the Island amongst the
hOmesteaders and small farmers. His
intelligent interest and assistance are
very much appreciated by the home.
steaders.
Miss e. Avison, a college friend of
Miss Soule, at Berkeley, came over
last Friday and will spend few days
with the latter. She is an enthusias-
tic lover of the Islands, with a discri-
minating eye for all the beauties of
the same.
Mr.. A. Horner, accompanied by
Frank Haserouck Of the Coast agents
for the Hawaiian Canneries Co. came
to Kauai last Friday and returned to
Honolulu on Saturday.
George s. Waterhouse, of Bishop &
Co. Came over by the Kinau on Fri
day and proceeded Immediately to
Waimea where he will remain a few
days in connection with the Waimea
Bank.
J. N. Lydgate returned last Friday
from brief trip to Hilo in connection
with Hawaiian Board water interests
there.
D. N. sempIe, shop superintendent
for Cation Neill & Co. was on Kauai
for few days last week.
VIM. Lennox, manager of the Koloa
plantation store, Koloa, returned to
Kauai last Friday after a few days in
Town.
Sam keeIiinoi came back last Fri
day after a short trip to Town.
Mrs. Fred Bush came over by the
Kinau to visit her son and his wife,
homesteaders of Kapaa.
Mrs. Geo. A. cahill and four chill
dren were among the passengers COM
ing to- Kauai last Friday.
A. M. Aldrich, OF American Factors
CO. has been spending week on Kau-
al in pursuit of business.
Or. and Mrs. A. r. Glaisyer left last
Saturday for a three months vacation
and visit to the Mainland. They will
spend some time at Mrs. Glaisyer's s
maiden home in New York state, as
we'll as other parts of the East. The
doctor hopes to take some post grad
uate work in his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Case, of Grove
Farm, have moved into the new home
that has been built for them just makai
of the C. H. Wilcox residence.
Miss EIinor Langwith, welfare work
er at Kilauea, was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at the Kealia hospital last
Friday. She is recovering nicely and
expects to be about her duties again
within few days.
T. J. Soper is able to be at his desk
again after being laid up for sever al
weeks as the result of an injury to one
of his legs received while playing Soc
Ger. He is still on crutches.
r. W. Jennings, manager of Lihue
Store, departed for Honolulu last Sat
urday, where he was summoned to
serve on the Federal Grand Jury.
c. L. Lane, the new assistant in the
Bank of Hawaii. Lihue, has recently
come to the Islands from Seattle. He
comes very highly recommended and
he and his wife will be welcome ad-
dition to the community.
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director, teaches mass games and COM
petitive sports. The children keep the
equipment busy whenever the men are
not on the ground. This ground is
also moving picture hall" where an
educational and recreational program
is given once week.
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