The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-10
Personals

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w. X. orth, mill superintendent o
Koloa, is spending brief vacation OF
Hawaii
Richard Lane, of the Honolulu Boarc
Of Health, is filling F. B. Cooks place
during his absence on vacation.
Mrs. C. Maser is back from Towr
after short visit with her friends
there.
w. A. Louisson, of the Schwartz
Co., is on the Island. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Louisson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen c. Wilcox are or
Kauai to spend some time amid the
scenes of their old home.
Chas. A. Rice is acting manager oi
Lihue Plantation during the absence
of r. D. Moler, on vacation to the
mainland
X. 3. Morgan and wife were pas
sengers for Honolulu Saturday. Mr.
Morgan returned this morning while
visit.
Mrs. Shelley and mother entertained
informally at dinner Tuesday evening,
honoring their house guest, Miss
Carter and DR.. Mighton, of Honolulu.
Leiani Rohrig came over from town
this morning to spend as much as pos
sible of her vacation on Kauai, which
ranks in her estimation ahead of any
other place on earth.
Mrs. VIM. Hyde Rice gave a very
pleasant afternoon tea yesterday in
honor of Miss Marie Carter, a guest
of Mrs. Shelley. There were some
ten or twelve ladies present.
Rev. r. w. Bayless was a passenger
on the Kinau Saturday. While in
Honolulu, he will spend few days in
conference with religious leaders
relative to the various department of
the church work on Kauai.
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. kuhns were pas
sengers for Honolulu Saturday The
doctor returned this morning, while
Mrs. Kuhns continues on to the main
land where she will visit her old home
in the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Moler and their son
Neill left for Honolulu on the way to
the coast on Saturday. They will be
gone a couple of months or so in the
course of which they will see Neill
settled in college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Carter, of Grove
Farm, went to Honolulu Saturday to
see Mr.. Carter's brother, Fred, who
met with a severe accident recently
which necessitated the amputation of
his foot Mr.. Carter returned this
morning.
w. C. Avery is spending a few days
on Kauai in the interest of the Farm
Loan Board service. He is very much
impressed with the many and import
ant changes since he left here three
years or so ago. Lihue has improved
almost out of recognition in this time.
F. B. Cook, board of health agent
for Kauai is enjoying a couple of
weeks vacation at his home in Kona.
Mr. Cook comes of Ali descent, and
the old estates on Hawaii naturally
have a good deal of interest for him.
He richly deserves a vacation having
been at it steady for a good many
years.
Miss Chariot Deas and Miss Chris,
tine Fisher of Alamera, California, re-
turned to Honolulu last Tuesday after
week spent with their friends, the
Isreal-C -Cheatham-Livesey, clan of Ka-
paa. The young ladies were shown
all the sights of interests and depart
ed believeing there is no place like
Kauai.
Mrs. J. X. Farley has accepted a po-
sition as district nurse for McBryde
to begin from August 1st. Training
and experience fit her uncommonly
we'll for this position. She will, how
ever, fill the place of Mrs. Kamauoha,
as head nurse for the Eleele hospital
during the months vacation which
has been granted the latter.
George Hoge, having finished his
first year at Cornell successfully, is
spending his summer on a naval cruise
which will take him to Europe where
he will visit Antwerp and will take in
the Olympic games there, He also
hopes to take a run on leave to the
battle fronts in France. He is for
tunate above his fellows in getting
such a chance.
Mrs. II. Wolters and her daughter
Helen arrived by the Kinau this morn
ing and are the guests of Mrs. Isen-
berg. Mrs. Wolters is a daughter of
Carl Isenberg, formerly manager of
Lihue Plantation away back in the
SOS. She married Carl Wolters, who
was also manager of Lihue somewhat
later Mrs, Wolters will be remember
ed with pleasure by the old Kama
ainas. She was very much beloved