The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-17
Personals

IlOSplldl, lell ldSl SATURDAY Oh Jnfe
months leave of absence. She will g
to her Canadian home, near Winnipeg
Her place will be taken by Miss Plant
Supervisor Th. Brandt, returned
Friday morning from a six week
vacation on the mainland
Joe Stickney, Pond Cos live wire
representative, returned to Kauai Fri
day morning after a hurried trip tC
his base of supplies in Honolulu.
Mrs. J. B. Fernandez, of Publ, re
turned Friday morning from visit tc
| Honolulu
Mrs. Kenneth Brown, returned tc
her home in Honolulu last week after
spending several weeks visiting ,her
mother, Mrs. l.. S. Mesicll, in Lihue
Mrs. Mesick returned with her daugh
ter and will spend the rest of her
vacation in Honolulu.
H. P. Faye, of kekaha, returned
from Honolulu last Friday morning.
Mrs. George Bertram, of Honolulu,
is visiting relatives in Lihue.
Carlos A Long, newly appointed
tax assessor for Kauai, was an in
coming passenger Friday morning.
Judge c. w. Ashford, of Honolulu,
arrived Friday morning
Or. Mightor, chiropractor leaves
tonight for Honolulu, where he will
complete arrangements to locate in
Lihue until after the first of the year
DR.. Mighton will return to Kauai next
Tuesday morning bringing with him
Office. equipment.
MIR. and Mrs. p. /. Rice returned by.
the Kinau this morning after a visit of
several weeks to the mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bush and infant
were among the Kauaians returning
from Honolulu this morning
Mrs. G. 6rodie and son were return
ing passengers this morning.
p. n. G. Deverill, of the Bank of
Hawaii, Honolulu, arrived this morn
ing to take charge of the local bank
while Mr.. Crawford is away to the
coast on vacation.
M. H. Drummond, deputy bank ex-
aminer came over from town this
morning and will spend a few days on
the Island.
Miss |. M. Miller, of the Star-Bulle-
tin advertising department is on the
Island for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Honolulu is
spending a few weeks on the Island,
as the guest of Mrs. Jameson.
Joe Moura and family, of Eleele, re-
turned by the Kinau this morning
Moura is head pump engineer for Nc
Bryde, and it is not often that he can
6cl away Oll NdCdtlou
Chas. E. St. Goar, prominent broker
and stock dealer of San Francisco,
leading member of the firm of Pollitz
& Co. came over from town this morn
ing. His firm is largely interested
in many of the best Hawaiian sugar
enterprises of the Islands, and they
have handled some of the largest
stock deals.
P. II. Cooley, principal elect of the
Koloa public school came over from
town this morning to get things into
shape for the coming years work.
Deputy Sheriff Enoka Lowell, is en-
joying a well earned vacation of a
cople of weeks. He has gone to Hilo.
Carlos Long, the new tax assessor
will live at Waimea, but will still keep
the tax office, at least for the present,
at Koloa. He found it impossible to-
secure a satisfactory house at Lihue,
which would have been a more central
location.
Or. ]. c. Mighton and Miss Carter,
of Honolulu, spent a delightful week
end as the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Bayless, who are occupying the Wilcox
home at Hanalei.
c. II. Smith and ). X. W. Carmichael
Of Makaweli are spending a three
weeks vacation in Honolulu and at
the Volcano.
Mrs. j. II. Moragne and Mrs Bar
bara Hay are in Honolulu on a shop
ping tour.
Mrs. Walter Sanborn departed for
Honolulu Saturday where she will
take the teachers examination.
Judge Vim. C. Achi, departed for
Honolulu last Saturday, where he will
be on business and pleasure bent for
weeks