The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-09-20
Personals


evening September 90, to meet Mr.
Locke, the new Y. secretary.
3. F. Goldwater has made his
quarterly trip to Kauai and return
ed to Honolulu last Tuesday night
n. Napoleon is spending a few
days in town, combining business
with pleasure, he says.
DR.. Chang made a business trim
TO Honolulu last week. He purchas-
ed number of new and up to date
o1tlce supplies. DR.. Chang is now
located permanently at Kapaa. He
is graduate dentist from North.
western University.
Miss Eileen Mccarthy returned to
Honolulu last week, after spending
few weeks with her sister, Mrs
Frank Burns, of Kealia. Miss Nc.
Carthy is a daughter of former Gov
ernor Charles j. Mccarthy.
c. w. Splitter, director of the Ns.
wiliwili garage, returned to Homo.
lulu last Tuesday after short
business trip to this island.
w. N. Stewart made day.trip to
Honolulu last week. He repcrts
that Honolulu is dryer and hotter
than Kauai.
Mrs. John Hind, mother of Mrs.
Adrian Englehard of Lihue. return
ed to Honolulu last Tuesday after a
two weeks visit with her daughter
Ernest Cropp, manager of koIoa |
was called to Honolulu |
on business last week.
Gaylord Wilcox, treasurer of the
American Factors, is making a short
visit to Kauai.
Mrs. Addison Doyle of Milnor.
North Dakota, mother of Mrs. Ralph
w. Bayless, arrived from her home
on the Matsonia and is now in Lii
hue enjoying good visit with her
whom she has not seen
or five years. Mrs. Doyle plans on
for some months in Ha.
vail.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Browne were
week end guests at the Robinson
mountain home.
Mr.. Tue, who arrived from the {
mainland last week is to be super.
ntendent of the planning mill at |
'ort Allen.
Eric knudson, Charles Blackstead :
nd II. II. Jones spent an enjoyable :,
'eek-end in the moutains hunting.
i've trained pig dogs were taken
long with the result that the to-
Il score was pigs, l goat. Some
anne! =
After October 9th, those not pos.
essing the new territorial license {
Ill nave to explain to the Judge, o
hich may be an expensive proceed t
re for the motorist. The old license a
IN still be exchanged at no extra q
'st until October 9th. fl
Henry Aki, Inspector of chauf.
urs' expects to be working over -
me to see that the dimming and \
,ense laws are enforced.
Attorney Eugene X. Aiu of ka- h
la, who has been in Honolulu for S
week on business, returned last a
'iday morning. p
Frank Broadbent was return. II
g passenger Friday morning.
Judge Henry Van Giesen, district u
aglstrate OF kapaa, returned Friday -
ON a brief visit to Honolulu. "
Mrs. Fred Carter. who went to tf
1nolulu two weeks ago to enter F.
r daughter Eileen in a school 81
ere, returned last Friday morn tn t
:.
new y NJ Lyogate and Mrs. lyd-
te returned from Honolulu this
'rning. Mr.. Lydgate has been on
Iwaii for several months. I'll
til
Lloyd r. kiIam, general secre. lo
y of the Honolulu Y. NJ. C. A. in
lived this morning for a brief nj
ii.
Mrs. c. G. kuhImann, who has IN
an visiting in Honolulu for the I'd
st two months, returned this NOR al
g.
The Mc5ryde Sugar Co., store is 81,
ecting a modern service station fo
gasoline, oil, water, etc. This In
! be the most modern station on IN
island. In a few days they Sc
be in a nOSition IN CARA for tho