The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-04-19
Personals
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Jas. L. Friei, of the Inter-Island Co.
arrived by the Kinau this morning on
one of his periodical visits.
c. M. L. Watson, statistician of
American Factors, Ltd. came over on
the Kinau Friday morning.
Miss White, who has just come to
the Islands from the Coast, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. C. j. Dow
n. II. Jones, Kauai representative
Of the Standard Oil Company, return.
ed Friday from a brief visit to Homo.
lulu.
r. Giesecke, piano tuner, left for
Town Saturday after having made a
tour Of the Island attending to bust.
ness.
w. F. Horner, of the Bank of Ha-
waii, Kapaa branch, returned from a
short visit to Honolulu by the Kinau
this morning.
Frank Broadbent, student at the
University of Hawaii, arrived by the
Kinau this morning on a short visit
to his home in Lihue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Robinson,
Miss Robinson and Miss E. Robinson
OF Makaweli, returned from Honolulu
by the Kinau Friday morning.
Rev. J. p. Erdman, Rev. N. S.
Schenck and Miss Hill of the Hawaii
an Board are here for the Island
Association Of the churches.
Miss Mcconnell Of Chicago. sister
Of Mrs. H. Case of Iihue, has been
secured to continue the 4th grade
class that Miss Ketchum had.
Prot. D. L. Crawford, of the Univer-
sity Of Hawaii, made flying trip to
Kauai last week, arriving Friday
morning and departing for Honolulu
the following day.
Attorney Noa w. Aiulu is over from
Town for the Makaweli murder trial in
connection with which he has been
appointed by the Court counsel for
the defense.
Dr.. Hobby, father of Mr.. VIM.
Hobby OF Lihue, departed on the XII
nau Saturday en- route to his home on
the mainland The DR.. has been on
Kauai several months.
Deputy Sheriff w. o. croweii, of
Waimea, returned from Honolulu this
morning where he has been attending
a course of instruction in the Bert
illon system of Identification
Judge Lyle A. Dickey, candidate for
County Attorney, returned from
Town this morning where he has
been attending the annual gathering
of the Hawaiian Mission Childrens'
society.
c. M. v. Forster is at his post again
in the accounting department Of Lii
hue Store. His two weeks rest in
Honolulu has entirely dissipated the
effects of the severe cold from which
he was suffering.
Mr.. Chas. lienau, recently connect
ed with the Kapaa Drug Store, left
Saturday for a, several months vaca.
tion trip to the States. He will be
another Kauai passenger on the next
Maui sailing from Honolulu.
Mrs. Hastie, accompanied by her
daughter, Janet Hastie. left on the XII.
nau Saturday on their way to the
Coast. They go direct to Vancouver
where they will spend several months
From there they go down the Coast
to San Francisco for a short visit be.
fore returning to their home in Ell.
eele. Their many friends wish them
fine time.
Miss Ruth ketehum, one OF the
lcdCutIS the
Grammar School, left on the Kinau
Saturday en- route to her home in New
York. She hopes to sail from Homo
lulu ON the Maui Miss Ketchum
has made many friends during her
year here, as the large bevy OF
young folks and others, including the
school children that collected on the
wharf at Nawiliwili to see her off,
testified.
Harold r. Morgan, Of the Bank OF
Hawaii, Honolulu, arrived this morn
ing TO renew old acquaintances on
Kauai. Mr.. Morgan was for several
years connected with the Lihue Bank
and was also County Treasurer,
but left Kauai about six years ago
He sees a great many changes in Ii
hue. He will be here a week, visit