The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-06-14
Personals

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to Kauai by the Kinau this morning
Frank Crawford returned on the
Kinau Friday from a short business
trip to the city.
W. o. CroweII, of Waimea, return
ed this morning from a brief business
visit to Honolulu.
Judge VIM. c. Achi Jr. went to
Honolulu Saturday afternoon and re.
turned by the Kinau this morning.
Henry Blake, County Auditor, was
among the passengers by the Kinau
this morning.
VIM. Wolters arrived by the Kinau
this morning to spend the vacation
at his home in Kealia.
c. Richter, of McBryde Plantation,
returned Friday morning from a
weeks visit in Honolulu.
Herman Wolters, manager of the
Makee Sugar Company. returned Fri
day from two days trip to Honolulu.
"kins" Baggott, manager of Ma
wiliwili Garage, returned Friday
morning from a two months visit to
the mainland.
II. II. Jones, local representative
tl the Standard Oil Company, return
ed Friday morning from brief visit
to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. w. Broadbent
returned from Honolulu Friday where
they attended the graduation exercises
of the University of Hawaii. Their
son, Frank. was a member of the 1921
class.
Walter coombs,.. secretary of the
Farm Loan Board, and prominent
Mason, returned to Honolulu Satur-
day afternoon after a week spent on
Kauai in the interest of the Farm
Loan Board and the Masonic order.
Frank e. Howes, formerly with the
Won Hamm-Y Young Company sales de-
partment, but since June 1st pres
dent and general manager Of the Hon
olulu Welding and Machine Com
pany, arrived by the Kinau last Fri
day morning.
Walter EkIund, the popular repre-
sentative of the Won HammY Young
company, will return from his vaca-
tion on the mainland the latter part
of the month, when he will come to
Kauai to assume the management of
the company's branch at Kapaa.
Postmaster T. E. Longstreth has
been taking a census of all people
receiving mail in each of the boxes
at the Lihue post office. 1t is
Mr. Longstreth's intention to greatly
improve the service rendered his
patrons.
Walter McBryde and Ernst cropp
were returning passengers on the
Claudine last Tuesday morning. The
CJaudin, returne! one day early this
trip and did not stop at Nawiliwili
as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Enslehard
have moved into their fine new home
near the Jameson place. The
house is of the most modern type of
bungalows and commands a beauti-
full view both of the sea and mount
aims.
William Wolters, son of Manager
morning from Honolulu where he
has successfully completed his soph-
omore year In the course of sugar
technology at the University Of Ha-
waii.
Miss Gladys Thompson entertained
the Kapu Kane Bridge Club last
Thursday night, 1t is reported that
members of the club must sign a
voucher that they have definitely
given up all hopes before being ad-
mitted to "Kapu Kane"
Wallace r. harrington, recently
appointed governor of Hawaii. will
arrive in Honolulu from the mainland
July /. 1t is expected that he will
take over the reins of the government
Immediately. Governor Mccarthy
is to sail for the mainland as soon
as possible after the inauguration.
He has been appointed Washington
representative of the Kauai Chamber
of Commerce.
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