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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Wooten; Best Oil landscape,
Francis Wooten; Best Cartoon
of Up-to-date Farmer: Best Car
toon of College Boy, Ernest
Hestand; Best Cartoon of Count
ry Boy, Ernest Hestand; Best
Collection of Drawing, Roma
Hawkins; Best Map of Tenn
essee, Zelma Vanhooser, Best
Map United States, Young
Wooten.
POULTRY Dept.
Class Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Mrs. D. c. Lynn; White
Plymouth Rock. Mrs D. G.
Lynn; Partridge Plymou t h
Rocks. Mrs. G. B. Hix;sSilver.
Laced Wyandotts, N. W. Jaq.
uess; Wyandotts. Mrs. A. B.
Hestand; Black Minoracs Mrs.
Sylvester Rogers; Buff Orping.
tons, S. G. Rogers; Best trio in
Show; S. G. Rogeres.
SWINE AND STEEP Section
Dept. |.
Spotted Poland China, Best
hoar over one year old, best SOW
In show. best sow under one
year old. best boar under one
year old, were won by G. L.
Dudney & Son, owners If the
Riverside Stock Farm, located
three miles west of this city
Black Poland China, best boar
under one year cid. best boar il
show. grand champion boar, wor
by S. c. Rogers. owner of Sunny
Side Stock Farm. this county
Duroc Jersy, best sow under
one year. best boar under on,
year old. Joe Draper; Blacl
Poland China. best SOW owe
year old and best SOW under on,
year old, Joe D. aper. Sheen
best eve one year old and bes
ram one year old. Raggio Staff
ord.
Dept. K. Cattle, Best bul
under one year. A. B. Aestand
Aberdeen Angus. best heife
one year old. best heifer owe
lyear old. A. B. Hestand. Short
horn. best bull over year old
u. w. Stafford.
The Keota news., 1922-11-24

Harold cuFrie already has the duck
and the soss,ss: ba. il badly in need Of
. cook. Nssssmind. Harold. spare the
fo~i for another usonth-she may come
back by Christmas OF Nsw Years.
Seth Msskiey is hoping that the
ducks ~iii be flying low neas Thursday
50 that he will have something spreisi
for which TO b. thankful.
Z. Z. Ellsworth has ehsistcned his
poo. hall. The Owl Lunch Room. ard 10
nov looking for = sign painter. Better
sce Forrest Hemphiii.
Mr.. X. h. Hemphiil returned Thuss-
day from . months visit ~iIh her pa
scnls and bsoxkss st Norfolk. Ncbs.
tesvns cswsi 10 staying II the Walt
Qusrk ksnbaeh hone whilc attending
school here.
c. o. putsdes wRs down from Chcy.
snas TO spend t~o asss wish his family
shi& week.
Mr.. Wilson and Mics owens sspee,
10 make . BUSINESS trip 10 Greeley to-
morrow.
A hig tablet TOT nickel sI Ssaaiey's.
The Keota news., 1922-11-24
ssbsersptiea q % pss Year In AAvsses
To Close o. Thanksgiving

With possibly one os two exceptions.
the business houses Of keoia will be
closed all day on Thanksgiving. Those
who have announced that they will not
open on that day are: Farmers State
Bank. c. II. Foley. II. o. HumphFy.
Cursie Hardware Co.. c. +. Dram.
The keota Ne~s. Continental Oil Com
pany. and v. A. baskey. The post
office will be kept open only long
enough for distribution Of the mail.
following arrival Of the trains.
The Keota news., 1922-11-24
THE KEOTA NEWS

Scott watt left Friday for Lns.
Angeles. Cal. whore he will spend The
winter with his son. Robert. Hts fam
iiy may 60 in she spring II hs likes ths
eoass.
MsAs b. ". Sehoooovss was III ths
hsst Of sAs week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

last week passed his oath birthday.
Mr.. Clements is thoroughly con
"ersamt WITH every day affairs and
* fairly active rhis year he Is
h""pins ny his custom OF making -
crop of tobacco with his own hands.
MIR Brown. the agent OF the com
pany which made the Confederate"
monument to he erected AT Amherst.
has arrived here. ana the monu;ncn,
has been hauled from tn" depot and
Will probably toe put up in tho next
two or three days. y force OF hands
"a now at work ON the foundation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
DANNliLE COUNCIL.
NAMES 3 OFFICIALS
Especial to The Times pispa.chl

Especial 20 Th" Times Dispatch
bANNliLE. VA. JUly IS. Tho Guy
Council has elected ,hrc" city OIL e.
"iais for a term of on. year. Non.
nt the iucumbcn;s had opposition and
each Was elected uuamiously. They.
were: Richard r Moss. a,:dItnr and
clerk OF ia" council Ralph *. Lin
Niii". CITY "ng'ne"r. K ". Garme,,.
city health officer.
q. Gray Hagley has been appoin,-
cd ass'stan, auditor 81 tho city
Numerous subord .rrr. officers E,,..
been changed In "fIc". IN" law he
Ing changed r"C"u''s 50 ts to Oh,
Wat" III" n"c"Sst'> az auu5i.,l .io,.
IONS, Ihcy ar "nul"y"d on
monthly basis NOV, instead az bo,,,,
elected FOR The yrar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

"a vaudeville viii have place on IN"
bin. Ann Gray, soprano soloist and
'arpis'. niece OF the famous drn-
ntt!c star MARY Anderson. will make
her first appearance" in vaudeville In
tho South. Miss Gray Is remark
abb" instrumcntalis, with swcc, and
strong soprano voice
Tn" Faynes. on this hill. have a
r"al novelty. II il an act IN which
singing and dancing are combined
Win gymnastic stunts The Faynes
have Just returned 20 America. after
'hree years IN England. New Zealand
ana Africa.
Kellnm and O'Dare. eccentric com
"dy entertainers viii contribute a
diversified skit IN which they display
'Nrraordlnary versatility
With tn" new vaudeville attrac-
tuDS will come nos movies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
no" TO SAVE WHEN SHOPPING
by Ruth Leigh,
author OF The Human Side OF
Netaii Selling" The a &c
OF retailing" etc.

rs vegetables constitute or should
constitute. our Chicf article Of do,
ines" summer days 1, is lupor,an,
mat YOU get the hes, possible qua.
~ f"- your money. Take cucurtors
'or instance. vegetable popular
and tasteful FOR summer salads IN
4"'"'tins. rhos" Ane-grain Skn.
rather than hard tough outside
n medium sized cucumber IS usuaN.
'h"F' desirable 'or any purpose. and
oe sur" that N" cucumh"r is thor
onshir rr'"n and no; voilow. \ y.l.
10" cucumber Is Wnr!p"
when you relcct corn on tho c,l
got fresh green husts. no, those nm,
nav" become yellow Pun down tho
hrsE when huy,ng - be sure ot good
corn inside. The hes, corn tas ,ull
milky seeds
Hadtshes maze another desirab,.
addition 10 SUMMER salads and N.
"cpr"r1 'cal housewife huvs even these
chcn1 vegetables carctuily ~, .,.rc
that you get crisp. fresh leaves on tn
punches. rcfGs" those that are VII
ed. Pinch tho radishcs between vcur
myers II they arc a, all soft, Won
may ." sur" that they viii he sogrv
on N" inside"
In buying tomatoes he sure tina,
they too. ar" fr'n and hard. and no.
too Tip". or els" Won will &c, those
SOFT, unpleasant, vegetables that arc
ci''ru!t 20 cut. II Is always hos, To
buy medium sized tomatoes. rather
han 'h"S" largo. odd-shapcd ones
mat ar" often found on the market.
Th"y arc usually easier to handle and
better 70 taste
as tho canning season Is starting.
there VIII u" a practical talk ;onor-
ROW on how "a save In buying can
ming materials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
IN AND OUT oI, TOWN.

Mssos Ida and Blanche Kurnct,-
OF Highland Park. Hchmund, and
Mrs. Raeford Eve. OF beaufort. 8 6.
viii sail from New York Saturday.
July Is. for tho bermuda Islands
Misses Rosamond ana Hcatriec
Roscher. ara spending few weeks H..
Newport Ncws as gucsts OF Mrs j.
I. Qunrles.
John g. Blunt aui family loft Rich
mond Saturday for ocean View. where
hey w.ll be for several weeks a, ,hr
Bay Shore Cottage.
Mrs. Henry Hart and lit,lo son.
Henry Hart. Jr.. have LOT, for an
indefinite stay with rcla,iy,a In
Amelia County.
Mrs. Arthur f. Dlvin-. Of Lynch
burg. and her little daughter. Nvono..
are tho guests Of Mrs Robert Alison.
Of this city
Miss Ruth Richardson. Of clarion.
and Miss Elizabeth I.auuhon. sron;
last weekend at Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. r w Arthur and
children. Audrey. Lucille and william
of city Point. visited Mr.. Arthur
sister, Mrs. Walker Owen, last week
end.
4 Mrs. Robert s Hudgins has 70
Il "A
called July /. on account of tho IN
ness OF her mother.
Mrs. John III. Frlschkorn and her
daughter, Miss Monica Frischkorn.
nave returned 10 their home on Rar
on Avenue. after spending some time
lat Virginia Beach.
Il Mr. and Mrs. John F.. Harding and
heir daughters, Misses Bertha and
Marjorie Harding, have loft for n
automobile trip TO Washington and
3Maryland. and will spend some time
ht Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. c Arthur and her grand
laughter. Miss Ruth Richardson, of
Clarihn, Va. are visiting Mrs. Ar
'hnr's daughter. Mrs walker owen,
~ 22ll BARTON Avenue.
;, Mr. and Mrs y. r. Laughon and
,ie'F daughters Misses Elizabeth,
Margaret. Edith and Katherine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

juvenile delinquency In courts sop
"r"'" ana distinct from the regular
courts Judge Clement snid ,hn, N.
state Soctal welfare Department h,I
"s""i him TO accord An .n.ervio,v
WITH on" of tn" state officials earo~.
u" makes tho appointments and N.
Judge expects TO mcst Tho off,ciai neN,
week
judge Clement snid that ha wa.
uncertain whether or not he v~nu'd
hppo'ht a separate Justice for Dan
NIHo ana PittSyivanla. II Is possible
that ia vii combine tho ci.v nd -
county as he has right 20 do unda-
The Inv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

Princess Mario Louise. OF Orleans
oldest daughter of the Duke of Ven
dome md nicco OF the Queen OF tn"
BolEiHns. attended Il dance In Mon
cnrvo House. given by Mrs. Ar1hur
Glasgow for MISC Marjorie Glasgow.
Sor d"butantn daughter and I.tdy
-eap Hamilton. the "idos, daughter
or the Duke of Hamilton. ACCORDING
TO copyrighted dispatch from Lon
don 10 the No" YORK World Say
cral hostcss"s h.. dinner parties for
tho dance. an Dog them tn. Dues. 50
OF fiamiii"H. other guests were.
Counselor Po@i Wheeler Of ,h.
American embassy. Mrs Wheeler and
Miss MeEan Lloyd G"org.
Mrs. Glasgow. u former Htchmon-
der. VINO has ruany relatives and
friends here. haY llY"d IN London for
many years. aud has become Il famous
host"ss. She IS a daughter OF ih.
lat" John J.. branch. and IS 81 sitH"r
OF John Kerr branch. OF Richmond
MI glasgow. an Internationally
known cng!ncer. IL Il brother OF Misg
Ellen Glasgow. OF Richmond cele.
hratcd novelist.
In Honor of Niis. Itogrr.on.
During tho carly part Of this week
several attractive functions wllI bo
aon. Mrs. AlnI g. Campbell Is enter
tanning tho bridal party and i f,v
n"mh boris Of tn. society So, her. AT
luncheon NJ tho Country club. ana
TUESDAY evening Mrs. william +
Parrish. Jr.. s!star OF Miss Kogerson.
who VIII be matroIl Of honor In M.
cox -liog"rsou wedding. is gi~ing !,
hur.t supper which vii Irclid. tho
Fain. set Miss Rogcrson's wcdIiuE
q Fv.
ncshay evening
In AIbcmnrIr for August
Mr. and Mrs Edward Cl!nord IA
d"rs"n VIII be at Royal DrcharL.''
no how" az Mrs AnI"r>pu's parents
Ar. aud Mrs Fred IS S,yu. near ~,
ton. Tor tho month o: August, Th,.v
VIII nave as ;b"lr guests FOR INA,
tim" Nir and Mrs George VAN.
Anderson and Miss cary Anderson.
"no STUDENT ~ iioiiins College.
Attending Itnr As>"cIntion.
~ Interest 20 Richmond society is
IN" meeting ~ N" American mar As
ISOLATION The meeting wIl ,ako
r'h"" ~ carly Nugust iu San FINN
cisco. Cal. and prominent Richmond
fvoci"'y VIII attend II. Tho special
Train VIII l"nEc on July 30 Among
mos" who VIII attend d, ar" Mr and
Nh" Randolph Williams NJ ana
--' ~. - "a" '.''' '.H r'iArNI' tff! sIl' lIt
Mnss!e Kent Raleigh. and pouaId
hIair They vii visit other points OF
interest ia IN" Wcs' before ,hclr re-
turn
s"ii'"T I"I' :".
lasted - sail from %cp YORK me
month for Eufopc are several HI,h-
mn't v'"pi" Mr. and Mrs William
i'afr.a' Jr i"av" on IgIy % They
I"ni i'm England. TO o." parc On
~ - h''N'n"r Nj. Parrish was !pF-
n.'i.F MISS kathleen Robertson.
entertained Mt White sulphur.
"h" Ms HHsh calder %:
n''' fiaHh.lu street. and 'h"ir ni"c"
"tliF + Hon "f" nav" boon
'S"'iS ny ana Mas ,ia-lauf
afghan M HAnr"F"r'' ~. Va, have.
''tIrA'' nom" N''rae'.r" affairs
NJ" gwen :'r Ms. Calder and Miss
az N" VIM" Sa.HHrr SPRING.
.-' 'h1 NOR stay 70 West virginia.
ih"h TnTty bb~t p"nrd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
AnlllScncntS
"Siar> or yesterday" M Lyric

The new show which comes IN tn.
Lyric today for tho first half Of the
Week promises many pleasant sur
HriS"S. Resides the group OF former
stars az Broadway appearing in the
DIG c"incd% act. stars of Yesterday
Whl'h includes Barney Pagan. Joseph
j. sullivan Tony Williams, CorInne
Lizzie wilson and other celebrities Of
tho lisht comedy stage. several big
Keith acts OF recent production ar.
listed among tho attractions.
On" of the classi.st musical acts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
MANY FARMERS TO
MEET AT CHESTER

Special 20 TIL" Times DIs7.tch.l
CHESTER w. July Is-Farm"rs
'rom Ton counties are expected to hc
N"r" july -. :" attend the annual
meeting o: The Farmers Mutual
B"r"f7 Association. The exercises
wi! consist az an address by A. u.
Thornhill Dairy Commissioner O.,
hiChnond and state president n. The
Farmers Union, and luncheon on tho
ibasket picnic styls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Nlcnu for Today

Breakfast Stcwcd aprlro,s or
prnn-s. poached -.r= on toast
COTE" or cocoa.
p!nn.r-IIroiled ham, milk
gravy. potatoes. spinach. buttored
string beans. bread butter, iced
tea or milk. hucklcberry roll
sauce.
Supp.r OF tomato soup.
crug'uuS. stuffed egg salad, muf-
ms Iced tea or milk. butter. can
iairupe or watermelon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
TO NAME JUVENILE
COURT JUSTICE

jSp"cial 10 The Times -Dispatchl
DAN WILLIE. IA. July ii.-JUdv =
j. Turner Clement. passing through
banvtiie for his home In Chatham
said that hc VIII appoint som. time
'hls week Il Iuv"nil" Cour, jus,ic.
Tor hanvill" aud Pittsyivania Coun-
y. nd"r Ia" recent Legislative act
y "a Incumbent on the Judges OF :ha
circuit Courts 20 appoint thesa JUS
tic"s. who will try cases involving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
County circnIt cour, 70 conr.,.

DANVILLE. VA. July 10Th.
county Circuit Court Will convene on
Monday Tn" trial Of three mon
charged with shooting and woundInr
NJ J.. Bovard. Chatham training
school student, has been set for Sep
;cmher court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Ln~,I Temperature Yc.,.rhn,.

J.. ". :"mg-rs:I-e .... &;
""Nlinnn temperature 10 J.. Nj. So
Minimum t"mr"rstpr" 90 T. NJ ca
Mean '"rl H"THtur" ys.'.-,i.v -
N"rWal temperature" Tor ms dat" 50
deficiency YESTERDAY ~
Excess since March . ,72
Excess since january "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
EveryWoman Should
Make This Test
Here's a Way to Assure
Your Baking Success

There arc many tests for baking
powder. Some are comparatively
simple Others comprise extensive
laboratory experiments All tend To
pro-" that one baking powder Is
superior or inferior TO another
But when the results Of nil pains
taking analyses hav. been carefully
noted. there still! remains 20 DO made
tn" only real t"st for any baking
powder-the test OF actual use in
the kitchen.
oratory tests. II has been proven
that better. purcr baking powder
than Heekin's cannot he made Thou
sands and thousands Of women who
use Hsektn,s Pure Rakins Powder
very day have proved IL to be the
most satisfactory, most uniform
bah ing powder on the market.
H.ekin's is made 81 the finest.
0ur"s; and hiEhest-priced ingredi-
en,s-yot IL costs you loss than any
other baking powder that even APP
?foaches Il in quality. For Heckin'a
Is soid on small margin Of profit
Any woman can ge, successful
making results with Heek!ns-not
2,nc" but ali tho time. The Heekin
they make this exceptional guar
antee:
~ ANYTHING NON b1ke-usiuo Hr,kin's
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"a your sn''', sTiisfncuon. the fuN pr,r,
81 'hr taking po'rdSr and N, prire 81
,r'rt ingr"di'r' IN whatever pou bake ,riiI
BE- I>tmn'd 70 you simplp h,t the, in
The H"ctin Company. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tho better the cook you are, the
better your baking Will be with
Heckin's.. Give II good. fair trial
on all kinds Of baking and IL will
quickly prove It's superiority. Ask
your grocer. Buy pound today
you'll Ike Teekin's.
THE HEEKIS COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. 8. weather Buroau.)
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: NirHinia-
fnrti, cloudy today and
'"n'"rrnw. oh II b ~
.rnttrrrd thunderstorm
rrs In south portion:
It'll" change in tenn
prrHtnr-.
\nrth carol a.
Fartl, cloudy today and
tomorrow. with scat
tered thuntlrrsliowrr-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Ip'Til ItninfaIl.

Rainfall - hours ending , Nj n7
Nsiniai 20 hours ending T.. M n5
Excess sine" March - -
Excess since january - a0i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

one ~ tn" lates. paris STYLES mas
recently introduced IN this country
10y Mrs. Sylvanus stokes.
H"r stylish sweater costume has
triangular Cuiout In which Hcr
mpnoura Is eiahnrately wov"n
she introduced this costume at
Eail"y's Reach 20 the fashionable
Newport colony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
90 YEARS OLD, STILL.
GROWS TOBACCO CROP

tSp"cial :" IN" ,y-pispa,ch J
NMhhiESI, Va, Ju.y Ii James
'iem"n'S. a.. Willow. in this CONT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

Special Data.

i<ri pbsrrNntibn ut J.. VI. Vest rhnS
wind direction. ruu-h,"s,. vfrI y,.Ior.
NY. 5. wcnth"r "a l.. VI cloudy
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-08-08
KAUAI MASONIC CLUB
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

The annual election and installa
tion of officers of the Kauai Masonic
Club was held Saturday night, Aug
5th at the county building in Lihue
The following were elected for the
ensuing term:
President-Frank Crawford.
Vice President-H. ID. Wishard.
Secretary-C. l.. Lane.
Treasurer-A. Menefoglio.
Several new members were ad
mitted to the roster.
Tentative plans were discussed fol
a regular old fashioned basket pic
mic dinner to be held on the beacf
at Hanalei, Sunday, Sept. 10. DR.
Patterson is chairman of the Ha
nalei contingent who are acting as
hosts for the occasion.
Every Mason on Kauai should
keep in touch with the secreary
as important matters are to be TAX
en- under final consideration at the
next meeting.
The membership is rapidly near
ing the one hundred mark.
Refreshments were served after the
business meeting.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-08-08
U. S. Army Engineers
Inspect Breakwater
PARTY OF ARMY ENGINEERS
ARRIVE ON STEAMER
KUkUI

A party of army officers belonging
to the Engineers Corps were ar
RIVALS on the Kukui yesterday. They
are on a tour of inspection and
have been busy looking over the
breakwater at Nawiliwii and various
other engineering projects on Kauai.
The party is made up of Major
II. +. Cameron, Capt Fl. p. Dram,
Capt E. H. Bowley. Capt r. II.
Stock Lieut. A. G. Lovett and Lieut..
f. o. Bowman.
Major Cameron reports having
lately seen two former residents of
Lihue. one being Charles Sweetser.
wEo was county engineer in 1906
0G. and Carl Brush who was con
struction engineer on the Hanamaulu
trestle about the same time
Ma Sweetser is row in San Fran
cisco with the federal government,
while Mr.. Brush is in New York
city. Both men We're with the Engi-
neers during the world war and
it was there that Major Cameron
made their acquaintance. He states
that they send their aloha to all
their old friends on Kauai.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-08-08
SUPERVISORS LET CONTRACT
FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL SHOP

The supervisors at their regular
meeting last Wednesday awarded
the contracts for the Kauai nigh
school shop. The Kauai Railway
company was the low bidder On the
material with a bid Of $l,S97 while
the labor was let to S. Honjiyo for
7S9.
1t is the intention of the authori-
ties in charge of the course of study
at the high school to build up a
course in the manual arts in the
school as well as their regular
academic work and business cours-
es. They believe that owing to the
peculiar situation in the islands hat
the secondary schools should be
prepared to develop students tech
nically as there has been a tendency
of the pupils to overcrowd in the
direction of the business field. One
good carpenter or plumber is worth
considerably more to the communi-
ty than several poor stenographers
or bookkeepers.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-08-08
PERSONALS

A. v. Gear, deputy auditor of the
morning on official business
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferreira of Honolu,
lu arrived last week and is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. S. Kelinoi at
Kapaa homestead, She will spend
six weeks on Kauai.
Judge D. II. Case, recently ap
pointed to the Maui circuit bench
arrived on the Claudine this morn
ing to visit his son, a. II. Case
of Grove Farm, Lihue.
Miss Helen Baesott, with the Am
erican Factors, Honolulu office, ar.
rived this morning for visit of
two weeks with her brother, C. A
Baggott of Lihue.
J. II. Moraene, returned this morn
ing from Honolulu where he accom-
panied his daughter, Miss Joseph
inc, who is leaving tomorrow on
the Maui for the mainland where
she will enter Mills College in Ook
land
Rev. Ralph w. BayIess of Lihue
who with his family have been va
cationing in Honolulu the past
month, returned on the Knau last
Wednesday morning, Mrs. Baylcss
and children will remain in Honolu
lu a short time longer.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-08-08

documents be drawn up so as to
protect all parties. Upon the motion
of Mr.. Menefoglio, seconded by Mr..
Mendes, by unanimous vote, the
chairman was authorized to employ
an attorney to draft the proper
papers between the county owners
and the property owners so that
this water system may be installed.
Mr.. Lydgate, sub land agent for
Kauai, requested that the board
take some action to tear down the
old camp building and to clean up
the grounds of the Wailua Park.
Upon the motion of Mr.. Brandt, sec.
ondcd by Mr.. Menefoglio. by unani,
nous vote an appropriation of 5000
be set aside for clearing the Ian
tana and other bushes at the above
mentioned park. The county engi-
neer was instructed to proceed with
the work of cleaning of this park
and to make arrangements for the
disposition of the old camp build
ing.
Mr.. Silva requested that steps be
taken to improve the Kalaheo wat
er works at an early date. The
county engineer, by unanimous vote,
was instructed to investigate this
matter and report at the next meet.
ing.
A petition (P.2O42) from the Wal
lua Harvesting Assn. was received re-
questing permission to use the
school house for celebration at the
end of the harvesting for the first
crop of sugar cane in this section
and upon the motion of Mr.. Mendes,
seconded by Mr.. Silva, by unanimous
vote, was granted
Mr.. Silva moved that new court
house and tax office be constructed
at Koloa and being seconded by Mr.
Mendes, was carried. The county
engineer was instructed to get to
gother with the sheriff and esti
mate the cost of having this work
done and report at the next meet.
ing.
Mr.. Silva moved that someone be
appointed to take care of the trees
and grounds of the Eleele school
during vacation time and being sec
onded by Mr.. Mendes. was carried.
The county engineer submitted a
report on estimating the cost of
grading the new site for the Ana
hola school which was referred to
him at a previous meeting as fol-
lows 1t would cost about one thou
sand five hundred dollars ($1,500)
to do this work. Upon the motion
of Mr.. Mendes, seconded by Mr..
Silva, by unanimous vote, that the
petition by the Arahola people be
granted, and the chairman was au-
thorized to negotiate with the prop.
er parties for the acquisition of the
said new lot.
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