The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-04-11
PERSONALS


visitor this week.
Senator j. II. Conoy is again on
the Garden Island ;fter business
trip to the metropolis.
II. H. Williams, well known Ho-
nolulu undertaken, is making visit
to the Garden Island this week.
A. Junencke, Honolulu pineapple
man, is making a business trip to
the Garden island.
A. D. Hills, returned this morning
from short business trip to Ho-
nolulu
n. 3. Graham, insurance man of
Trent Trust Co. is on the Garden
Island again this week
John Waterhouse, president of AL
exander & Baldwin, made a brief
business trip to Kauai last week.
Mrs. Villa Wright of Waimea re-
turned to the Garden Island last
Wednesday morning from a weeks
visit in Honolulu.
Mrs. Joe Huddy of Kilauea re-
turned home last Wednesday morn
ing after a few days spent in Homo.
lulu.
Mrs. J. p. kahIbaum of Kooa re-
turned to her home last Friday morn
ing after two months vacation in
California.
Richard Rice returned to Lihue
last Friday on the Claudine. He spent
his Easter vacation at the Hi-Y con-
ference at Kaneohe.
J. p. Leebrick, head of the insur.
ance department of the Home In.
surance Co., made short tour of
Kauai last week.
Rev. Chons How Fo arrived on
the Kinau last Wednesday morning
after six months visit to the Ori-
ent.
Ernst Giesecke, piano expert ar
rived from Honolulu last week and
is busily engaged in tuning and re-
pairing pianos.
1t. T. r. Aaron arrived on the Clau-
dine last Friday morning. He is in
charge of a number of Kamehame-
ha cadets
Mr.. and Mrs. ManIey X. Hopkins,
of Honolulu are spending their hon
eymoon on Kauai. Mr.. Hopkins was
formerly territorial auditor.
Sam. S. Peck, consulting chemist
for Alexander & Baldwin. is visiting
A. & B. plantations on this island
this week.
William Moragne of Lihue return
ed to the Garden Island last Friday
from a weeks Hi-Y camping trip at
Kaneohe, Oahu.
Miss Anna Lindsay, domestic sci
ence teacher of Lihue high school,
spent her vacation with relatives in
Honolulu.
Carlos A. Long, tax collector of
the Waimea district, went to Homo
lulu last week on a short business
trip. He returned to Kauai Friday.
Mrs. A. II. Case, of Lihue, with
her young son, departed for Homo
lulu last Wednesday for a months
visit with her mother and sisters.
A. ]. Vile, teachers of mathemat-
les at the Kauai high and grammar
school, returned from Honolulu last
Friday morning. Mr.. Vile spent his
Easter vacation in the city.
Col. Adna G. Clarke, of Honolulu,
arrived on Kauai last Wednesday
morning. He and E. G. Bartlett are
in charge of the Kamehameha cad.
cts that are spending their Easter
vacation on this island.
Mrs. w. n. Grote of Kealia was
a returning passenger on the Claud-
inc last Friday morning. Mrs. Grote
spent her Easter vacation in Homo.
lulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. srenham
of Eleele, are the happy parents of
bouncing boy, Charles James, who
arrived at their home on Tuesday,
April 4th.
Joseph r. Sousa, former clerk OF
local circuit court, arrived with his
family last week and are living at
Kalaheo. Mr.. Sousa is acting man.
ager of the ]. |. Silva store.
MIR. and Mrs. William II. TiIley,
Of Eleele, announce the birth of a
SON on Friday. April T. at 12.45
a. m. He has bee named Wade
Hampton.
Frank Souza, assistant manager of
the plantation store of the Oahu
Sugar Co., arrived Friday morning
for weeks visit with his son, Louis
cashier and bookkeeper for the Ka
uai Trading Co. at Koloa-
Mrs! M. Lake, Miss Barnett, Miss
Mahoney, Miss Dalton. Miss Chap
man and Miss f. NJ Mahoney, Gar
den Island teachers returned to theil
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