The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-05-16
PERSONALS

Allan Faye was an incoming pas
senger on the Kinau last Wednes-
day morning.
w. C. Achi Sr father of Judg,
Achi of Lihue. is making a visit
with his son and family.
w. Blackstead of Hanamaulu re
turned Friday from a short business
trip to Honolulu.
Gaylord p. Wilcox arrived this
morning to attend the dedication ex.
ercises of the Lihue parish house.
Y. Y. Tsue returned from short
business trip to Honolulu this morn.
ing.
Mrs. p. A. Romano, of Koloa, was a
returning passenger from Honolulu
last Friday morning.
John Neill, fatLer of Mrs. X. d.
Moler, returned to Lihue last Fri
day after visit of several weeks
in Honolulu.
The Kekaha-Waimea Social Club
| will give dance at the Waimea
hall Saturday, May 20tl.. This is
| the first of series of affairs to be
given by the club.
Mrs. Charles Rice will be at home
| at Kalapaki on Thursday afternoons
to any of her friends who care to en-
| joy the wonderful bathing at Kala-
paki.
| Mr. and Mrs. David Kamaiopili
and three children returned from
Honolulu to their home at Port
Allen last Wednesday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Patrick Takakashi
of Lihue are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a daughter at their home
| The little lady is to be called Julia
| SaChi.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox and three
children arrived via tie Claudine to
attend the dedication of the Lihue
parish house.
Richard Quinn, U. S. engineer, was
over from Honolulu last week on
one of his regular visits of inspec-
ton of the breakwater.
IL. ID. Sloggett returned last Wed
nesday from Homo. .ulu, where he
went to accompany Prof. F. j, Dol
linger, who underwent a serious op
Grafton last week.
Miss Dorothy Tsue who is study
ing nursing at the Queens hospital
arrived from Honolulu this morn
ing to spend her vacation with her
brothers and sisters at Nawiliwili
r. r. Moler, manager of Lihue
plantation, returned last Friday
morning from Honolulu, to which
place he accompnied Mrs. Moler, who
departed for the mainland on the
Manoa last Wednesday.
Norman King, the chemist for the
Koloa Sugar company, returned from
Honolulu this morning. He has beer
to Honolulu to attend the funera
of his father, who died suddenly
last Thursday morning.
A. NJ. Ormiston, forman of thu
Hawaiian Pineapple company, Ho
nolulu, arrived by the Kinau las
/ Wednesday morning to visit will
his daughter, Mrs. VIM. II. Tilley
, of Eleele, and to join Mrs. Ormistoi
who has been visiting their daugh
ter for several weeks.
Miss Candina Tonini, who under
went a serious stomach operation il
Honolulu in April, is again on la
Z uai and recovering rapidly. Mis-
Tonini's health is much better an
complete recovery is only mat
ter of a little time.
Prof. Forrest j. DOllinger, prime
l. pal of the Kauai high school,
n showing every evidence of having pul
8 ed thru his operation most success
fully He was operated on last wee
D. in Honolulu for cankers of the ston
n ach. 1t is hoped that he will be Abl
to return to Lihue in a month O
a six weeks and to convalsce in hi
Garden Island home.
Count" Richter, chemist for tn
McBryde Sugar company, was r.
turning passenger on the Kinau las
s Wednesday morning. Mr. Richie
made "A short business trip to HI
nolulu the preceding week.