The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1922-07-25
PERSONALS

few days in Honolulu last week,
returning Friday morning.
A. 3. Braue, of the Kauai Railway
company went to town last Thursday
on tie Helene.
Or. Justin Smith, dentist, who has
been confined to his home for the
past three weeks with the measles
returned to his practice yesterday.
II. Glass, C. c. Campbell and II.
B. Damon, of the Audit Comany of
Hawaii. are making their periodical
visit to their Kauai clients.
Mrs. C. M. v. Forster, of Lihue,
returned Friday morning from Ho-
nolulu where she has been spending
the past month with relatives.
N. A. Akana, of the Kauai Fruit
& Land company, returned on tie
Kinau last Wednesday morning from
a visit to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Stewart of
Lihue were among the Kauai folks
returning Friday morning from Ho-
nolulu
Senator John n. Wise, candidate
for delegate to congress, is on Kauai,
having arrived last Friday with the
Tandy Mackenzie party.
Miss Daisy Sheldon, who is
teacher in Honolulu, arrived this
morning to visit her home in Lii
hue.
Mrs. II. D. Case, of Wailuku, Maui,
arrived on the Claudine last Friday
and is visiting her son, E. H. Case,
of Grove Farm.
H. D. Soeeett and three children,
Dorothea. Edith and Arthur, return
ed from Honolulu last Friday morn
ing after spending a few days sight
seeing in the metropolis.
Hon, Raymond c. Brown, secre-
tary of the territory, arrived on the
Claudine this morning to complete
his work of registering the Hawaiian
born of alien parentage.
Princess e. M. X. KaIanianaole and
Mrs. A. S. Wilcox arrived from HO-
nolulu this morning for the purpose
of organizing women's auxiliary
branches of the Republican clubs.
Mrs. Herman WoIters arrived from
Honolulu this morning. She, with
her daughter were returning passen-
gers from the mainland by the last
Matsonia.
Charles Lane, Miss Lucille Lane and
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. e. Longstreth re-
turned to Lihue this morning after
spending several days at Kokee.
Deputy Sheriff W. o. Crowell and
Mrs. Crowell were among the pas
sengers returning from Honolulu
last week, where Mr.. Crowell was
in. attendance at the Republican ter
ritorial convention.
Adrian EngIehard, superintendent
of the Ahukini Terminal and Rail
way company, is making business
visit to Honolulu. He went over on
the Claudine last Friday evening.
Miss HiIda Maser, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and and Mrs. Carl Maser,
formerly of Kauai, arrived from Ho-
nolulu last Wednesday morning and
will be the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Kuhlman of Lihue.
Mrs. Leslie w. Wishard and two
children arrived Friday morning
from their home in Kohala, Hawaii
and will spend several weeks in
Lihue visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
II. d. Wishard
DR.. L. L. Sexton, of Hilo, arrived
who is visiting her parents, Mr..
Friday morning to join his wife,
and Mrs. VIM. Hyde Rice of Lihue.
DR. Sexton returned by the Matson-
ia last week from a business trip
to the mainland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. kimbaIl, with
their two sons, George and Richard,
arrived from Honolulu last Friday
and have gone to Kokee, where
they will spend the next few weeks.
The Kimballs are the proprietors
of the Halekulani hotel, Honolulu.
Mrs. Kimball is a sister of Mrs. c.
A. Rice and Mrs. C. NJ " Forster
Mrs. Herman VOTERS and daugh-
ter Martha of Kealia, returned from
their vacation trip to the mainland
on the Matsonia last week.
n. P. Faye, returned from Homo
lulu last Friday accompanied by his
son and daughter, Alexander and
Isabella, returning home from col
lege for the summer vacation,