The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-18

The Board of Registration of voters
for Maui win make a circuit Of East
Maui, beginning at Huelo. September /
End. =
Bad news has been recently received
as to the health of Attorney Geo. Hons /,
who is at present in California.
d. D. Baldwin and family have been
rusticating at Olinda House recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Carlton and two
daughters of Lahainaluna are camping
out in the little red cottage" near the
old Maunaolu Seminary premises an
Makawao.
James Fleming of Grove Ranch. Paia,
has recently purchased forty acres OF
land belonging to the Green nomes'eau
in Makawao. He will soon build cot
tage there.
| Tuesday, the 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur D. Baldwin departed for their
new home in Cleveland where MI
Baldwin is a member of the legal fra
ternity. They have been guests of their
relatives and friends on Maui for sew
eral weeks past
! Congra tulations are being offered Mr.
and Mrs Louis Won Tempsky of Hale
akala Ranch upon the advent of baby
| girl, Sunday, the 10th.
Postal Inspector Carr and Postmaster
/
| KipahuIu to Makawao via the crater
| of Haleakala, Sunday, the 10th.
| Saturday afternoon, the 9th, the COM
nittee of the Makawao Book Club met
at Sunnysde, Paia and selected ~
! popular books to be read by the 50 CLUB
! members next year.
! Miss Mary Z. Fleming of Paia de-
parts today for Honolulu to spend some
! vacation days in Manoa valley.
Miss Muther returns to Honolulu to-
day after visit of several weeks at
Hamakuapoko.
weather: Showers on the Hama re-
: gion every night. but only occasional
ly in other sections.
FROM THE MAUI NEWS.
WAILUKU, Maui. August 15.-On
last Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baldwin rendered an elegant
and typical Hawaiian luaJ 10 Mr.. ono
Mrs. Arthur Baldwin, who leave for
Cleveland Ohio this week where Mr..
Baldwin will engage in the practice OF
law.
The lanai of the residence of the host
and hostess was aflame with Hawai-
ian flowers interviewer with wreathS
of ferns and other greenery sparkling
with electric lights and draped with
American and Hawaiian flags. The luau
itself was composed of every obtalnaDle
/ Hawaiian delicacy and the scene was
enlivened by the strains of Wailuku
ouintet club music. At the close of the
luau, the entire party adjourned TO the
residence of Hon. H. 2. Baldwin where
dancing was INDUCED in TIL midnight.
One of the best and most holly con-
tested games of baseball ever witnessed
on Maui took place at Wells Park last
Sunday afternoon between the Walkapd
and the heretofore invincible Morning
stars. the Morning Stars going down
in defeat for the first time this sea-
son, the score being to 5.
The credit of the victory belongs 20
Searle, the promising pitcher OF the
Waikapus, who pitched superb bail ana
kent his hits well scattered. Jackson,
evidently had an off day as he was not
I'D to his usual form, such as has been
seen in his past games.
The Waikapus were reinforced by
Rosecrans who put up very credit
able game at short stop, but was not
up to his usual standard. not having
been able to practice for some months.
Waiyaiole at left made two beautifui
catches and his lucky drive in the sth
inning won the game for the Waikapus.
The net receipts for the ball game
on Tuesday were about s95. the entire
Charley Chilliugworth. to assist in de-
frayine the expenses of the visiting
team.
Mr. H. D. Wishard, who had accept
ed the position of bookkeeper at the
Waikiki Plantation, has received
more favorable offer on Kauai, fol
which place he will leave in couple
of weeks. His successor has not yet
been announced.