The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-03-28
PERSONAL
MENTION

William Walsh, superintendent of
the Kahului Railroad, has returned
from Honolulu were he went last
week to attend a meeting Of the direc-
torate of the company.
Miss Alta G. Mason, of Portland,
Ore, arrived last Saturday evening
from Honolulu where she has been
spending the winter for a few weeks
visit as the guest of Mrs. Mark Lewis,
at Haiku. J
Miss Charlotte Powers, a talented
reader and ~impersonator, who has
been in Honolulu for some months,
stopped off last Friday night on her
return from a visit to Hilo, and is
the house guest of Mrs. d. H. Case,
in Waikiki for a short time. While
in Hilo Miss Powers took part in an
ambitious amateur entertainment on
st. Patrick's day, given under the
auspices of the Hilo Dramatic Club.
Mrs. Frank Brigham, wife of Capt.
Brigham, of the U. S. Army medical
corps, now stationed On detached ser
vice in Wailuku, arrived last week
from Honolulu and is stopping with
her husband at the Grand Hotel.
w. H. Engle, of the insurance de-
partment of the Baldwin National
Bank, was in Honolulu this week on
business.
Mrs. Frank Burns of Kailua, re-
turned home last Saturday after sew
eral months spent in Honolulu. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mccarthy, who will be her guest Tor
some time.
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TO Honolulu last Friday night. He
took an active interest during the
week in the woman suffrage fight in
the house of representatives.
Mrs. w. w. Keith, one of the teach
ers in the Paia school was a passeng-
er to Honolulu last Friday night. 1t
is understood that she has accepted
a transfer to one of the Honolulu
schools.
c. w. Sleeper, of the Lahainaluna
School, was a visitor in Honolulu last
Saturday.
f. H. Locey, the Royal Hawaiian
Sales Co.'s representative on Maui,
was a business visitor to Honolulu
last Saturday returning the same
evening.
Lieut.. w. A. Anderson, of the U. S.
Navy, SJdJlOlleu dI Itdll Ildl pOlb =
turned to Oahu on Monday night af-
ter visiting his parents in the Ham
district. He was formerly manager OF
the now defunct Nahiku Rubber Co.,
OF east Maui.
Mrs. Becky Ihihi, of Lahaina, went
to Honolulu on Monday night to work
for the woman's suffrage bill.
Mrs. H. P. Baldwin went to Homo
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Dwight Baldwin, the young son OF
DR.. w. D. Baldwin, who has been
quite seriously ill. She was also ac-
companied by Mrs. Frank Baldwin
and Mrs. S.. A. Baldwin.
j. H. Kunewa, tax assessor for
Maui, and Mrs. Kunewa, who were in
Honolulu for over a week where Mr..
Kunewa attended a meeting of the
tax equalization board, returned home
last Saturday.
Henry Bredhoff, of the Honolulu
Film Supply Co., was a visitor on
Maui this week on business. His son
Carl, we'll known on Maui, has just
returned from attending the officers
training school at Camp Pike.
]. S. B. Mackenzie, who resigned
his position as manager of the Puu-
meme Store, about a year ago in or
der to go to England to get a chance
at the Hun, is returning soon to Maui
and will resume his old position. Mr.,
Mackenzie arrived a little too late to
get n action.
F. F. Baldwin returned this week
from Honolulu where he spent ten
days on business connected with Alex
ander & Baldwin. He made a trip to
Kauai while away.
Thornton Lyman, of the Hawaiian
sugar planters association experiment
station, is filling the position made
vacant by the resignation some time
since Of ]. T. Moir, Jr., who is now
associated with the H. c. G. S. Co.
John A. Palmer, of the territorial
tax office, Honolulu, was on Maui last
Saturday looking into various matters
relating to corporations. ~
Mrs. Harry c. Mossman, who was
operated upon in the Malulani hospi-
tai yesterday morning for a tumor,
is reported to be getting along very
well.
Norman Wells, of Haiku, returned
IN Wednesday from Honolulu, where
he is attending the Honolulu Military
Academy, to spend his Easter holt
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Wells.
Mrs. w. w. Keith, for the past year
a teacher in the public school at Paia,
has accepted a transfer to teach in a
Honolulu school. She left Maui last
Friday night for her new post.
DR., and Mrs. aSharles o. Hansen, of
Pasadena, Cal, arrived on Wednes-
day evening for a brief visit on Maui.
Mr.. Hansen is an old friend of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan II. Carey, whose guests
he and Mrs. Hansen will be during
part of their visit. They are in the
Islands on their honeymoon, having
been married in Los Angeles a few
weeks ago. DR.. Hansen is a promin-