The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Agricultural Co., and his mother, Mrs.
H, ?. Baldwin, returned home on
Tuesday from the Coast where they
have been spending a two months va
cation. Mrs. Harry Baldwin is re
naming in San Francisco for a few
weeks longer before coming home.
Mrs. u. b. Penhalluw returned last
Saturday night from a several months
visit on the mainland. She was a
passenger to Honolulu by the Manoa
Mrs. II. b. P%enhallow, who had been
visiting friends in Honolulu for sew
cral weeks, returned home on Tues
day.
ID. L. Austin, of Davies e Company,
arrived on Maui this week on one Of
his periodical business trips.
j.. Il. Foss, civil engineer of the Maui
Agricultural Co., accompanied by his
wife. returned home on Tuesday from
a visit to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Of
FTunene were visitors in Honolulu
this week.
Joaquin Garcia, of the Bank of Maui,
went to Honolulu las1 Friday on a
business trip. During his visit he
represented the Maui alumni of st.
Louis college at a meeting of the
college alumni association.
Ralph H. Wilson, manager of the
local branch of the Won Hamm-Young
company, returned home the first of
week from a business trip to Homo
lulu.
f. II. Locey, manager of the Maui
branch of the Royal Hawaiian Sales
Co, was a business visitor in Homo
lulu the latter part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rice, who have
been on the Coast for the past three
or four months, are expected home by
the next Manoa, due about the middle
of next month.
Mrs. A. c. Rattray and children ex-
pect to leave next week for Honolulu
to join Mr.. Rattray who is now con-
nected with Cation, Neill & Company.
They are at present living in the Rice
beach cottage.
\. w. Collins, manager of the
Pioneer Mill Co, was a business
visitor to Honolulu last Saturday.
Miss Frances Gardner, of Holly
wood, Cal, arrived by the Manoa on
Wednesday and is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. c. D. Lufiiin. She expects
to make her home in Maui for an in
definite time.
Mrs. Jack Bergstrcm is in Honolulu
this week on a visit.
William Walsh, superintendent of
the Kahului Railroad, was a business
visitor to Honolulu the first of the
week.
Mrs. w. II. Field went to the Lahai-
ma hospital yesterday where she is to
undergo a serious operation today or
tomorrow.
DR., A. c. Rothrock, of Paa, has gone
to Honolulu to attend the annual meet
ing of the Hawaii medical society,
NHiSu DSSlHS IOllOllO"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlett, of Oakland,
Cal, who have resided at the Kula
sanitarium for more than a year past,
departed by the Manoa on Thursday
morning for their home. They CARR,
ed with them the aloha of the many
friends they have made during their
s%ojourn in Maui.
Mrs. William Osmers, who has been
i'll for some, was taken to the Malu-
lani hospital on Wednesday where q
number of physicians consulted re-
garding her case. Her condition is
said to be serious.
Mrs. D. w. Chilson, who has been
substituting as teacher Of the 3rd
grade of the Wailuku public school,
for several weeks, resigned last week
on account of other duties.
Rev. f. f. Pleasant returned on
Wednesday from several days spent
on Molokai on church matters.
Mrs. C. E. S. Burns returned home
last Saturday from a visit with friends
in Honolulu.
F. G, Krauss, director of the U. s..
experiment sub-station at Haiku, re
turned on Monday night from Hawa'
where he spent two weeks on business
of his bureau.
Mrs. John MacLaren and little son,
Of Paia, returned home on Tuesday
from a visit with friends in Honolulu.
Mrs. R. X. Purdy, Of Paia, who has
been visiting in Honolulu, returned
home last Tuesday.
J. A. Verret, of the sugar planters
experiment station, Honolulu, ~was a
business visitor to Maui this week.
*. C. Bryan, supervisor of vocation