The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-03-07
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enza. He is still weak.
e. r. Bevins returned home on
Wednesday evening after a weekend
trip to Honolulu on business.
Mrs. Will. ]. Cooper was a return
ing passenger by the Mauna Kea on
Wednesday, after spending 10 days
visiting friends in Honolulu.
Herman Alexander, son of A. c..
Alexander, recently discharged from
army service, arrived on Maui last
Saturday and has taken a position
with the East Maui Irrigation Co.
Mrs. James Cumming of Maui is
the house guest of her brother and
s~isterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild.
Advertiser.
Miss Mabel Taylor, of Hamakuapo-
ko, returned home this week from Ho-
nolulu where she has been employed
in the Bank of Hawaii, for a vaca-
ton.
Mrs. A. G. Rothrock, of Paia, is in
Honolulu this week visiting friends.
Supervisor Ben Hollinger, of Homo
lulu, is a visitor in Maui this week.
He Is here in connection with the
agency for an automobile tire which
he controls in the territory.
Paul f. Lada, who left Waikiki
about a year ago and went through
an artillery officers training school
at Newport News, Va, is in San
Diego, Cal, with his mother, on his
way back to the Islands. According
to a letter received from him this
week he expects to sail from San
Francisco on the 18th.
H. A. r. Austin, of the photographic
survey, who returned to the Islands
recently from army service on the
mainland, arrived on Maui on We'd
nesday evening in connection with
his old job. His many Maui friends
have been glad to welcome him back.
Fred C. Cowell, an engineer of the
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.,
who left his position last summer to
go back to England where he hoped
to fn1 an opportuH. v of takilE a
crack at the Hun, returned this week,
reaching Maui on Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Cowell reached England a
few weeks before the war ended, but
had not succeeded in getting enlisted
when the end came.
Mrs. w. Leslie West, formerly of
Maui, who went with her husband to
the mainland about two years ago,
passed through Lahaina on Wednes-
days Mauna Kea on her way to Ha-
wall where Mr.. West is now employ
ed on the Parker Ranch. She has
been in Honolulu for several weeks.
Miss Anna Albrecht, for several
years a nurse in the Paia hospital,
who left here some months ago for
war work, passed through Honolulu
this week enroute to the mainland
from Java, where she had been for
some time.
H. Lee Sauers, formerly a home
steader in the Haiku district, who
went to Oregon with his family sew
eral years ago, returned to Honolulu
last week accompanied by his brother
George Sauers, a prominent lumber
man of the northwest, who Is suffer
ing from a nervous breakdown fol-
lowing the strenuous work Of supply
ing the wal demand for lumber dur
ing the past two years.
Mr.. Fred Murphy, former principal
of the Keahua school, has been dis
charged from the army, and has TAX
en- charge of the Hamakuapoko school
as principal.
Charles Cowan, chief engineer of
the Waikiki Sugar Co., has resigned
his position to take effect at the end
of this month. He and Mrs. Cowan
expect to go to Honolulu early in
April. They may later go to the
Philippines.
Mrs. NJ. r. Kiester and little son
Ross, arrived last Saturday night
from Honolulu and are visiting Mr..
Kiester at the Grand Hotel. They
will return to Honolulu in a few days.
Mrs. II. s. Walker, of Lahaina, re-
turned on Wednesday from a short
visit in Honolulu.
Sanford and Jack Walker, of Ha-
~makuapoko, who have just received
their honorable discharges from the
telegraph corps OF the army, returned
home this week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Wells, of Haiku, was a
returning passenger by Wednesdays
Mauna Kea from Honolulu where she
spent several weeks with friends.
James Bicknell, city and county
auditor of Honolulu, is making a short
visit at the home of his sister, Mrs.
j. T. O'Brien, at L~ahainaluna.
Alfred Wadsworth Of Wailuku, was
It passenger to Honolulu on Monday
night. He will possibly accept a posi-
ton with the Home Insurance Com
pany.
w. o. Aiken, of Paia, went to Ho-
nolulu this week to attend a meeting
of the Hawaii promotion committee,
of which he is a member.
Miss Betty Cramer, Miss Gertrude
Judd, Miss Geister and Robert Judd
fcomposed a party which made the as.
cent of Haleakala this week.
A. BOrba, Jr,, of the county clerks
Office, is able to be about again after
being laid up with flu for several
weeks.
Albert Kia, of the Maui News me
chanical department, is back at work
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