The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-09
PERSONAL
MENTION

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branch of the Royal Hawaiian Sales
Co, is spending a vacation on the Big
Island. His place Is being taken by
Al. Morrison, who came V from
Honolulu last week for that purpose.
S. S. Paxson, president of the board
of health, and manager of the Royal
Hawaiian Sales Co, was on Maui the
first of the week looking into his sew
eral interests here.
Senator and Mrs. Harry A. Baldwin
OF Paia, returned last Saturday from
Honolulu where they made their home
for the past two months during the
session of the Legislature.
Frank Hohlweg, an expert automo-
bile trimmer from Honolulu, has de
cided to open a shop on Maui and
arranged for quarters with the Maui
Garage & Transportation Co. He has
moved his family to Waikiki, having
taken the Weddick house on Main
street. Mrs. Hohlweg was formerly
a Miss Slender, of Maui.
Paul A. MacCaughey, assistant prin-
cipal of the Mckinley High School,
Honolulu, was on Maui from Saturday
to Monday evening taking in the
points of interest on this island and
incidentally making the acquaintance
of quite a number of Maui people. 1t
was his first visit here. Mr.. Mac
Caughey is a brother of the territor-
ial superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
Senator and Mrs. Harold w. Rice
and children will leave Honolulu by
the Lurline next week for a several
months visit on the mainland. Sem
ator Rice came up on Saturday to
look after business matters. Mrs. Rice
is still in Honolulu.
A. C. Rattray, accountant for the
Haiku Fruit & Packing Co., was a
business visitor to Honolulu on Satur-
day, returning the first of this week.
j. 3. Thomson, assistant manager
Of the II. c. & S. Co., who has Just
been appointed manager of the Oahu
Sugar Co., returned home last Satur-
day night from Honolulu where he
mad been to see about the new job.
He will probably leave tomorrow for
Oahu to get in touch with his new
work.
Dr.. S. d. Weisbaum, of Waikiki,
was a visitor to Honolulu on business
The first of this week.
H. B. Weller, territorial manager of
the Union Oil Co., and owner of the
'ocal moving picture business, was a
visitor to Maui last Saturday, return
ing to Honolulu on Monday evening.
j. Patterson, of the Kahului Rail
road Co., was a visitor to Honolulu
this week in connection with the pass
enger service Of the Matson Naviga-
tion Co., for which his company is
local agent.
Mrs. Harold E. S%tarratt, of Olaa,
Hawaii, is visiting friends and rela-
ives on Maui. Mrs. Starratt was
Miss rene Aiken, and her visit is a
pleasure to many Maui people.
d. b. Murdoch, of Paia, is on Kauai
this week auditing the books of A. &
b. plantations on that island.
Capt. and Mrs. Fletcher G. Sanborn
are leaving this week for a several
onths vacation trip TO China. Capt.
Sanborn recently served on detached
service from the army medical corps
during the influenza epidemic in La
hama, but was relieved a short time
ago. He and his wife expect to be
in the Orient until about August l.
+. S. Smith, formerly secretary and
ire of the Haiku Fruit & Pack
inS Co., but who has been located on
the mainland for some time, is max
Ing a temporary visit to Maui, arriv-
ing last Saturday. 1t is possible that
he may go into business in Honolulu
shortly. Mrs. Smith is still on the
mainland.
w. O. Aiken returned on Saturday
night from a brief business trip to
honolulu.
Enos Vincent, candidate for coun-
~ attorney against Attorney Z. r.
Beyins, is on Molokai today pushing
his campaign.
DR.. J. r. Wayson, chief sanitarian
Of the board of health, has been on
Maui since Tuesday making a gen
eral inspection of health and sanitary
conditions on this island. He returns
to Honolulu tonight.
County Attorney E. r. Bevins was
in Hama on Tuesday of this week on
personal and public business.
Rev. r. B. Dodge went to Homo
lulu this week to attend the monthly
meeting of the Hawaiian Board. He
is expected home tomorrow evening.
J. n. X. Keola has gone to Hilo to
make his home on his Waiakea home
stead lot.