The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-02-07
Personal Mention

Frederick A. Cloves on Tuesday eve
ning.-Star-Bulletin.
Mrs. w. d. Baldwin and daught-
ers Of Hawaii are in Los Angeles for
a few weeks.-Los Angeles, Cal, Ex-
aminer, January IL, 1919.
Corporal Ernest Borba vivas, who
received his discharge from the army
last week, arrived home to Waikiki
last Saturday morning. He returned
to Honolulu on Wednesday to take a
position with the Inter-Island Co., as
shipping clerk on the Kilauea.
Among the Maui boys who return
ed from Schofeld last Saturday are
Frank Bal, Joe Sylvia, Charlie Wal
waiole, Thomas Clark, and Harvey
Cornwell.
John Watt, county agent for Maui,
was in Honolulu this week on a bust
ness trip. Mr.. Watt expects to re-
sign his position SOC and leave to
resume his studies at Cornell Univer-
sity, which were interrupted by his
efforts to get into the war game.
Superintendent of School H. w.
Kinney was a visitor to the Hama dis
trict this week, coming up from Hon
olulu by the Claudine on Tuesday
morning and returning on Wednes-
day.
]. B. McSwanson, an island news
paper man well known on Maui, who
went to the mainland some months
before the war ended to attend an
officers training camp, is back in Ho-
nolulu where he has accepted a posi-
ton on the Advertiser.
F. B. Cameron, of Paia, was a visi-
tor in Honolulu this week.
Lieut.. George S. Raymond, who
will probably get his discharge from
the army next week Or soon there
after, is expected to at once return to
Maui to resume0his work as supervis-
ing principal of Maui schools.
Major T. NJ. Church, of Alexander
& Baldwin, who recently returned to
the Islands after a year or more of
war work for the government as an
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ment in Washington, paid his first
visit to Maui since his return, last
Saturday. He was given a warm wei
come by his many friends here. Major
Church stopped off on his return from
Hilo. He was accompanied by e. f.
Nicols, manager of the Hilo Mer-
camille Co.
p. X. Mclean, assistant secretary
of the Hawaiian Trust Co., of Homo
lulu, came up on Wednesday evening
on business connected with the Kalua
estate in the End circuit court.
Miss Gertrude Judd, Miss Parsons
and Mrs. o. j. Whitehead will go to
Honolulu tomorrow for a week or 10
days visit, during which they will take
a course of lectures on war recon
struction work. They will stay at
the Y. VIC. A., during their visit.
P. H. Ross, of the insurance depart
ment of the Bank of Maui, went to
Honolulu this week on business.
DR.. Frank st. Sure was called to
Honolulu on Wednesday evening on
urgent business. He will probably
return in a few days.
Mrs. H. NJ. Wells, of Haiku, went
to Honolulu this week where she will
visit friends for a week or two.
Capt. F. G.. Sanborn, of the army
medical corps, who is assigned to
duty for the present in Lahaina or
account of the influenza epidemic,
was a visitor to Waikiki for a short
time last Sunday. He was registered
at the Maui Hotel.
c.. d. Lufkin went to Honolulu on
Wednesday evening On business con
nected with the construction of the
new Bank of Maui building and post
office for Waikiki.
Chairman Sam Kalama, of the
board of supervisors, and Sheriff Glen
Crowell, were in Hama district on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
in connection with a number of mat
ters concerning county affairs.
Mrs. B. j. Bridgeford returned this
week from Honolulu where she spent
several weeks.
Rev, F. l. Collins, rector of the
Church of the Messiah, of Providence
r. l., was an arrival on Maui this
week in the ourse of a general tour
of the Islands. He is visiting the
various points of interest, and is
stopping at the Waikiki Hotel.
NJ. R. Drummond, territorial bank
examiner, has been on Maui during
the past week making is periodical
examination of the books of the sew
eral territorial banks, and of the
those of the county offices. He hopes
to finish his work today.
David Rattray, of Puunene, who
was called out by the draft about a
year ago, and has neen doing mill
tary duty on Oahu even since, was dis
charged this week and returned to
Maui Wednesday evening.