The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION

II. I, EeuudllOW TeluIHeu Jue HlSL
of the week from a short trip to
Honolulu.
d. H. Case went over to the big
city on Mondays Mauna Kea and re-
turned Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Nashimo, the new school
teacher at Waihee, arrived Wednes-
day evening from Honolulu. She was
accompanied by her father who is re-
turning to Honolulu next Monday.
Ed. McCorriston of Molakai became
a member of the Lawyers Fraternity
last Tuesday when he successfully
passed his examinat' on. He returned
to his home yesterday.
PAX Wong, assistant bookkeeper of
the Waikiki Sugar Co, has good for
tune coming his way. Last Sunday
Mrs. PAX Wong presented him with
q little boy and the text day h. for
got work in order TO take a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Julia Medeiros of Paia leaves
on Saturday in the Clludine for Homo
lulu, where she will continue hei
studies at the Normal, at which insti-
tute Miss Medeiros re-enters as a
Freshman.
Eben Cushingham and Leon Sterl-
ing of Honolulu have been examining
birth certificates on this island during
the past two weeks. While, in Wal
luku they were registered at the
Grand. Both gentlemen leave for
home in the Mauna Kea his evening.
j. E. Turner Jr., OF E. o. Hall &
Sons, of Honolulu, has been visiting
his brother Edgar Turner at the Wal
luku Hotel. Mr.. Turner who is a
keen ollower of the Regatta returns
this evening in time to see his favor
tie sport on Saturday
Leo Austin of the Hardware Depart
ment OF Theo. H. Davies & Co., ar
rived on a business trip from Hama
last Wednesday.
Joe Gonsalves, for the past "a years
with the Waikiki Sugar Company, re-
signed September 18th as Water Luna
for the Waikapu Division of the Plan
tation. Mr.. Gonsalves expects to
visit the mainland shortly.
w. w. G. Moir, Cornell University
graduate and formerly Agriculturist
for the County of Hawaii, succeeds
Lewis T. Lyman as Experimental Sta
ton representative here. Mr.. Lyman
resigned his position a few weeks ago
to take up the Overseership of the
Kaanapali Division If the Pioneer
Plantation, which was open by the
resignation of E. Br2cht, recently APP
pointed manager pf the Waiahae
Plantation on Oahu.
George N. Weight, ST., was the re-
cipient of many congratulations last
Wednesday, the occasion being his
55th anniversary.
Rev. S. X. KamaioPili arrived on
Maui by the Mauna Kea last Satur-
day for a visit on the Valley Isle.
After a visit in Honolulu of several
weeks Jose G. Serrao of Hilo left by
the Claudine Friday and stopped over
for a visit on Maui with his Hilo
friends.
Mr.. H. E. Savage, of Honolulu, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Say
age at Waikiki.
Ralph Wilson, manager of Won
Hamm Young Company, took a flying
trip to Honolulu last week.
Mr.. L. D. Timmons. of the Honolulu
Star Bulletin will be a visitor to Wal
luku during the Maui County Fair and
Civic Convention. Mr.. Timmons will
come as special correspondent for the
Star Bulletin and will renew old
friendships at hat time. He will be
accompanied by his wife and small
daughter.
Politically DR.. Raymond may lose
races, but n can't say he doesn't
know how to breed horses for win
ners after seeing the way Robert Lee
overlook his opponents at the Homo
lulu races.
The GonsaIves GIee Club furnishes
music for any occasion. Phone SPA
Paia.-Adv.