The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-12-10
PERSONAL MENTION

ANAhAA
d. c. Lindsay is on Oahu attending
a meeting of the school commission.
DR.. w. d. Baldwin returned from
the mainland this week.
DR.. Frank A. st, Sure was an Oahu
visitor no Maui this week.
Miss Jessie Baldwin. who has been
i'll at Paia for a week past, is report
ed as on the road to recovery.
H. H. Morehead is expected to re
turn to Maui in the course of the next
few weeks.
Rev. h. e. Pleasant has had DR.. and
Mrs. Hoag for his guests for the past
week.
II. NJ. Wells returned from a meet
ing of supervising principals Honolulu
last Friday night.
Mrs. V. A. Vetlesen and two chill
dren are expected back from the main
land next week.
Judge Ferry of Hawaii was a bust
ness visitor in Wailuku the first of
the week.
" Itlullltu W IlOilOlllU
Tuesday after a business visit on
Maui.
William Lowe of Haiku has return
ed from a visit to the mainland bring
ing with him a new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Wolf were
passengers leaving Honolulu on the
Ventura.
Miss Maybelle Taylor, stenographer
of the Child Welfare Board was re-
ported as i'll at home yesterday.
Mrs. Enos Vincent is expected to re
turn to the Islands on the next Ma
noa.
Miss Kathleen Malloy a teacher on
Maui about -four years ago. is now in
Buckley. Washington.
Enos Vinvent will go to Honolulu
either tomorrow night or Monday
night to meet Mrs. Vincent on her re-
turn from the mainland.
F. H. Eaton, who has been with Pau
wela Canning Company will take the
position in the Bank of Maui recent
ly vacated by Jerome b. Wolf.
R. c. Bowman, director of vocation
al training on Maui, will go to Homo
lulu to attend a meeting of vocation
al trainers next week.
II. Gooding Field is recipient of a
fine tribute from Hawaiian Depart
ment headquarters on his retirement
from the army.
Alfred Wadsworth was a visitor on
Maui last Saturday when his father,
R. a. WadswOrth, underwent an opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Fleming have
suffered the loss of their little son
whose birth was announced last
month.
Helbert st. c. TAFT, division deputy
Collector of U. S. internal revenue,
left for Honolulu en- route to the
mainland last week.
R. A. Wadsworth who recently un-
derwent a serious operation at Malu-
lani Hospital is reported as making
good progress toward recovery.
w. H. Mcdonald has severed his
connection with Maui Drug Company
and will leave for the mainland next
week where he expects to continue
studies in pharmacy and medicine.
Chock Chong rendered a Chinese
dinner to w. II. Mcdonald this week
prior to Mr.. McDonald's departure to
the mainland. The dinner was given
at Mr.. Chong's home.
MI. and Mrs. Grant Bailey returned
from Honolulu Tuesday morning
where they had gone to meet Mr..
Bailey's son upon his arrival from
the mainland.
Chairman Sam Kalama was able to
preside at the meeting of the board
of supervisors, Wednesday. He is
still weak from his recent illness and
has to conserve his strength.
Rev. Father Thomas A. Meagher
and Rev. FIR. Patrick j. O'Reilly, hay
ing completed their mission in the
Islands, departed for the mainland
last week.
Miss Billie Gardner, who has
been on Maui for a year and a half
past and has been ~stenographer in
the Bank of Maui, is leaving next
week for her home in Hollywood. Miss
Gardner will be greatly missed in
Maui social circles. Mrs. F. H. Eaton
will fill Miss Gardeners position in
the bank.