The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. John Andrade has gone to Ho-
nolulu.
Young HUI has returned to Keanae
J. Walter Doyle of Honolulu return
ed home Wednesday evening.
after a trip to the capital city.
Mrs. Arthur Arlette of Kula left
for Honolulu Saturday evening.
Clarence H. Cooke was an arrival
at Kahului, Saturday morning.
Mrs. H. w. Baldwin and Miss L.
Baldwin have gone to the coast.
Mrs. c. F. Sutton has returned to
her Haiku home from Honolulu.
Mrs. II. Shirley Bush departed for
Honolulu on the Claudine Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. PiCkard
returned last Saturday from Honolulu.
Mrs. A. Fernandez and children re
turned from Honolulu Saturday morn
ing.
A. w. Collins, manager of Pioneer
Mill Co., was in Honolulu early this
week.
Mt. and Mrs. w. S. Mason of
night.
Hans Fassoth, head luna at Kipa-
hulu, has returned from a visit to Ho-
nolulu.
j. L. Wilson, construction engineer
of Honolulu, was an arrival in Maui
Monday.
Mrs. J. P. Foster of Paia was a de
parting passenger on the Claudine Sat
urday evening.
Alexander McNicol, head foreman
of the railway has returned home
from Honolulu.
Miss ]. r. Todd of Lahaina was a
departing passenger on Monday
nights Mauna Kea.
Charles Ludin, electrical engineer at
Paia, was a returning passenger on
Saturdays Claudine.
William Walsh, superintendent of
Kahului railway, returned on Satur-
days Claudine from Honolulu.
Miss Sarah M. Schurrer. a newly
arrived teacher at Paia, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Waikiki.
j. J. Keene came over from Homo
lulu this week and is contemplating
locating permanently in Wailuku.
Rev. A. c. Bowdish, who has been
visiting on the mainland is expected
to return home on Manoa, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Cooper, are still
in Honolulu. They expect to depart
for the mainland on the Great North
ern.
Miss Myrtle Huddleston, one of the
new teachers at Maui High and Gram
mar School, passed the week end in
Waikiki.
G. C. Munro of Lanai was in Lahai-
ma Wednesday to talk cattle with II.
l.. Low, representative of Giltner
Brothers.
E. ]. Dougherty spent Saturday in
Waikiki and Kahului, coming up with
Percy NJ. Pond, head of Pond Com
pany, Ltd.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Hansen of
Haiku, whose departure for Honolulu
was noted a short time since, are at
home once more.
Mrs. f. A. Hawkins, wife of the
Standard Oil representative on Maui,
suffered a slight illness last week but
is reported as having recovered.
Judge and Mrs. c.. F. Clemmons
have returned to their home in Ho-
nolulu after a visit OF several days in
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Hotel.
F. B. Cameron and his two daugh-
tiers went to Honolulu to meet Mrs.
Cameron whom they expected to re
turn from the mainland on the ano
Wednesday.
Dan Conway, kamaaina salesman of
the Islands, representing American
Factors, came over from Lahaina this
week and makes his headquarters at
the Waikiki Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin sailed
from Honolulu on the Matsonia, Wed
nesday. They left Maui Monday ev-
ening and expect to be absent from
home for six or seven weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Duncan went
to Honolulu Saturday night to meet
their daughter who was returning on
the Manoa. They expected to return
to Maui on the Manoa due here to-
morrow.
Mrs. t. A. Brown was a passenger
on the Claudine, Saturday night to
Honolulu. She accompanied her
mother-in-law, Mrs. M. l. Brown who
left this week on the Matsonid
for her home on the coast.
Harry S. Decker, president and
manager of the White Sewing Ma
chine Agency in Honolulu, who was in
Maui early last week, returned home
for the Regatta Day races and came
back to Maui again Saturday night.
William (BilD Larsen, who, for the
past several weeks has been repre-
senting Cation, Neill and Company on
Maui in connection with removal OF
old machinery from some of b plan
tations for replacement with new, re-
turned TO Honolulu Wednesday night.