The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION


Paul Lada returned from a trip to
Honolulu Tuesday morning.
Attorney Eugene Murphy made a
business trip to Hilo last week.
Mrs. D. S. Wadsworth has for her
guest Miss Ethel Harrison OF Homo
lulu.
Former Governor George r. Carter
has been on Maui for the past several
days.
Attorney Enos Vincent was a return
ing passenger from Honolulu last Sat
urday.
William Tougher of Puunene made
a trip TO Honolulu by the Monday Ma
una KCa.
Edward +. BODICE, director Of the
Won Hamm-IOUng Company, is here
for the Fair.
Charles G. Heiser Of Trent Trust
Company is over from Honolulu to at
tend the fair.
When you want some real Jazz
Music call up the Famous Iaia Sch0C,
Orchestra.-Ady
Charles f. Merrill of the Honolulu
Star-Bulletin staff is Representing his
paper at the Fair.
Henry p. %O'Suniyan, secretary Of
the utilities commission is spending
his vacation on Maui.
Makawao Ladies Aid Society will
hold its annual bazaar in PIia Com
munity House, October 2e.
II. B. Weller has returned to Homo
lulu after a week on Maui looking al
ter his business interests here.
Governor Charles J. Mccarthy came
over on the Mauna Kea, Wednesday
and attended the Fair yesterday.
L. l. McCardless, democratic candi-
date for delegate to congress opened
his campaign On Maui this week.
Alexander Valentine, manager o.
Olowalu Plantation, returned from Ho-
nolulu at the end of last week.
Lee Newton Of the Newton AutomO-
bile Exchange, Ltd, OF Honolulu came
over on Monday to remain through the
Fair.
Hamilton p. Agee, director of the H.
S. p. A. Experiment Station was 4
Wednesday evening arrival for the
Fair.
Harry II. Holt, Maui manager Of
Royal Hawaiian Sales Company, has
returned from a business trip to Ho-
nolulu.
Cyril w. Tinker, of Pond Company,
Ltd, is on Maui in the interests OF
the sale of the new stock issue OF the
Pond Company.
Major Lawrence Reddington former
ly of the Hawaii National Guard, las
received his commissions as major IA
the regular army.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wadsworth have
for their guests their son, a. X. Wads-
worth and wife who came over from
Honolulu last Saturday.
Il. +. Engle of Multi Plantation, ko-
hala, Hawaii, is spending a three
weeks vacation in Wailuku with his
sons Walter A. and William II. Engle.
Delegate Jonah X. Kuhio is spend
ing Fair week on Maui in the inter
ests of his candidacy for reelection
and meeting his long time friends and
admirers.
Mrs. Bartlett Cooper and Miss Lois
Cooper returned u Honolulu this
week following the close OF Miss Coop
c.'s engagement to dance III the thea
tiers of Maui.
Bob" Lillis, chauffeur examiner OF
Honolulu, came over FOR the fair and
has been helping with the showing Of
dogs. Lillis lived or Maui about three
years and has many friends here.
Charles Mel, manager Of Pauwela
Pineapple Company, sailed for the
mainland from Honolulu Wednesday,
having left Maui Monday evening. He
expects to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Scott of Lahaina
are the happy parents of a charming
young daughter. Mrs. Scott and
daughter are doing nicely at the home
of Mrs. SCOTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Apo of Makawao.
Twigg Smith, artist, member of the
camoulage corps of the United States
army at the front during the war, and
most recently importer on a large
scale of blOOded Toggenberg goats,
came over from Honolulu for the fair.
Cruise Carried, automobile editor and
Alfsed Williams, Gamer man, of the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, arriY-
ed in Waikiki Tuesday. They win at
tend the Fair, cover the news features
for their paper, and special articles on
Maui may be expected 10 follow.
c. D. Lufkin, vice-prcsiGent and
manager of the Bank of Maui, left
Monday night for the mainland via
Honolulu. He will meet and return
with Mrs. Lufkin who is reported as
much improved in health. Mr.. Lufkin
expects TO be back about Thanksgiv-