The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-07-30
PERSONAL MENTION

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T. M. Brown, manager of the Maui
Telephone Co, is in Honolulu this
week on business.
W. c. Crook, of Makawao, returned
this week from Honolulu where he
spent several weeks.
Mrs. p. C. Eichinger, of Waihee,
and son returned on Tuesday from Ho-
nolulu where they visited friends.
John Fassoth, manSger of the Kipa-
hulu Sugar Co., returned from a bust
ness trip to Honolulu last Tuesday.
Mrs. e. B. Blanchard, of Kuiaha,
will leave tomorrow for Honolulu TO
spend several weeks visiting friends.
Harold Rice received by the steaN
err last week a new Autocar truck, ORR
dered recently through Jimmie Lewis.
Misses Dorothy and Ruth Lindsay
Of Paia, departed on Wednesday for
Honolulu where they will visit friends.
Mrs. H. B. Penhallow, of Waikiki,
went to Honolulu last Saturday night
where she is visiting friends.
w. H. Field, manager of the Maui
Hotel Co, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Field, are in Honolulu
this week.
Jimmie Lewis, local manager of the
Volcano Stables, Ltd, left for Hilo on
Wednesday night for a several days
business trip.
Miss Inez McPhee, daughter of An
gus McPhee, of Maui, left last week
for the mainland where she will at
tend school.
j. P. Foster, superintendent of the
Paia mill, is a business visitor in Ho-
nolulu this week. He went down on
Wednesdays Claudine.
Clinton s.. Childs, head worker of
the Alexander House Settlement, de-
parted last Monday for Honolulu on a
several days business trip. He is
expected back tomorrow.
D. w. Chilson, for the past year
foreman of the Maui Publishing Co.,
has resigned his position and with his
wife will leave for the mainland the
latter part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c. James, and
daughters, who have been spending
their summer vacation on their home
stead in Kuiaha, will return to Homo
lulu by the Manoa on Sunday.
Miss Edith S~elfridge, who was the
guest for several weeks of Miss
Frances Baldwin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Baldwin, departed last
week for her home in California.
A. E. Sayers, for the past three
months bookkeeper, and assistant
manager for the Maui Publishing Co.,
has resigned and hopes to leave for
Honolulu about the first of Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Lillian Hardy and her son
Hollis Hardy, of Makawao, were de-
parting passengers from Honolulu
last week by the Wilhelmina. They
will go to California for an indefinite
stay.
J. P. Cockett, of Lahaina, is on
Kauai, in the interests of the Latter
Day Saints church. He writes that a
wal is being conducted against tobac- |
co and o~kolehao, and is meeting with
success
Miss Susan Clark and her mother,
of Honolulu, who have been the
guests for several weeks of Mrs. Carl |
ton James, at Kuiaha, will return
home tomorrow evening after a very
pleasant visit.
Miguel Paresa, well-known as luna |
of the county prison gang, returned
this week from Honolulu where he has
been for some time receiving medical
treatment. He is still quite ill but
says he is somewhat improved,
Miss Lurline C. Buchanan, an as
sistant in the office of Bruce Cart
wright, of Honolulu, arrived on Maui
last Saturday and is the guest of her
brother James X. Buchanan, of Wal
luku this week. She is on a short
vacation.
l.. l.. Summers, well known on
Maui as principal of the Maui High
school and last year, as vocational in
structor on this island, departed for
the mainland last Friday by the U. S.
Army freight transport Marica, from
Honolulu. He was accompanied by
his two sons. Mrs. Summers is going
by another vessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Vincent went to
Honolulu last Saturday with their lit
tie son Kenneth. who was operated
upon on Monday for the removal of
a nasal growth, The little patient is
getting along well. Mr.. Vincent re-
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