The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-19
PERSONAL MENTION

$500 Wing an ANEA'ANlNAN0 sN9eADAla
Tax Assessor Kunewa made a bust.
ness trip to Hama this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Baldwin are
soon leaving for the mainland.
Engineer James E. Stewart went to
Honolulu last Friday evening.
Miss A. COrnwell was a departing
passenger on Mondays Mauna Kea.
A. Enos went to Honolulu last Sat
urday and is expected back tomorrow.
d. c. Lindsay, cashier Of the Bald
win Bank, made a business trip to
Honolulu this week.
G.. Errett of Kaeleku Sugar Co., and
Z the Victory Theater at Hama visited
Waikiki this week on a business trip.
Mrs. IL. p. Baldwin has returned
home after a p~rotraCted visit in Ho-
'nolulu.
Chairman Kalama oi the Board Of
Supervisors has been i'll in the hOspi.
tai since last Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Ross moved into
their new home on Vineyard Street
yesterday.
j.. p. Foster of Paia was elected a
director of the sugar chemists associa.
ton at its session in Honolulu.
Dan Conway, dean of the Island
statesmen is on Maui again represent
ing American Factors.
f. G. Krauss addressed the engin-
GERS and chemists at their recent con
yention in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Fleming have
welcomed the advent of a son and
have named him Robert.
J. A. Glib was elected a director Of
the Hawaiian Engineers association at
its annual convention.
w. B. (Monty) Morrison has assum-
ed his duties as purser OF the Mauna
Kea.
Charles f. Sutton of Haiku was a
departing passenger on the Mauna
Kea last Friday night.
Rev. l.. b. Kaumeheiwa spoke at
the morning service in Kaumakapili
Church, Honolulu.
Manager A. w. Collins of Pioneer
Mill Company made a business trip
to Honolulu Friday night.
w. F. (Wid) Alfonso has gone to
Honolulu to spend a three weeks vaca-
ton with his parents.
Gordon True, who judged livestock
at the fair departed for the mainland
on the last Wilhelmina.
Verne r. Burgess of the Automatic
Refrigerating Company was a week
end visitor on Maui.
Mrs. A.. f. Costa, wife of the Wal
luku postmaster, is expected to return
home tomorrow morning from a visit
TO relatives in Honolulu.
MI, ~ " D..u.., z...I-. r.. --
Francisco, has come to Maui and &C
cepted the position of stenographer in
the office of Attorney Eugene Murphy.
c. c. James, manager of the Pacific
Guanu d Fertilizer Co, made a
business trip to Maui the first of the
week.
Mrs. George X. Trimble will leave
on the Manoa tomorrow night and con-
tinue on that vessel from Honolulu for
a visit on the mainland.
Miss Emma Pollock of Honolulu has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Jas. X.
Buchanan of Waikiki, expects to re
turn home on Monday evening.
James d. D%ougherty who has been
looking after the holiday trade of
Wall & D~ougherty on Maui returned
to Honolulu last Friday.
Senator Harold w. Rice had a birth
day last week and by strange coincid-
ence it fell upon the day the legisla-
ture opened.
b. o. Wist, Principal of Kamehame-
ha school has been resting and recu-
perating in Kula but expects to re-
turn to his duties in the school in the
near future.
Father Philip of Lahaina IS ill in
Honolulu and Father Ulrich came
over from Honolulu on Saturday to
take the place of Father Philip at
Mass on Sunday.
Lawrence B. MrNeill, who, repre-
sented the Pond Co, on Maui for sew
eral weeks, married Miss Margaret
Patricia Tinker in Honolulu, Wednes-
day evening of last week,
John Chalmers, manager of the Ka-
eleku Sugar company, at Hama, Maui,
is retiring from the position and he
is to be succeeded by Frederick Mar
tin, head luna of the Kaiwiki Sugar
company at Ookala.
Frank Almeida, formerly bookkeep-
er with Pioneer Mill Company has
accepted a position in the Philippines
with Louis Weinsheimer who is now
manager of the Calamba Sugar Estate
on Luzon.
+. Dudley Burrows who spent sew
eral week on Maui writing special
articles and since leaving Honolulu
has been sporting editor of the China
Press, Shanghai, is expected back in
Honolulu shortly before Christmas.
Reimbursement ProVided-To REIN
burse G.. S. Goodness and Charles
Lake $50. Represep alive Kaumeheiwa
has introduced a bill in the legisla-
ture.
E%nIarging Woman's Rights-Senator
Baldwin has introduced a concurrent
resolution in the legislature asking
congress TO amend the Organic Act
so as to permit women to hold Office.