The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-07-02
PERSONAL MENTION


John Grace, of Honolulu, arrived
this morning to attend the 4th of
July races.
Mrs. Harry Bohr returned this
morning by the Manoa from a several
weeks visit in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin will go
to Honolulu tomorrow night by the
Manoa for a short vacation.
T. H. Petrie, of Castle G. Cooke, Ho-
n%olulu, is a visitor on Maui, arriving
this morning by the Ntanoa.
w. T. Robinson, of w. 'luku and Ho-
%nolulu, arrived this mornI. Q by the
Manoa for a short stay on M vi.
Mrs. H. P. Baldwin returned home
this morning from Honolulu where she
has been for the past two weeks.
Hon. Malcolm A. Franklin, collector
of customs for Hawaii, arrived this
morning for a few days business visit.
DR.. Joseph Ting, Of Wailuku, left
this week for Hilo for a 2 weeks vaca-
ton at the Volcano and vicinity.-Adv.
Mrs. Ella Austin, principal of Wal
hee school, will go to Honolulu to-
morrow night for a several weeks
visit.
Mrs Craze P. Haven, of the Mauna-
olu Semit airy faculty, will be a de-
parting passenger for the mainland By
the Manoa.
Master James Carey, son of DR..
Carey, of Honolulu, arrived this morn.
ing to visit his uncle, Dan T. Carey
for a few days.
Miss Olive Patterson, a teacher in
the Maui high school, leaves by the
Manoa for the Coast. She is not re-
turning to the school.
Freddie Pogue, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Pogue, of Waikiki, returned
from Honolulu this morning whera he
has been attending school at Punahou.
Hosmer Rolph, a nephew of Mayor
Rolph, of San Francisco, arrived this
morning by the Manoa and has taken
a position with the Haiku Fruit &
Packing Co.
Chairman Sam Kalama, of the board
of supervisors, was able to be out last
Saturday after being confined to his
bed for two weeks. He states that
he now feels fully recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Savers, who have
been occupying the D. H. Case, resi-
dence for the past two months, have
taken the Burr home during the alb
sence on the mainland of Judge and
Mrs. Burr.
Miss Dora Tillemann, who has been
teaching in the Spreckelsville school
during the past year, will leave for the
Coast by the Manoa, tomorrow night.
She does not expect to return neSt
fall.
Mrs. Reginald Humphrey, of Puu-
meme, will be a passenger by the Ma
noa tomorrow night. She is on her
way to the mainland for a several
months visit with relatives.
A. j. Corcoran, of the Newton Auto
Exchange, of Honolulu arrived this
morning On a short business trip. Mr..
Corcoran is interested in introducing
the Paige automobile, for which his
firm is the agent, on Maui.
Mrs. Eva Missner, of Kahului, and
her sister, DR.. Ruby Durgin, of Cali.
fornia, who has been her guest for
several weeks, leave by the Manoa to-
morrow night enroute to the Coast.
Mrs. Missner will be away on a sew
eral months vacation.
Or. Ting will be in HiIo for the next
two weeks on his vacation. He ex-
poets to be back on July 10. During
his absence his assistant, Miss Rose
Pomba, will be in his office daily and
will make appointments for the Doc
tor on his return.-Adv.
Henry B. Pogue, son of MI. and Mrs.
w. f. Pogue, returned this morning
from California where he has been at
tending school for the past two years.
He will remain here until fall. He is
accompanied by his friend, Henry
Lyman who will be his guest.
Charles r. Hemenway, treasurer
and assistant manager of Alexander
G. Baldwin, arrived this morning by
the Manoa on business in connection