The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-13
Personal Mention

]. II. Trask went wei to Honolulu
Friday night.
c. D. Lufkin returned from Homo
lulu this morning.
Miss Sally Wilcox has returned to
Honolulu to continue her studies.
Worth o. Aiken returned Saturday
from a business trip to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. X. Clark will
move tomorrow to their farm at XII
hei.
James NJ. Cameron has returned
from a several days visit in Homo
lulu.
Mrs. Joseph H. Gray is making a
brief visit in Lahaina. She is ex-
pected home tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah P. Waiwaiole
welcomed the arrival of a daughter
yesterday.
F. A. Hawkins, Maui representative
of the Standard Oil Company went to
Hama today
Mrs. Ida Kalanipii arrived from Ke.
amaze Saturday and is visiting friends
in Waikiki.
u. S. Attorney Huber and U. S.
Marshal Smiddy returned to Honolulu
Saturday night.
Manager H. b. Penhallow has re-
turned from a trip to the Big Island
and to Honolulu
Assistant School Superintendent
Fred Murphy was a Saturday morning
arrival on the Kilauea.
Dan Conway, veteran "bagman" of
the Islands is on Maui again repre-
senting American Factors.
Col. ID. S. Bowman head of the
Planters Industrial Service bureau
has been on Maui since Friday
Attorney Enos Vincent went to Ho-
nolulu Friday night and is engaged
there on the Thompson case.
Mrs. w. F. Crockett was a home
coming passenger from Honolulu on
the Saturday morning Kilauea.
j. Whitford, Miss Whitford and
Miss Alice Whitford were home
Corners on the Kilauea Saturday.
c. S. Childs, headworker of Alex
ander House Settlement, has been
suffering from intestinal influenza.
Miss Sara Won Oelhoffen has Joined
Maui Publishing Company forces and
is employed in the bindery department.
Miss Hannah Kekiea has Joined
Maui Publishing Company's force and
is now employed in its bindery depart
ment.
Carl Bredhoff, manager of the Film
supply Company was IN Maui for the
week end as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
II. Ross
Miss Rebecca Akana, head nurse of
the board of health on Maui, began a
well earned vacation of three weeks.
Saturday.
Miss HALEY Harley of Puunene has
been spending Il few weeks at the
HON Of her grandmother Mrs.
Charles Copp.
Miss Elizabeth Cup Choy left on
last Saturdays Kilauea to resume her
studies at the Academy of the Sacred
Heart at Kaimuki.
Mrs. F. A. Hawkins, who has been
visiting friends in Honolulu for the
past several days is expected to re-
turn home on the Mauna Kea tomor-
row.
A. Kawamoto, manager of the Ho-
nolulu Nippu Jill Co., was on Maui
over Sunday and visited Maui Pub
fishing Company plant to see the new
equipment recently installed.
Miss Virgil Nance who has been
acting as assistant matron for the
Haiku cafeteria has returned to her
home after having satisfactorily COM
pleted her summer duties at the cafe
terra.
Rev. and Mrs. J.. p Inaina motored
in from Huelo Saturday and are Wis
iting their daughter Mrs. William AL
len Jr., in Wailuku Tomorrow they
go to Lahaina to attend the conven-
ton whic his to be held at Wainee
Church.
Moses X. Inaina, a student in the
Theological school in Honolulu, ar
rived from Keanae Saturday after
noon and is visiting his sister, Mrs.
William Allen, Jr., Wednesday he
leaves for Lahaina to attend the Is
land Church convention.
Miss Blanche Ralston, a graduate
of Maunaolu Seminary '21, left on
the Kilauea Saturday night to take
up the high school course now being
offered at the Kamehameha Girls
School. Miss Ralston has been spend
ing her vacation with her grand
mother Mrs. Charles Copp and also
with friends and relatives on Maui.
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