The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-03-04
PERSONAL MENTION

this week.
Eugene Bal went to Honolulu to see
the basketball game.
Rev. E.. E. Pleasant returned from
Molokai Wednesday.
Hosmer Rolph returned Saturday
from Honolulu.
Senator and Mrs. Harry A. Baldwin
were home for the week end.
T. d. Lyons, land agent for Maui,
is back from a trip to Honolulu.
Hugh Howell returned from Homo
lulu Tuesday.
Robert Won Tempsky has returned
from Honolulu.
Mrs. Pele Silva is teaching at the
Haiku Sschool.
Judge Ferry of Hawaii is on Maui
this week.
Mrs. II. P. Baldwin has returned
from an extended visit in Honolulu.
Senator A. f. Tavares was a pass
enger to arrive on Saturdays Mauna
Loa.
Miss Charlotte Turner returned TO
Makawao Saturday after a visit in
Honolulu.
Miss Dorothy Lindsey returned on
the Mauna Loa, Saturday from a visit
to Honolulu.
County Attorney and Mrs. Bevins
are expected OF return from Honolulu
tomorrow.
S. S. PaXson of the Royal Hawaiian
Sales Company was a weekend visit
or in Wailuku.
Mrs. William Osmers was hostess at
a delightful party at her home last
Saturday afternoon.
Manager Harry b. Penhallow re-
turned to Waikiki Tuesday after a
trip to Honolulu.
Guy H. Buttolph of Honolulu was a
passenger for Hama on the Kilauea
Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Estrella was a re-
turning passenger from Honolulu to
Hama on Tuesday.
Fred Murphy, supervising principal
of schools for the outside districts left
for Hama Tuesday.
Mrs. w. l.. Decoto of Lahaina has
for her guest Mrs. NJ. H. Drummond
of Honolulu.
Mrs. A. j. Silva and her recently ar.
rived daughter are reported as pro
crossing finely.
Senator Charles A. Rice anne up
from Honolulu with his brother Sen
ator Harold Rice last Saturday.
Manager A. w. Collins of Pioneer
Mill Company went to Honolulu on a
business trip last Friday night.
Rev. S. Kamaiopili. and w. X. Hus-
sey, author of Lest We Forget" ar
rived from Honolulu at Lahaina Mon
day night.
J. N. s.. williams of T. H. Davies &
Co., returned to his home in Honolulu
last Friday night after a short visit
on Maui.
F. A. Hawkins, Maui representative
of the Standard Oil Company, and Mrs.
Hawkins, arrived from Honolulu on
the last Kilauea.
Mrs. e. II. Parker of Kahului has
returned from Honolulu where she
went to attend the funeral of her bro
Their.
Mrs. j. p. Foster will leave on the
Matsonia next week to visit her daugh'
ter Dorothy who is attending the Uni
versity of California.
Representative P. j. Goodness came
over from Honolulu and the legisla
tive session on the Mauna Loa ar
irving Saturday morning.
Miss Harriet X. White left the
Waikiki Hotel the first of the month
to take the position of matron at the
hospital in Lahaina.
Mrs. Alfred Hansen has recovered
from her recent illness during which
her many. friends kept the sick room
filled with flowers.
John Templeton of the Pauwela can
merry, will leave on the Kilauea tomor
row night and proceed from Honolulu
to the mainland.
w. o. Smith, operated on at Queens
Hospital a short time since has return
ed to his home and is on the high road
to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Kiester OF Homo
lul have welcomed the arrival of a
baby daughter. Mr.. Kiester was form
Nerly assistant manager of Maui Pub
Sishing Co.
j. B. McSwanson, one time acting
editor of Maui News and long in the
newspaper field of the Islands but now
a Waiakea homesteader, is in Maui in
the interests of the revised edition OF
Men of Hawaii" which the Star-Bul
letin is to issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Naylor are re
ported in Honolulu waiting a steam
er to the mainland. Mr.. Naylor was
for a few weeks employed by Maui
Publishing Company, going from here
to Hilo where he became associated
with the Post Herald and where hi
met Miss Iycan, the librarian, whom
he married.