The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION


Hans Fassoth of Kipahulu passed
New Years day in Honolulu.
wild" Alfonso left Wednesday af-
ternoon to visit the volcano.
T. Burlem, former Waikiki resident,
is on Maui on a business trip.
Miss II. c. Tamyau returned from
Honolulu by Tuesdays Claudine.
Miss e. l.. Walters was a passenger
to arrive by the Claudine Tuesday.
Mrs. Nels Omsted is teaching at
Haiku, having started with the new
term.
John Chalmers returned to Hama
Tuesday after having spent a week in
Honolulu.
l.. S. Amesbury has returned to
Waikiki after a New Years holiday
on Oahu.
Charles Putnam of Lahainaluna
school, spent the Christmas holidays
in Honolulu,
Frank Ball, former manager of Ku-
la Sanitarium is now with the Bank
of Maui as note teller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Partridge, for
melry of Haiku, are now living at
Ripon, California.
Miss Thelma Boyum, recently re-
turned from the mainland, is now
teaching in the school at Haiku.
r. A. Wadsworth left the hospital
last Friday and is able to be out and
attending to business.
Judge and Mrs. Cornell Franklin
were this week the guests of Senator
and Mrs. Harold w. Rice.
Mrs. David Wadsworth was able to
be out Wednesday although still weak
from her recent illness of influenza.
w. d. Walker of Hamakuapoko was
an arrival from the mainland on the
last Wilhelmina.
George j. Soper who has been fist
ing his parents at Waihee, has return
ed to Pearl Harbor.
Charles r. Frazier returned to Ho-
nolulu from the cost on the last Will
helmina.
Miss r. T. Kiakona, principal of
Halehaku school, returned from Homo
lulu last Friday.
Mrs. William McGerrow of Puunene
is at home again after a trip to Ho-
nolulu.
MI. Nv W D. q / y Ais ',f'h
ed from a holiday visit to Honolulu on
the Wilhelmin, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Eaton are plan
ming to leave Maui shortly with a
view to making their home in Homo
lulu.
d. H. Case returned Wednesday
night from a holiday visit in Kauai.
Mrs. Case expects to return home next
week.
Ward Walker has returned to Ha-
makuapoko after his long trip from
Siberia to P~etrograd for the purpose
of repatriating Russian children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Macdonald
had for their guest at Lahalnaluna
during the holidays, Miss Ida MacDon-
aid of Honolulu.
Attorney Clarence H.. Olson was in
Maui Monday to attend the hearing
in the foreclosure proceedings against
the Island Electric Company.
NJ. G. Jardin, formerly with the Mer-
camille Printing Company in Honolulu,
has Joined the organization OF the
Home Insurance Company.
Miss Thelma Boyum, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Boyum is home
from the mainland where she has been
attending college.
Misses Minnie and Helen Richards
who passed the holidays with Mrs.
Edwin Soper at Waihee, have return
ed 10 their home in Honolulu.
Miss Edith Dunn of Waihee school
returned from a vacation on Oahu III
time to welcome the New Year on
Maui.
Miss Beatrice Krauss of Haiku, who
has beer attending Punahou Academy
in Honolulu, entered Maui High school
with the beginning of the new term.
Adjutant and Mrs. G. d. Stiles are
rejoicing in the arrival of a stalwart
son, the last day of the old year.
Master Stiles has been named George.
Isaac Fletcher, chief steward of the
Wilhelmina is to be chief steward on
the Hawkeye State, first of the new
Matson 1855"
Miss Dorothea Krauss, who has
spent the holidays with her parents
at Haiku left on last Fridays Clau-
dine to resume hersstudies in the Uni
versity of Hawaii.
A. L. Recknall of the Matson liner
Manoa, is to be chief steward of the
Wilhelmina. He will be succeeded by
j.. A.. Thompson, now on the steamer
Lurline.
Angelo ]. Silva, formerly with the
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, has Joined the
Maui Publishing Company force. Mrs.
Silva is a teacher at Haiku and the
young couple are planning to fix their
residence in Wailuku.
William Schultz has been named
manager of Kaeleku plantation to sue
coed John Chalmers. Mr.. Chalmers is
a kamaaina at Hama and his depart
ure will be regretted by many friends.
He has not yet told his plans for the
future.
Joaquin F. Refs, formerly of Haiku,
who has been engaged as an account
ant in San Francisco recently, re
turned to the Islands on the Wilhel-
nina and purposes resuming his resid.