The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-01-14
PERSONAL MENTION


w. II. Field returned Tuesday from
Honolulu. al
Mrs. David T. Fleming has been Wis
iting friends in Honolulu.
Major and Mrs. H. Gooding Field
expect to leave for the Orient soon.
Mrs. E. L. Baldwin is visiting on
Kauai. Tia.
Senator a. F. Tavares made a trip
to Honolulu the first of the week.
Sheriff Glenn c. Crowell made a
week end trip to Honolulu.
Mrs. d. II. Case returned home this
week form a holiday visit to Kauai.
d. b. M%achonicie of American Fat
ors is on Maui on a business trip.
Miss Jessie Baldwin returned from
her vacation trip in Honolulu by the
Claudine Saturday morning,
e. L. Baldwin has returned to Wal
luku after a fortnights stay in Homo
lulu. ami
V. A. Vetlesen, editor of the Wal
luku Times, made a brief visit to Ho-
nolulu at the end Of last week.
Mrs. w. p. S. Hawk was a Saturday
arrival from Honolulu for a visit on
Maui. y
Manager A. w. Collins of Pioneer
Mill Company, made a business trip
to Honolulu at the close of last week.
Rev. d. p. Mahihila of Kalaupapa
has gone to Honolulu for a months
stay. ,
J. Garcia of the Bank of Maui made
a business trip to Honolulu, leaving
Wailukd Monday night and returning.
Joe Stickney, representing the Pend
Company, came over from Honolulu
on the Claudine arriving Tuesday.
Mrs. John Plunkett Of Keanae re-
turned Tuesday from a visit in Homo
lulu.
Frank Locey has returned from the
mainland and arrived on Maui this
week. Ey.,
Senator and Mrs. IL. A.. Baldwin
were arrivals in Honolulu, Wednesday
from the mainland.
Miss B.. Nye, sister of Mrs. Ella
Austin of Waihee, has ended her Maui
visit and returned to Honolulu.
Miss Alice Bevins celebrated her
tenth birthday Saturday with a theater
party for q number of her friends.
Mrs. Jack Bergstrom is reported as
recovering from her recent illness,
She has been at Malulani Hospital.
Miss Rose Tam Yau OF Makawao
school left for the Coast on the last
Matsonia, taking the trip for the ben
eft OF her health.
DR.. d. w. Baldwin expects to go to
Honolulu tomorrow night to meet Mrs
Baldwin who is returning from the
mainland.
h. N. Crook has returned to Homo
lulu, Mrs. Crook remaining with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindsay
for a time.
Thurston Hinckley, formerly prin-
cipal of the Haiku school is now in
Picking, with the mission of the
Church of England.
vivid" Alfonso returned Tuesday
morning from Hawaii and has Joined
the force of the Maui Publishing Com
pany.
Supervisor Drummond was unable
to attend the Wednesday meeting OF
the board when the Claudine did not
make Hama on it's Tuesday trip
f. w. Thrum, engineer of the Board
of Public Works, returned to Honolulu
last Saturday having completed work
in connection with Mala and Kahulul
wharves.
w. 7. Robinson, formerly senator
from this Island but now a resident OF
Honolulu, and his daughter Miss Alma
Robinson are reported as influenza
sufferers in Honolulu.
Capt. Edward B. Blanchard has beer
unable to obtain an assignment tC
Schofield and it is probable Mrs. Blar
chafrd will join him on the mainland
in the not remote future.
A. w. Collins was over from Lahai
ma yesterday to attend the meetings
of the Maui County Fair d Racing AS
sociation and the Chamber of Com
merce.
r. c. Bowman, director of vocationa
work in the Maui schools, will make
a trip to Honolulu the first of the
week to meet Mrs. Bowman who vii
arrive on the Manoa from the main
land.
David T. Fleming will leave tonigh
for Honolulu whence he will sail TO
Java, Sumuatra and other points il
the East. He attended the meeting
of the board of supervisors this morn
ing. Mr.. Fleming expects TO be ava,
for about two months.
Brigadier Charles Bourneof of tn
Salvation Army, who has served as d
rector of work of that organization
with the American EXpeditionar
forces in Germany for the past tw
years, is en- route to Honolulu to tax
up Army work in the Islands.