The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-19
Personal Mention


c. d. Lufkin made a week end trip
to Honolulu.
Miss Alice Allen is enjoying a vaca-
ton in Hama.
Frank f. Baldwin went over to
Lanai Wednesday.
Mrs. S. A. Baldwin sailed on the
Makura for New Zealand.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Case will go to
Honolulu tomorrow night.
Captain Parker made a trip to Ho.
nolulu the first of the week.
Rev. r. e. Pleasant went to Molo-
kdi by the Mikahala today.
Tom Ledward of Lahaina is report
ed to be i'll with typhoid fever.
a. w. Collins is leaving on a trip
to the mainland in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wadswor,h
have returned home after a Visit in
Olinda.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. c. Crider will go
to the Big Island to visit the Volcano
tomorrow evening.
Miss Johanna Wilcox who was visit
ing her parents in Waikiki returned
to Honolulu last Saturday.
George L. Keeney, head bookkeeper
of Pioneer Mill Company is reported
to be i'll with typhoid fever.
Leland c. Lewis returned to the
Islands on the last Matsonia and is
expected in Waikiki Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas b. Linton returned to
Waikiki, Wednesday afternoon after
an extended visit to the mainland.
Speaker II. L. Holstein returned
from Honolulu Saturday and with
Mrs. Holstein has proceeded to their
Big Island home.
Lyman II. Bigelow, superintendent
Of public works was over from the
CAPITAL city to look over Mala wharf
work last Saturday.
Harry NJ. Gesner has returned from
his mainland trip during which he
motoTed across the continent and
back.
Will Sabin who conducts the Look
before you laugh column of the Adj
vertiser will be over from Honolulu
tomorrow night.
Miss Maggie Rodrigues has return
ed to her duties as clerk of he dis
trict court after an enjoyable vacation
in Honolulu.
Miss Bernardine Lufkin of st. Paul,
Mimi, arrived on the last Wilhelmina
and is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Lufkin.
Misses Cleo and Althea Case and
their guest. Miss Aitken, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Case
left for Honolulu, thence to the main
land on Wednesday evening.
Miss Angelina Almeida who recent
ly visited on Maui as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. r. Pereira was operated
upon for appendicitis at Queens Hos
pital in Honolulu last Monday.
Mr.. A. Hebard Case, who has been
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. u.
II. Case has returned TO his home
and Kauai. His wife and child re-
main in Waikiki for a further visit.
Mrs. George Cummings has asked
that the item of last week as 20 her
giving a poi lunch for Miss MOllie
Cummings and Miss Johann Wilcox
be corrected and says that Miss Cum
mings only was the guest OF honor.
- Rev. J. c. Villiers of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will go to Homo
lulu tonight to attend the reception
of Ri. Rev. L. La Mothe who has
come to the Islands to succeed Bis
hop Restarick.
Miss Margaret Pratt and Miss
Helen Hitchcock of Honolulu are visit
ing j. H. Pratt at Puunene. Miss
Pratt is a daughter of DR.. J. S. B.
Pratt and Miss Hitchcock a daughter
of Howard Hitchcock, the artist.
Mrs. R. c. Bowman has declined the
appointment of teacher in Hamakua-
poke school and will soon leave for q
trip to the mainland, Mr.. Bowman
will return to the position of indus
trial supervisor of the Maui schools.
Miss Elizabeth Cramer, formerly
teacher at William and Mary Alex
ander school, has returned to the Is
lands. She is accompanied by her
father and mother and they will live
at Honolua. Miss Cramer will teach
the Fleming children.
Miss Edith Parsons returned from n
visit to New England on the last Ma
kura, accompanied by her mother and
sister and will resume her work at
the Japanese Girls school when it
reopens. Her sister will teach in Wal
luku government school.
Dick Linton returned home after an
absence of three years last Monday
night. He had intended staying in
Honolulu for a few days but the call
of home and Maui was too strong
and he took the first available Inter
Island steamer from the capital city.