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


Franklin Richardson has left Maui
to reside in Honolulu.
Mrs W. A. Baldwin went ever to
Honolulu Monday night.
D. S. Wadsworth was out yesterday
after several days illness.
Mrs. ]. S. B. Mckenzie entertained
at her Kahului home Tuesday.
DR.. Rothrock returned Tuesday
from a short visit to Honolulu.
Mrs. w. II. Field has gone over to
Lahaina and is at the Pioneer Hotel.
C. S. Childs has beer i'll this week
with an attack of ptomaine poisoning.
Miss Olive Villiers has gone to Ho-
nolulu to take up her duties at Puma
hou.
Frank Vasconcellos, Jr, returned to
the Islands Tuesday from the main
land.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin and Edward
Baldwin sailed for the mainland this
week.
Senator Harry A. Baldwin returned
Wednesday after several days in lio-
nolulu.
Miss Eva Rodrigues has returned to
Honolulu to continue her musical
studies.
Judge J. J. Banks went home to
Honolulu Wednesday evening on the
Kilauea.
District Overseer Charles Bailey
made the trip to Hilo with the base
ball team.
Miss Mary Cornwell was a depart
ing passenger on the Monday night
Mauna Kea.
w. y. Baldwin was a returning pas
senger from Honolulu on the Wednes-
DAY Mauna Kea.
II. l.. Penhallow, manager Of Wal
luku plantation, is expected to return
from Honolulu tomorrow.
William Walsh, superintendent of
Kahului railroad, is expected back
from the Big Island tonight.
Mrs. Laura y. Sabey, principal of
Spreckelsville school, returned to the
Islands. Tuesday on the Wilhelmina.
Frank +. Baldwin returned Wed.
nosday evening from Honolulu where
ne had remained over after the polo
game.
Miss Agnes Achuna spent two
weeks in Honolulu with relatives and
has returned to her duties at DR..
Aikens.
William Engle who vas a delegate
to the Legion convention continued on
to Honolulu and saw the polo game
Monday.
Sheriff Glenn C. Crowell has beer
named by the governor to be a mem
Der of the Lahainaluna school com
mission
Joseph II. Gray was named on Tues
day by Governor Harrington rs a
member of the Maui industrial acct
dent board.
Miss Marion Morse, appointed IL
brarian for the Maui County Library
reached the Islands on the Wilhel-
nina Tuesday.
DR.. Dodge, who has been in charge
of the Pioneer Hotel at Lahaina is
leaving for a recreation and health
visit to Molokai.
Miss Edna ]. Hill, field worker of
the Hawaiian board is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. E. f. Pleasant during her
two weeks vacation.
Miss Sarah L. Allen has been
spending her summer vacation with
her grandfather and will enter Maui
naolu Seminary next week.
Mmle. Cecilia Holiday, teacher at
Maui High last year, returned from
the mainland to Honolulu Tuesday.
She will be engaged in teaching in
the capital city this year.
United States Attorney S. C. Huber
and L. s.. Marshal j.. j.. Smiddy came
over from Honolulu Wednesday and
went up to the crater yesterday. They
are guests at the Grand Hotel.
Miss Violette Kaiapa will leave by
Saturdays Kilauea for Honolulu,
where she will complete her course
as a teacher at the Territorial Normal
and Training School. She has been
at her home at Peahi for the summer
vacation.
Ralph H. Wilson, manager of Maui
branch OF Won Hamm-Young Company,
has returned from an extended main
land visit and reports a most enjoy
able vacation. Mrs. Wilson stopped
to visit friends in Honolulu on their
return and was expected on the Will
helmina today.
DR.. George Aiken writes to DR..
Osmers that he is on his way across
the continent homeWard bound and
will sail for home on the 18th. He
has attended dental clinics, the meet
ing of the dental association and
found time for recreation and reports
that he is feeling fine.
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