The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Hugh Howell 10 in Hama on IL bust.
ness trip.
:. \. Baldwin returned from Homo
lulu Saturday.
John FJssoth Dr.. has returned from
a visit ON the mainland.
r. I. Englr is visiting his sons Wal
ter and William Enslc
County Attorney Beyius leil for 10
nolulu Wednesday evening.
II. \. Wadsworth Was able 10 be- pa.
for a short time yesterday.
Rev. George T.. Lake returned TO
Hama from Honolulu last Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. T.. Il. Ross have re
turned from q short "Trip to honolulu.
Mrs. Louis Disteli has returned
from a rather p]rotractod visit TO ITO.
nolulu.
Miss Mary Fleming returned homt
Saturday from "a vacation ttip To tio-
noiulu.
MIR. and Mrs. Worth .. Aiken re
turned Wednesday iron a short Nlsi,
90 Honolulu.
Miss Edith Parsons is planning ("
trip to the mainland the latter part OF
next month.
K. T.. Hansen, tractor expert OF Iheo
II. Davies * Co, is on NATL l-i a
business visit.
Tax Assessor Kunewa made a bust
ness "trip to Hama and return by 'hls
weeks Kilauea.
W, II. Pop Hutton has gone 10
Hama to start Boy Scout WORK Ill ina
end of the Island.
NJ. {. Ross oil the tax Office has re
covered from his recent illness ana
resumed his duties.
Mrs. George II. DeKay II Miss
Mary DeKay are expected TO return
to kahului tomorrow.
Mrs. George Aiken has gone 10 me
mainland lor an extended VISIT IL
Aiken Will follow IN about Two hIJhIAS.
Supervising Principal IL. NJ. Wells
returned home from honolulu on zen
kllauea Saturday morning
Mrs. Foster Robinson is planning TO
leave Tor honolulu next WeeN loi tha
welfare workers conference.
X. l.. Amesbury OF the ha"all'h
Art Company has returned from "
business trip to the Big Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Judd OF
Hamakuapoko. spent their NacdOloh IA
honolulu ana returned home odIuIu"''
c. l.. Bowker will attend me Wei
fare work conference III HOhoiuiu
which will open a week from JoAlof-
row
Miss Maybelle Taylor, secretary OF
fine hoard OF enid Welfare, Will leave
tor ahe mainland on the next NliiIel-
nina.
Miss Marjorie Leonard, head OF the
Girls Scout work on Maui returned
Saturday morning from a visit to no
nOlulu.
Mrs. Eva d. Missner has made plans
TO attend the Welfare Work conner
ence which Will open III ionolulU
next Saturday.
Madame Hawke who has teen visit
ing chr daughter Mrs. II. 5. bush san
eu Tor her mainland onme on me Nd
noa this week.
Fred Murphy, supervising principal
for the outside districts OF MAUI OouHN
" was Il returning passenger on sat
urday's Kilauea.
Father Justin went to Honolulu
Wednesday evening Oh matters con-
nected with the establishment OF n
]proposed Maui children's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Engle and
their adopted child were arrivals o.
the Manoa. Mr.. Engie had gone 70
honolulu 10 meet his Nlle ana ll~
baby.
Miss Alma Wilson has returned
from her vacation spent on lhe man
land and resumed her position NltA
the Maui branch OF Won Hamm- uhS
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Young Oh Napa
California who have been Il guests
of Rev. and Mrs. George Ii. DehaE
AT Kahului for the past lew weeks De
parted on the Manoa Sunday night
Miss Lucy Hale OF Martinez, Can
rorina WAS AN arrival from the main
land this week and is expected to
reach Kahului tomorrow where she
will be the guest OF Rev. and MIS-.
George II. DeKay.
Miss A. Janet Gault Of honolulu
was the house guest OF MIS-. u l.
Keeney at Lahdina last week ana was
guest of honor at several bridge ana
otehr parties during her visit, Last
year Miss Gault taught at Puunene
school.
Miss Beatrice Bertleman arrived
from Honolulu Tuesday and has Joln-
ed the teaching staff at Haiku school.
c. S. Childs will be Of the speak
ers at the conference of welfare work
ers in Honolulu, leaving Maui the last
of next week.
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