The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-06
Personal Mention

from Honolulu Saturday.
Mrs. David T. Fleming went to Ho-
nolulu Friday night.
DR.. w. D. Baldwin went owe to
Honolulu for the polo game.
Frank Richardson of Puunene is
leaving Maui for Honolulu.
Mrs. Henry Long has returned to
Kahului after a visit to Honolulu.
F. F. Baldwin went to Honolulu Sat
urday night to help win for Maui.
Deputy Assessor John A. Palmer
came over from Honolulu Saturday.
Mrs. f. A. Hawkins of Waikiki let
for a visit in Honolulu Friday night.
Miss Helen Havlichek comes from
Sheridan, Wyoming to teach in Hal
ku.
Bill Harris the olympic swimming
sta spent Sunday and Labor Day on
Maui.
Sam Baldwin went to Honolulu
Saturday to compete against Oahu at
POLO.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. c. Rothrock took
the Mauna Kea for Honolulu Friday
NIGHT.
Miss Margaret Payne was an arriv-
al on the last Maui and will teach in
Waikiki.
Mra. d. s. Wadsworth returned Sat
urdav from a brief visit to relatives
in Honolulu.
p II Ross of the Bank of Maui
lent TO Hawaii for the Shriners mi
tiation nj Hilo.
Ms 7 II Kunewa and two chill
DION left nv ~Saturdav's Kilauea for a
visit in Honolulu.
Mrs Louis Disteli went back to Ho-
po1nlr SATURDAY evening after about a
month at home.
Nanager II r. Penhallow of Wal
r,Eu nIantation returned from the Big
I~iord Inst nipht
Gerrit P. Wilder sustained an in
i,,rv to his hand in an auto accident
in uonoluIu last yeek.
u r Weller came over from Ho-
nolulu Saturday on matters connected
With the theaters of Maui.
w w walsh of tho Kab,lui rail
road is on Hawaii this week and is
eynected home from Hawaii
n II Case has been suffering with
= severe cold with bronchial comnIica-
tions for the mast several DAYS
II r Penballow manager of Wal
Iulu sugar Comnanv has been max
ing a trim around the RIG Island
Misc anne Rnckman oP Harlan
Iowa. reached the Islands ON the last
Nari and will teoch this wear at Hal.
Lu
Mrs + T Baldwin left on Saturday
NIGHT KiIauea for Honolulu whence
che will nroceed to the mainland
David r. FIeminp went to HonoIuI, |
in advance of the other nolo nIayers |
leaving on Friday nights Mauna Kea |
. w 4 CLARK Of Grove Ranch went |
IN Honolulu Saturday evening IN take |
in the nolo game between Mani and |
Oahu
Master George MARCEL of Makawao
went TO Honolulu last Saturday even.
ing whore no will enter 81 louis |
College,
Richard Harris who is the new man |
ager of the Mani chain of theaters
was an arrival from Honolulu Satur.
dav morning
Mrs. NJ. r. Pereira went 70 Homo.
lulu Saturday TO arrange for the en-
trance of Clarence and Edward in st.
Louis college
Walter A. Engle, who has been on
the mainland for several weeks, ex-
no"ts 10 leave Seattle on the 10Th, re-
iurnlng 10 MAUI:
Haroiu w. rice enued MS Vlslt
nome SATURDAY nlght ana left FOR Ho-
noluiu whence he VIII sail on the
~ Y Dunoan 90 +bo xob,,,, Doll
,ood ~nornhnnSir 49,
"a cn+Urdau nnornnn $50 Lunins
visit 70 uonoIrI, ~ WIG
TonoI
PLAYER was among those who went
from Maui to see the Labor Dav
championship match.
Miss ,Joseph Murray of Soldiers
Home. California. has come from the |
mainland to join the Maui Grammar
and High school staff.
Ned Nicholas went to Honolulu Sat
urday night to bring home his boy
who has been in the capital city for
the past several days.
Master Jack Schrader of Honolulu
returned TO his nome in Honolulu by |