The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. II. p. Baldwin is in Honolulu.
e. Il. Bevins returned from Homo
lulu this morning.
Miss Gayle Lee is visiting friends
in Lahaina.
Worth O.. Aiken left for Honolulu
Wednesday night.
Harry b. Penhallow left for the
coast this week.
w. A. Baldwin returned from Homo
lulu last Saturday.
Paul Lada has returned from a
weeks visit in Honolulu.
County Attorney Beyins was home
from Honolulu Saturday.
Father Justin returhGd Saturday
morning from a trip to Honolulu.
Lawrence Gay was a returning
passenger from Honolulu Saturday.
William L. Engle made Il business
trip to Honolulu the last week end.
Representative Paschoal was owe
from the legislative session SATURDAY,
Mrs. II. a. Baldwin was a passen-
ser to Honolulu by Saturdays tilauog
Dan Conway, now on Maui for A.
u L tNiOlSs NlsllNN AltsLlA Ab''hhNs %
Moses M%okuakane has beer promot-
ed from station agent at Puunene TO
the same position in Kahului.
w. c. Crook has returned from Ho-
nolulu where he had been visiting re
latives.
j.. II. Kunewa, tax assessor. has Re
turned from a visit to Honolulu on
official business.
Sam Kalama, chairman OF the board
of supervisors went over TO Homo
lulu Saturday night.
Judge l.. l.. Burr returned from 4
brief business trip to Honolulu Wed
nesday afternoon.
William +. Kaae, county clerk. has
returned from Hama where he has
been registering voters.
Mrs. George William Weight of Kai.
lua, two children and maid were vioi
ors in Waikiki Monday.
w. II. Seligson, manager of the New
York Tailor Co., OF Honolulu return
ed to Maui Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Edward Boyum. Miss Dyer,
Miss Peterson and Sevath Boyum are
spending Il week at H%aleakala crater.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Taylor and their
two daughters expect to leave for 4
mainland vacation the latter part OF
April.
Senator Harold Rice went from Ho-
nolulu to Hawaii last week to make
investigation of subjects of legislation
on the Big Island.
DR.. J. c. Fitzgerald sailed from Ho.
rn1Dl1t tih, ulnaE arl will nInRan1 re
the old country where is his mother
is seriously i'll.
Seantor Harry A. Baldwin came
over from Honolulu this morning and
will return o nthe Wilhelmina Sunday
night.
William f. McGerrow, b~ookkeepel
of the II. c. d S. Co, will visit Japan
on a vacation trip, teh first that he
abs taken for many years.
Mrs. a. c. BowdiSh has been presen'
ed with a handsome wrist watch BY
friends in the congregation of Maka
wac Church.
Senator Tavares came owe from
Honolulu on the Wilhelmina and vii
return on the same vessel Sunda!
night.
JOlH lNOCld, pdllS Ian VI WI
Hamm-Young Company leaves for th'
coast next week where he will take
position with the Michelin Tire Com
pany.
Miss Adele Cornwell entertained a
the Nurses Cottage in Kula Wednes
day in honor of Miss Helen MacfaI
lane.
Miss Georgia Mast will sail fror
Honolulu next week with friends o.
the Golden State, en- voyage for tn
Orient. She is taking a three months
vacation.
NJ. R. Pereira, manager of MAI
Publishing Company, made a brie
business trip to Honolulu going owe
on the Saturday night Kilauea, return
ing Tuesday.
Miss Maybelle Taylor has bee
granted three months leave as secr'
tary of the Child Welfare Board an
will take a vacation on the MAINLAND
During her absence Mrs. Chatterto
will fill the position.
Lahaina, March 81; reserve tn