The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-08
Personal MENTION

morning home conner from Honolulu.
Representative NJ. G. Paschoal will
be an arrival on the Manoa tomorrow.
Miss D. Tillemann returned Satur-
day from a trip to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Q. Wist of Lahaina
went to Honolulu for their vacation.
Frank Locey arrived at home on
Maui Tuesday.
Mrs. Caleb Burns was a passenger
for Honolulu on Saturdays Kilauea.
c. d. Lufkin returned to Waikiki
from Honolulu Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Mookini of Lahaina went
to Honolulu for her vacation.
County Auditor Charles Wilcox has
been i'll at home with a severe cold.
Eugene Murphy left for Honolulu
on a business trip Saturday night.
Miss L. Won Tempsky and Master
c. Won Tempsky OF Makawao were re
cent s~ight-secrs at the Volcano.
l.. Won Tempsky of Makawao was a
departing passenger for Honolulu Sat
urday night.
w. II. Field, manager of the Maui
wv company has ltIlA hNA iAbAA 81
business trip to Honolulu.
Lee Newton was over from Honolulu
visiting the Maui branch of the New
ton Auto Exchange, Saturday.
S. a. Baldwin and Master Il. Bald
win were recent visitors to Kilauea
Volcano.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett Of Ho-
noiulu have been visiting friends on
Maui this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Baldwin were
passengers departing for Honolulu
Saturday night.
Hugh Howell was a returning
Mauiite Tuesday following a business
trip to the capital city.
Supervising Principal Fred Murphy
has been spending his vacation in Ho-
nolulu.
Chairman S. E. Kalama of the board
of supervisors went to Honolulu Sat
urday night.
County Attorney Z. r. Beyins made
the trip from Honolulu to Hawaii with
the legislative party last week end.
Miss Mary E. Fleming of Paia is
one of the Maui school principals TO
spend the holidays in the capital city.
Miss Blanch Dyer has resigned from
the teaching staff of Hamakuapoko
school because of i'll health.
Miss Gladys Meinecke and Miss
Thelma Boyum have been visitors at
the Volcano during the holidays.
Miss Kassarian, Waikiki Plantation
nurse, returned Monday evening from
a trip to the volcano.
James a. Eddy and Mrs. Eddy of
Makawao went to the Big Island Sat
urday to visit the Volcano.
Misses Shcurrer, German and Bur-
kee were Paia teachers who went to
Hawaii for their vacation.
Harry Washburn Baldwin was a de
parting passenger for Hawaii on Sat
urday nights Mauna Kea.
Miss Evelyn d. Whitman and Miss
Winnifred Watson of Keahua school
left for the Volcano Saturday.
Miss Alta Taylor and Miss Wilma
NJ. Graham of Spreckelsville spent
their holidays on the Big Island.
Misses Ella NJ. and Telka Johnson
of Haiku We're departing passengers
for Hilo last Saturday night.
County Attorney E. r. Beyins has
returned home for the meeting of the
boardNof supervisors.
Il. o. Diltz of Curtis & Diltz has
returned from a business trip to Ho-
nolulu.
James NJ. Cameron, who has been
suffering from rheumatism for the
past several weeks has gone to the
Fred Baldwin Home.
Capt. L. II. Parker sustained pain
full injuries in a fall on Kahului wharf
last Sunday but is reported as recov-
ering from his injuries.
Miss Cecily Permain has not sever
ed her association with Kamehameha
III School. 1t is Miss Woodruff who
is leaving for the mainland.
Senator and Mrs. Harold w. Rice
came over from Honolulu on the Sat
urday morning Kilauea. Senator
Rice returned the same night.
Mrs. E. H. Paris, widow of the late
Z. II. Paris, is visiting friends on
Maui. She came Saturday morning
with two of her children.
Mrs. J. r. Curtis has come over
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senior partner OF Curtis 4 Diltz. They
are stopping at the Waikiki Hotel.
Representative j. w. Kalua observ-
ed his s~eventy-third birthday in 10
nolulu last week while attending the
legislative session.
H. H. Holt of the Royal Hawaiian
Sales Company returned Tuesday
morning from a business trip to Ho-
nolulu.
Representative NJ. G. Paschoal was
n of the legislative party that visit
ed the Big Island at the end of last
week.
Miss Thelma Boyum who has been
teaching at Haiku school will transfer
TO the HamakuapOko School when
sessions are resumed Monday.
Supervisor David r. Fleming and
Mrs. Fleming have returned from
their trip in the Orient, reaching home
Wednesday on the Mauna Kea.
r.. A. Wadsworth is reported as re-
covering from an illness which has
confined him to linn home for several
DAYS mast.