The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Puck and family
and the Cameron children are enCamp
ed at Kailua, and ideal camping place.
Delegate and Mrs. Baldwin remain
ed over in Honolulu after the con-
vention and may be home tomorrow.
George Bushnell came over from
Honolulu on the Bee this morning be
cause of the illness of his baby daugh-
ter.
Deputy Attorney General Lightfoot
is over from Honolulu on business
for his office and is a guest at the
Grand.
Commencing today Mrs. II. w. Bald
win postmistress and station agent of
HamakuapOko starts taking a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Beatrice Krauss of Haiku has
undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitis and it is reported that she
is doing nicely.
Delegate and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin
celebrated their 25th wedding ami
yersary Wednesday by a dinrer Tor the
immediate family.
Joe Federcell chemist of the Wal
luku Sugar Company and Mrs. FEEDER
cell took the Wednesday night steam.
er to Honolulu.
Mrs. OH. Case took the Claudine
Wednesday night for Honolulu
whence she will proceed to Kauai
where she will visit her son.
Mrs. George Bushnell was unable
to return to her Honolulu home on
Wednesday nights steamer owing to
the serious illness of her baby.
Masters Henry and George Freitas
of Honolulu returned Wednesday night
after a three weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. V. MARCEL of Makawao.
Mrs. l.. A. Perry, who has been visit
ing Mrs. A. Enos of Waikiki for the
last three weeks returned to her home
in Honolulu by Wednesdays boat.
Miss Dollie Lee, principal OF the XII
hei school who has been visiting Mrs.
w. f. Crockett at the homestead has
gone to Hilo for the remainder of her
vacation.
Miss Louise Feuillard of San Jose,
Calf, who has been visiting Mrs. Al
fred s. Taylor of Puunene for the past
two weeks left for Honolulu on We'd
nesday's boat.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. II. w.
Baldwin will entertain the ladies of
Hamakuapoko at a buffet luncheon
at her home in honor of Mrs. James
Cumming of Kula.
Miss Harriet Forbes of Honolulu
and Mrs. Helen Ives of Illinois left
for Hilo last Saturday. They were
visiting Mrs. w. o. Aiken for a couple
of weeks while on Maui.
Mrs. J. II. Trask of Waikiki leaves
for Honolulu tonight where she VIII
take the Sonoma next week Tuesday
for the coast. She expects to he ;,way
about three months.
Miss Adele Cornwell, district nurse
of West Maui for the board Of health,
is visiting Mrs. r. Smythe of kohala,
Hawaii, and plans to finish her vaca-1
ton with a trip to Puma.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Baldwin will
celebrate their goth anniversary on
Monday July oath at their Olinda
home "Luana'. A number of their
friends have been invited up to spend
Sunday the 23rd.
w. Smith and Robert Cannon of
Lahaina and Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
OF Olowalu, walked to the top of Hale
akala last week, leaving the D. T.
Fleming Kula home on Thursday ard
returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Aiken and their
o Malcolm left for Hilo Wednea-
day. They Will return ext Monday
night. Mr.. Aiken is attending a
Hawaii Tourist Bureau Meeting in
Hilo by speciald request of the mem
bers of the bureau.
Miss Irene l.. Miller, lieutenant of
the Makawao Girl Scouts, sailed for
Honolulu on Wednesday where she
will spend two weeks in sightseeing
and then proceed to her home town
in Washington. All her scouts were
at the boat TO bid her farewell.
Representative M. G. Paschoal re-
turned from Honolulu Wednesday af-
ternoon.
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