The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-11
PERSONAL
MENTION

weeks spending a part of their honey
moon as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
T. Carey, went to the Volcano las
Saturday night and returned to Ho
nolulu direct to take passage for the
return home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Carey returned
last Monday night from a visit to the
Volcano where they accompanied
their guests, DR.. and Mrs. Chas. o
Hansen, of Pasadena, Cal. On the
return trip Mrs. Carey had the mis-
fortune to painfully sprain her ankle
by a fall on the steamer deck. She
is confined to her home on account OF
the injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoogs, who
have been spending a three week va.
cation in Honolulu, returned home
this week.
Caleb Burns, of the Waikiki Sugar
Company, expects to leave tomorrow
night for Hawaii for a short vaca
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Ely, of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, who are in the Islands
spending a few months vacation, are
guests for the present at the Maui
Hotel. They made the ascent of the
mountain yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Ely hopes for a little fishing before
he leaves Maui.
Howard d. Case, a reporter for the
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, arrived We'd
nesday evening as a witness in the
libel suit of Il. r. Bevins VS.. the Star
Bulletin, now on trial in the second
circuit court. He is a guest at the
Maui Hotel.
Robert c. Pratt, of Honolulu, is On
Maui as the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Lorrin Smith, at Makawao.
NJ. C. Lindo, of Theo. H. Davies &
c Co., is here from Honolulu examin-
ing the scales of the various Davies
stores on this island. O.
q George c. Watt, manager of the Ko
hala Sugar~Co., stopped over from the
Mauna Kea on Monday night and con
tinued his trip to Honolulu by We'd
nesday's Claudine. 1t was Mr.. Watts
first visit to Maui in many years. He
stated that he expects to bring his
family here for a longer visit before
long.
H, B. Weller, of Honolulu, the well
known Union Oil Company. man and
theatrical magnate, arrived last Tues
day on a few days business connected
with his several theaters on Maui.
Mrs. David Wadsworth will go to
Honolulu tomorrow to meet her sis
ter, Mrs. Sidney Allen Crysler, of
Portland, Oregon, who is expected to
arrive by the Manoa, next week, tp
be her guest for some time. "
Carl Rose, of the Waikiki Sugar
Co, who had an unusually severe at
tack of influenza over two months
ago, was able to return to work on
Thursday OF this week for the first
time He spent several weeks at La
haina .recuperating, returning to Wal
luku on Tuesday last.
Mrs. V. A. Vetlesen and children
have been spending the past week at
their beach place at Waihee.
Senator Harold w. Rice, and Rep
resentative A. F. Tavares came home
last Saturday morning on private
business, returning to their legisla-
tive duties on Monday evening.
Miss Rowland, the new district
nurse of the Waikiki Sugar Co., ar
lived last Tuesday and has taken up
her duties in the camps of the COM
pany.
Mr., and Mrs. j.. c. Blair, of Wal
luku, left for Honolulu last Monday
evening for a week or 10 days visit
in the city.
r.. M. Morton, manager of the Am
erican Can Company in the Islands,
arrived from Honolulu last Saturday
m a business trip. On his return on
Monday evening he was accompanied
by Mrs. Morton and son Robert, who
were the guests of Mrs. Will. j.
Cooper, in Haiku for a week.
NJ. J. Lewis, who has been acting
superintendent of the American Can
plant at Haiku for several
months, returned to Honolulu this
week. He was accompanied by his
wife.
G. w. R. King, deputy territorial
auditor, was on Maui this week on
one Of his periodical visits to check
the books of the various territorial
officials on this island.
c. c. Won Hamm, of the Won Hamm-
Young Company, arrived last Tuesday
in connection with the automobile
business of his company on Maui.
Mrs. H. X. Duncan entertained the
ladies of the Woman's Guild of the
Good Shepherd Church at her home,
April LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vincent, of Waia-
koa are visitors in Hilo this week.
Rev, r. B. Dodge, who has been in
Honolulu all this week attending a
meeting of the Hawaiian Board, is
expected to return tomorrow morn
ing.
Clarence Baldwin, of Wailuku, who
has been home from Honolulu for a
week, returned to the city last Friday
Enrol Won Tempsky and his sister
Miss Lorna Won Tempsky, who spent
their Easter vacation at home with
their father, L. Won Tempsky, return
to their schools in Honolulu on
Monday nipbt