The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-02-14
PERSONAL
MENTION

tenQ q meeting OF the HaWallan BOaru
and to present his resignation to that
body on account of his anticipated
leaving the Islands soon
Rev. Albert w. Palmer, of the
Central Union Church, Honolulu, who
preached in ,Wailuku last Sunday re-
turned to Honolulu on Monday night.
Supervising Principal H. NJ. Wells
and Vocational Instructor r. G. Bow
man Wen to Molokai yesterday for
a short inspection of the schools on
the island.
Miss Annie Wodehouse expects to
leave Maui in a few days for Homo
lulu from whence she will depart
shortly for New York to be associated
with Mrs. Mary Gum in an extensive
business enterprise.
E. Herrick Brown, of Honolulu, is
4 business visitor in Maui this week.
He arrived by the Mauna Kea on
Wednesday evening and expects to
leave again tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. j. Lewis, of Honolulu, ar
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spend several weeks at Haiku with
her hubsand who is temporarily To-
Gated there as superintendent during
the rush season at the can factory.
Dr.. James r. Judd was a passenger
from Honolulu on Wednesday night,
called to Lahaina by the serious ill
ness of Manager A. w. Collins, of
the Pioneer Mill Co.
Judge Chas. F. Clemens, of the law
firm of Clemens & Watson, Homo
lulu, was q visitor in Waikiki for
| several days this week on legal bust
| ness. He returned to Honolulu or
| Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. B. Penhallow left for Ho-
nOlulu by Wednesdays Claudine, call
| ed there by a message advising that
her son David was quite i'll and might
| have to undergo an operation for
| appendicitis He is attending the Ho-
| nolulu Military Academy.
Mrs. b. j. ~Bridgeford and baby
daughter expect to leave on Saturday
| for Hilo where Mr.. Bridgeford has
l O1NlLNiN uiN'pN'u " OolllO Will
Theo H. Davies & Co., in the mer-
camille department. They will make
their future home in Hilo.
Manager Pat" Collins, Of the Pho
neer Mill Co, who suffered a relapse
| from complications connected with a
| recent attack of influenza, is now re-
| ported to be out OF danger and i'm
L N,rf, ;n.1Y- En. q, 1trnn I xr-n hn-
| lieved it would be necessary to oper-
ate for a diseased kidney, but this
seems to have been avoided.
Mrs. James Fleming returned on
Wednesday to Hamakuapoko after a
weeks visit with her son David T.
Fleming, at Honolua Ranch on west
Maui.
DR.. S. d. Weisbaum Of Waikiki,
went to Hawaii last week on bust
hess.
Senator H. w. Rice, of Paia, was
in Honolulu this week on business.
Lieut.. William H. Engle, of Wal
luku, who has been in service at
Schofield Barracks for the past year,
is slated for his discharge today. 1t
is expected that he and Mrs. Engle
will arrive home tomorrow or early
next week.
Lieutenant A. Hebard Case, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Case, who expects
to get his discharge from the service
at Schofield Barracks today, is eX-
pected home shortly for a visit before
leaving for Hilo where he has been
appointed county agent, under direc-
ton of the College of Hawaii. Lieut..
Case was county agent on Kauai be-
fore he entered the army.
Harvey Cornwell, recently back
from service in the army at Schofield
Barracks, is once more on duty in
County Attorney Bevin's Office.
President S. S. PaXson, of the ter
ritorial board of health stopped on
Maui on Tuesday on his way back
from Hilo. He looked into health and
automobile matters before returning
to Honolulu on Wednesday.
Mrs. Montgomery, Of Waikiki, who
has been quite i'll for several weeks,
is now at the Paia Hospital.
County Clerk Harry Mossman has
been laid up this week at his home
with influenza.
p. j. Goodness, county automobile
inspector, is back at his Office after
two weeks confinement with influen-
"a. His wife is still i'll at the MaIu-
lani hospital.
NJ, S. Marines, of the Pioneer
Store, is seriously ill at the hospital
with kidney trouble and other COM
plications. L. L. Marines, his brother
of Honolulu, has been here this week
on account of his condition.
Alfred Wadsworth, of Waikiki, who
was in the officers training camp at
Camp Pike, Ark, when the war came
to and end, and who has been visit