The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-07-04
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mr.. f. w. e. Grune was p~leasurably
surprised Saturday night when Mrs.
Grune dropped into Waikiki mex
pectedly from Honolulu on her way
to Hilo. She came down on the Maui
ma Kea, landing at Lahaina and ar
rived in Waikiki late Saturday night.
She left for Hilo on Wednesday.
Marshal Smiddy arrived on Maui
this week, and all the okolehao ad-
herents, both distillers and imbibers
took to their secret hiding places.
George F%reeland, manager of the
Lahaina Hotel, was operated upon for
appendicitis at the Lahaina hospital
on Monday. He is reported as doing
well.
Lahaina people celebrated peace
news last Saturday by a parade and
a blowing of whistles for d half hour.
Lieut.. r. c. L%ichteIfelt of the De
partment Hospital at Honolulu spent
a weeks furlough on Maui this week.
He was formerly physician at Hama.
H. R. Hitchcock of Molokai receiv-
ed his appointment this week as
deputy sheriff of Molokai. The office
has been vacant for some time.
County Attorney VIM. II. Beers of
Hilo and Judge Osorio, district mag
istrate of Hilo, are visitors to Maui,
the guests of Deputy Sheriff Cum
mings.
w. l.. Decoto narrowly missed
death last week on the pail road be-
tween Waikiki and Lahaina when
his machine skidded and stopped
short of going over the edge. The
machine hung in a perilous position
until a passing motorist came to his
assistance.
In the absence Of Rev. j. C. Villiers
Rev. M. E. Carver of Kauai will be
i nchargc of the Church of the Good
| Shepherd and will preach every Sun
day beginning July IS until the first
of October. After that Rev. Mr..
Cockroft of Lahaina will preach until
the return of the rector.
Bishop Restarick is expected to pay
Maui a visit during July.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Human came
to Maui Tuesday for q ton days visit.
Mr.. Hinman is one of the secretaries
of Tie American NJ ssiorary Associa-
tim. They will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs
u welsh while on the island.
B. F. Goldwater of the American
Factors, Ltd, is visiting Maui again.
f. b. Gerald of the American
Tobacco company is here from the
coast.
Manuel Rocha of the Theo. H.
Davies company has made a return
visit to Maui.
Miss Emily Moore Of the Kameha-
meha school is visiting in Maui with
friends.
DR.. Geo. w. Human of San Francis
co will preach at the Waikiki Union
J Church Sunday evening.
There will be a special service at
the Wailuku Union Church next We'd
nesday night. Rev. Geo. l.. Cady, d.
d., Secretary of the American Miss
ionary Association, delivering the ad-
dress. DR.. Cady's address in Homo
lulu before the Ad Club and Rotary
club and other organizations as well
as his speeches in Central Union
Church have attracted wide attention.
The public is invited to the Wal
luku Union church next Thursday
morning between the hours of $50
and 1900 to hear addresses from Rev
Geo. w. Human, ID. H., of San Fran
cisco and Rev. Geo. l.. Cady, d. D.,
of New York. The meeting is the
regular monthly meeting of the min
lister OF Central and West Maui. The
session will be thrown open to the
yublic at the hour mentioned, in order
that Maui people may have the oppor-
tunity to hear these interesting speak
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