The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-02-21
PERSONAL
MENTION

Attorney d. II. Case was confined
to his home the first few days of this
week on account of illness. He is on
the mend at present.
Ralph N. Villiers, of the First Ma
tional Bank, Honolulu, son OF Rev.
and Mrs. j. Charles Villiers, who has
been on the mainland for the past
year in the army service, returned the
first of this week, having lately been
discharged from the service. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Villiers, who has
also been on the mainland.
Attorney Enos Vincent was a pass
enger to Honolulu last Saturday on
court matters.
County Attorney e. r. Bevins was
a visitor to Honolulu the. first OF the
week on legal business.
Mrs. Paul Low, wife of the county
engineer, is visiting friends in Homo
lulu this week.
H. B. %Penhallow, OF the Waikiki
Sugar Co., was a passenger to Homo
lulu on Monday night, where his
young son David underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. The boy is re-
ported to be getting along well . Mrs.
Penhallow was called to Honolulu
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ness.
Guy Rothwell, Of the Honolulu Iron
Works, is on Maui this week on a
vacation and business trip combined.
Mr.. Rothwell recently returned home
from the Atlantic where he spent is
months during the wal in the U. S.
transport service, during which he
had numerous exciting experiences.
nol;aA nHaar Cnnpnn Knuwn1nOln
of Kahului, and Joe Coelho, of the
Waikiki police force, are among
those incapicitated by the grip this
week.
George Okamura has resigned his
position as b~ookkeeper of the a
Garage & Transportation Co., and will
leave tomorrow for Hilo where he has
accepted a position. A. A. Refs, who
recently returned from army duty,
succeeds him with the garage COM
pany.
]. Garcia, of the Bank of Maui, was
q business visitor in Honolulu this
week.
w. f. Crockett, Of Waikiki, was in
Honolulu this week on a business
trip.
J. n. X. Keola was a passenger to
Honolulu last Monday night. He was
a candidate for a position as clerk
on one of the legislative committee.
George II. Dunn, of Lahaina, is in
Honolulu this week on business.
H. McCubbin, mill superintendent
of the Pioneer Mill Co., leaves for Ho,
noldlu tonight on business connected
with Cation, Neill & Co, which will
take him to the Philippines about the
middle of next month. He will return
to Maui for a few days before he goes,
Mr.. McCubbin will superintend the
erection of a big sugar mill in the
Philippines. He will still maintain
his connection with the Pioneer Mill.
A. b. DeLisle, who came here from
the coast over a year ago to take
charge of the American Can Com
pany's plant at Haiku left Honolulu
last Saturday by the steamer Sachem,
Mr.. DeLisle's wife remains with her
parents in Ulupalakua.
w. H. Field, manager of the Maui
Hotel, has been laid up during the
past week with influenza.
Miss Judd, Miss Parsons, and Mrs,
o. ]. Whitehead returned last Satur
day from Honolulu where they spent
10 days taking a course of lectures al
the Y. w. c. A., on reconstruction
work.
Lieut.. and Mrs. VIM. Engle, return
ed on Tuesday from Oahu where
they have been for oven a year during
the time Lieut.. Engle was connected
with the army. He got his discharge
a week ago, and is now at his ole
place in the Baldwin National Bank
NJ $500. D..- n..o
went to Honolulu this week for 6
several weeks visit with friends.
Supervising Principal H. M. Wells
and Vocational Instructor r. c. Bow
man, returned on Wednesday even
ing from a several days visit among
the schools of Molokai. They report
: Molokai to be suffering from lack Of
rain.