The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-12-12
PERSONAL MENTION

uellNeu on the Quasi lOI SGNtlol
months on account of injuries receiv-
ed in a serious automobile accident,
is a passenger on the Matson steamer
Maui, due in Honolulu tomorrow, and
will arrive home next week.
Capt. Haydn Villiers, Sol of Rev.
and Mrs. j. Charles Villiers, Of Wal
luku, is expected to arrive by the Ma
noa, due in Honolulu tomorrow, for a
visit. During the war Capt. Villicrs
was in the British service for several
years. 1t is his first trip to Hawaii.
Mrs. w. H. Field, who returned
home from Lahaina last week after
two weeks in the hospital there fol
lowing a severe operation, is again
able to be about. She is very much
better.
Maj. William Bal, road overseer of
the Wailuku district, has been con
fined to his home by illness for the
past two weeks.
r. C. Lappin, head of the census
bureau work in the territory, was on
Maui the first of the week swearing
in a number of deputy enumerators
who will handle the work on this is
land. He returned to Honolulu on
Wednesday.
w. II. Field, OF the Maui Hotel, was
a business visitor in Honolulu this
week.
D. c. Lindsay, cashier of the Bald
win National Bank, went to Honolulu
on Monday night on a short business
trip.
Miss Eva L. Heusner, formerly Of
the Maunaolu Seminary, who is now
a resident Of Peoria, Ill, will spend
the winter in Sarasota, Florida, ac-
cording to advices received here this
week.
Mrs. p. II. Ross and Miss Edith
Lawrence returned home on Tuesday
morning from Honolulu where they
went last Friday night to meet their
brother who was passing through on
the Niagara enroute home to Austria
liza from several years service in the
British army in France.
c. d. Lutkin and p. II. Ross, of the
Bank of Maui, returned on Wednes-
day evening from a several days bust
ness trip to Honolulu.
John Fassoth, manager Of the Kipa'
hulu plantation, returned on Tuesday
from Il business trip tc Honolulu.
Rev. H. V. White, the new pastor
of the Kahului union church, arrived
with his wife and two children by the
Sachem last Sunday in Honolulu, and
came over to Maui by Tuesdays
CIaudine. They come here direct from
Vermont.
Mrs. Joel b. Cox and little son, OF
Puunene, returned home on last Satur'
day from Honolulu where they visited
friends for 10 days.
Lorrin Smith, of Kula has returned
from a business trip to Honolulu,
Mrs. Charles Mel, of Haiku return
ed last Saturday from Honolulu where
she spent several days.
J. Harvey Raymond, of ~Ulupalakua
returned home on Tuesday from a sew
eral weeks business trip to the main
land.
DR.. S. D. Weisbaum, for the past
several years a resident of Wailuku,
left last Monday night for Honolulu
from whence he sailed on Tuesday for
the coast to join Mrs. Weisbaum who
departed some months ago.
Motorcycle Officer Josie Wilson
severed his connection with the police
department rather suddenly last Sun
day.
CasimelO Blaisela, Filipino, was
tried in the district court yesterday
on charge of vagrancy and sentenced
to 6 months in Jail.
For driving an automobile without
a license, H. Takeda was fined $25 ant
costs in the district court, by Judge
Mckay. Takeda pleaded ignorance o.
the law.
DR.. George S. Aiken was fined s.
and costs by Magistrate Mckay, OF
Tuesday, on conviction Of driving al
automobile without license Numbers.
For common assault, Frank Saguel
Of Puunene was fined $40 and cost.
by Judge Mckay on Tuesday, He ha'
had a quarrel with Jose V. Baqui, ant
is alleged to have used abusive an
threatening language.
Mrs. Kalei Smith Keanu had Simtl
Keanu arrested for assault and bat
terry upon her. The defendant put N
SIS as cash bail and then forfeited i
by not appearing for hearing.
N. S. Dcponte, OF Paia, was a busi
ness visitor in Honolulu this week,