The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-12-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Senator Harold w. Rice left on a
business trip to Honolulu Monday.
w. H. Mcdonald sailed for the
mainland from Honolulu Wednesday.
Mrs. Enos Vincent is expected home
from the Mainland tomorrow.
Mrs. p. H. Ross is recovering from
her recent illness.
Louis Disteli has recovered from an
attack of flu.
Attorney Eugene Murphy left on a
business trip to Hilo Wednesday.
Frances NJ. Hatch of Honolulu was
a week end visitor on Maui.
Philip McKaig of Haiku has return
ed from a trip to Honolulu.
Miss Mary Lindsay was a returning
passenger on the Claudine Saturday.
Charles Lake has returned from a
trip to Honolulu.
DR.. and Mrs. c. O. Hansen departed
for the Orient on the last Tenyo Maru.
Lee Newton has been in Maui all
this week.
Hosmer Rolph was a passenger to
Honolulu on the Mauna Kea last Fri
day night.
II. c. Bowman went to Honolulu
Monday evening and expected to re
turn tomorrow morning.
Supervisor Drummond returned to
Hama Tuesday after attending the
session of the board.
Worth o. Aiken has returned from
attendance at a meeting of the tourist
bureau in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Baldwin return
ed to Maui on the Claudine Saturday
after a visit to the mainland.
Worth o. Aiken attended a meeting
of the Tourist Bureau in Honolulu
last week.
Miss Jessie Baldwin was out for the
first time yesterday after an illness of
two or three weeks.
j. a. Medeiros, principal of the Ha-
GU school, has been a recent visitor in
Waikiki.
Mrs. E. D. Baldwin and Miss Jessie
Baldwin will leave for Honolulu TO-
morrow night to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Dan T. Carey returned to the
Islands on the Manoa and is expected
in Maui tomorrow.
Mrs. V. A. Vetlesen is expected
home in Wailuku tomorrow, having
returned to the Islands in the Manoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Case will cave
Monday fora visit to Kauai, expecting
to be away about two weeks.
H. R. Landers of Honolulu has been
representing the Pond Company on
Maui for the past week.
William Buck has recovered from a
several days illness and is out once
more.
George H. Dunn, agent for the In
ter-Island company at Lahaina made
a trip to Honolulu last Friday night
on the Mauna Kea.
E. G. Keen, inspector of construc-
ton of the Hama wharf, has gone TO
Honolulu to make a report on the
condition and progress of the wharf.
Miss Melissa Orchard, who has
been i'll for several weeks past is Ye-
ported to be making recovery, though
very slowly.
r. A. Wadsworth, who suffered a
bad set back last week, is reported as
now making good progress toward re-
covery at the hospital.
James N. X. Keola was over from
Hilo this week to testify as a witness
as to the citizenship of District Magis-
trate Mckay.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Hoag left for Ho-
nolulu Friday night on the Mauna Kea
after DR.. Hoag had finished his in
y~estigations on Maui.
DR.. w. d. Baldwin who returned to
the Islands from the mainland last
week reached Maui on the Claudine
Saturday morning.
Will ]. Cooper, formerly editor of
Maui News, has been appointed agent
in California for the Hawaii Tourist
Bureau under j. Walter Scott in San
Francisco. Mr.. Cooper succeeds Phil
lip Dankey to the position.
Mrs. d. K. Kinney and her daughter
Thelma of Olawalu left for Honolulu,
Saturday night. She will return be-
fore Christmas bringing her other two
children who are now with their grand
mother in the City.
M. r. Kiester, formerly of the bust
ness office of Maui News but now man
ager of the Hawaii Tours Company in
Honolulu, paid a short visit to Maui on
business at the close of last week.
Augustine Enos, station agent at
Waikiki is home once more after a
visit to Honolulu.