The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Paul MacCaughey, who was
quite i'll in the Paia Hospital for sew
eral days last week, is much better
and is again at her home in Hama
kuapoko.
Dan Balch, who for the past several
ing work in the Lahaina district, has
completed his job and returned to Ho-
nolulu on Wednesday.
II. Shirley Bush, salesman for the
Schuman Carriage Co., on Maui, has
rented the Weddick house on Main
street and moved his family in this
week.
John L.. Fleming, of the James F.
Morgan Co., of Honolulu returned
home last Saturday after spending
several days last week on Maui.
Mrs. Charles Lake, of Waikiki was
a passenger to Honolulu by last Satur-
day evenings Claudine.
w. o. Smith, of Honolulu, who came
over last Saturday morning to address
the Woman's Suffrage Club at Lahaina
returned home by the Claudine the
same evening.
Mrs. w. E. Bal, ST., and son Eugene
Bal, returned home from a visit to
Honolulu last Saturday morning, call
ed back by the fatal illness of Joseph
b. Wilson, who died the following day.
w II Field, manager of the Maui
Hotel, went to Honolulu on Wednes-
day evening on a several days bust
ness trip.
Louis Distelli, manager of the Grand
Hotel, went to Honolulu on a business
trip on Wednesday. He expected to
return home on Saturday.
Charles Mel, manager of the Pauwe-
la Pineapple Co., is a business visitor
to Honolulu this week. N
Lee l.. Sol, a former Maui boy who
left here 2 years ago for army service,
is o located in Detroit, according
TO information received from him this
week. N
j. II. Trask, Jr., who several years
ago was connected with the Bank of
Maui's insurance department, and who !
since then has spent considerable
time in the Philippines, returned to
Maui last week and is again with the
bank. He brings with him this time
a bride of but a few weeks. They are
for the present at the Waikiki
Hotel. N
A. II. Tarleton and Harry Brown, of
Honolulu, two Trail & Mountain Club
members, made the trip through the
Haleakala crater this week. They
up the mountain on Saturday,
spending the night on the summit,
and pushing on the following morning.
They were on foot.
Mrs. d. c. Lindsay, of Paia, went to
Honolulu on Wednesday evening for a
short visit.
Mrs. L, c. Jones has moved from
to Lahaina to join her hus-
band who recently accepted a position
at the Lahainaluna school as vocation
al instructor.
Mrs. David Wadsworth will leave on
the February 18th Manoa for a 2
months visit in San Francisco and
Portland.
Sheriff Glen Crowell returned home
IN Tuesday morning from Honolulu
where he went last week on business
and to take two Korean prisoners
with booze making.
w. o. Aiken went to Honolulu on
Wednesdays Claudine on a short
business trip.
Mrs. c. L. Gossin, of Lahaina, and
Mosser, of Paia, were passengers
to Honolulu this week,
DR.. and Mrs. William Alexander
Tate, of the Lahaina U1con Church,
was the guests of Rev. and Mrs. e. e.
Pleasant in Waikiki for several days
this week.
DR.. A, c. Rothrock, of Paia, has been
in Honolulu this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Kimball, of Makawao,
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. E. f.
Pleasant in Waikiki for several days
this week.
ing with cargo for local merchants.