The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION

H. B. Weller came over from .Ho.
nolulu Saturday.
Mrs. V. A. Vetlesen has received the
sad news of the deaths of her father.
w. A. Anderson was a Hama passen-
ger on Tuesdays Kilauea.
Mrs. John Plunkett returned from
Honolulu last Saturday.
George Groves of Puunene returned
Saturday from a trip to Honolulu.
Miss Lillian Weight has returned
from Honolulu.
morning from a business trip to Homo
lulu.
Attorney Enos Vincent made a bust
ness trip to Honolulu, returning by
the Kilauea Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Bush will leave
Maui to make Honolulu their home
about the first of mex month.
Antoine do Rego campaigned on Mo
lokai the first of the week and later
went to Hama.
Harry Mossman went to Honolulu
Monday night and returned on the
Mauna Kea Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Rothrock and daughter
have returned from a trip to Homo
lulu.
J, A. Balch was returning passeng-
er from Honolulu on the Kilauea last
Saturday.
Henry Smith, chief clerk of the cir
cult court, is ove from Honolulu on
a business trip.
Mrs. p. H. Ross is making good pro-
gress toward complete recovery since
her return from Queens Hospital.
DR.. Joseph Y. Ting made an enjoy
able weekend trip through n~aleakala
Crater.
J. c. Blair of the Maui Electric
Company returned Saturday from a
trip to Honolulu.
Mrs. Luke HILBERT has returned to
Haiku after a visit of six months in
Louisiana.
Worth o. Aiken went to Honolulu
wednesday night to attend a confer
OF pineapple cannery heads.
Miss Violet Makee, daughter of Mrs.
j. II. Raymond, returned from the
on the Lurline Saturday.
Z "A. Puck made a short visit to
Molokai going I've Tuesday and re-
turning Wednesday on business con-
nected with welfare work.
H. S. Bush, Maui representative of
Schumann Carriage Company, re-
turned Tuesday from a business trip
to Honolulu.
Harry Gesner was a departing pas
on he Manoa. He expects to
spenu a vacation of between two and
lhree months on the coast.
Senator Harold w. Rice sailed with
otner members of the legislative com.
MISSION on the Sonoma from Homo
.ulu on Tuesday.
w. ii. Pop" Hutton, Boy Scouts
is in the hospital at La
mama where he was operated upon for
ne removal of a growth from his leg.
+. q. Krauss, who was a member of
he University Extension Service par
y on Kauai, returned to Maui the
irst of the week.
"A. l. Silva, representing NJ. McIner-
ny, is in Maui in the interests of the
honolulu clothing house and is stop.
ping at the Grand Hotel.
X. A. Wadsworth is in Queens Hos
9ital, Honolulu, undergoing medical
.reatnent n is reported as much i'm
John Templeton, who has been
pending a W. months vacation in
san Francisco, returned home last
saturday, arriving per the Kilauea.
Mrs. George Weight went to Homo
ulu to meet her daughter who was re-
urning from the mainland on the Lur-
inc.
Henry st. Goar, San Francisco bro
who is a frequent visitor to the
Stands, sailed for his home on the So {
iona Tuesday. i
DR., Russell C. Lichtenfels, govern {
nent physician at Hama, is in Wailu- 1
III for a few days visit. His special I
was to explain certain hospi- :
al needs to the board of supervisors.
Miss Ruth Parker, stenographer for I
he county attorney and for the board l
# supervisors will take a vacation be- |
Wednesday and lasting about |
weeks. '
c. F. N. Rose carried his campaign :
or nomination for member of the .
of supervisors to Molokai last y
ionday and Tuesday and was in La ,
alma Wednesday. l
w. H.. Pop" Hutton was to go to 7
4ahaina today to undergo an opera '
for a growth upon his leg. 1t is ;
expected he will be out and about :
gain in about a week. y
DR.. ]. H. Raymond, Mrs. Raymond C
Harvey Raymond were returning a
.assengers from the mainland on the
.urline last Saturday and came back .
o Maui on the Kilauea Tuesday. =
Mrs. L. L. Burr accompanied her q
lother, Mrs. Mast, to Honolulu Satur- Y
whence Mrs. Mast sailed for the II
mainland this week. Mrs. Burr re- n
lrned home Wednesday afternoon. .
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