The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION

MIS-. george NllDur Will ledNe lot
the mainland on the Manoa.
Senator Harry A. Baldwin made a
trip to Kahoalawe this week.
Mrs. A. F. Tavares returned from
Honolulu Tuesday.
County Attorney E. r. Bevins went
owe to Molokai Wednesday.
r. a. Wadsworth is in Honolulu for
medical attention.
c. S. Childs returned from Honolulu
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. p. Cooke returned to her
home in Honolulu Saturday.
Sam Kalama, chairman of the board
of supervisors, has been on Molokai
this week.
Mrs. L. d. Timmons and child were
dparting passengers for Honolulu on
Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Mar Linton will sail for
Vancouver about the middle of the
month.
Mrs. Mast, mother of Mrs. l.. L.
Burr, is leaving for the mainland on
the Manoa.
Mrs. st. Clair, mother of Mrs. James
GLIB, is leaving for the mainland or
the Manoa.
J. c. Blair, manager of Maui Elec-
trio Company, is in Honolulu on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. +. Fox of Kahului
Will be departing passengers for the
Coast on the Manoa.
j.. Garcia made a business trip to
Honolulu Saturday and returned home
Tuesday morning.
Territorial Veterinarian L. N. Case
was a visitor on Maui on business this
week.
Young Ting will be one of a party
to cross the Crater and return by the
Ditch Trail.
Hugh Howell returned Wednesday
afternoon from a business trip to Ho-
nolulu.
MIR, and Mrs. Robert Won Tempsky
of Erehwon Ranch and are the happy
parents of a fine baby boy.
Representative John Fassoth and
John Fassoth, Jr., were Kilauea pas
sengers for Hama from Honolulu last
Tuesday.
w. II. Pop Hutton will go to the
Lahaina Hospital Monday for an OPP
GRAFTON, and expects to remain at the
hospital for about a week.
James NJ. Cameron was able to be
about yesterday afternoon, following
an attack of rheumatism hat has last
ed more than a week.
superintendent of Public Works Ly-
man H. Bigelow went TO Hama on the
last hilauea to inspect the practically
completed Hama wharf.
Harry NJ. Gesner, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Hatfield, who has
been visiting him, will leave for the
mainland on the Manoa.
Miss kassarian. Waikiki Plantation
nurse, returned Saturday evening from
the Welfare Work convention in Ho-
nolulu.
Mrs. A. Garcia left for the coast
this week to attend the convention of
the Companions of the Forest as dele
gate from Maui.
Mrs. Louis Destili has gone to Ho-
nolulu in the hope that further medi-
cal treatment there will improve her
health.
Mrs. I. Fl. Ross is expected home to-
morrow morning. She has been re-
covering after an operation in the
Queens Hospital.
Dr.. Joseph Y. Ting is one of a party
"hich will spend the weekend at the
crater, crossing through Kaupo Gap
Il returning by the Ditch Trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Bowman are ex-
pected home from Honolulu tomorrow.
Ihey have been in the capital city for
. week while Mr.. Bowman attended a
conference of vocational instructors.
j. Pia Cockett goes to Hama over
the Ditch Trail today to carry his
campaign for County Treasurer to
that district, and expects to be home
by Sunday evening.
c. c. Campbell is one of those who
IS watching the effects Of the Ship
ping strike, for he expected to leave
on a vacation trip TO the Mainland on
the Maui May Is.
Mrs. Joaquin Garcia, contrary to I'M
authentic newspaper reports, has not
Deen TO and returned from the main
land, blu plans TO make a mainland
TIP during the coming summer.
Representative and Mrs. Peruvia ].
Goodness returned from Honolulu this
week. Their homecoming was delayed
somewhat by the Hines sof Mrs. Good
ness, who is reported as considerably
improved.
senator Rice may leave for the
mainland on the SOnoma Tuesday in
stead OF departing on the 18th. The
commission desires to take no chances
or delay because of the shining
strike.
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Supervisors to Meet-Wednesday of