The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06
Personal Mention

LOUIS NOu ltllpShN was q hpiihN
conner this morning on the Kilauea.
u. Leith, Of Davies & Co, left Tor
Hama this morning IN the Kilauea.
Sheriff C. c. Crowell made business
trip to Lanai and returned yesterday.
w. H. Engle of the Baldwin Bank
left for Hama this morning on the hi
lauea.
John Fassoth, of Kipahulu planta-
ton, returned to Hama on the kilauea
this morning.
Postoffice Inspector Vale was a pas
senger to Hama this morning on the
kilauea.
Mrs. e. y. Baldwin left for Homo
lulu Saturday to spend Christmas with
relatives.
Frank J. Weisblatt was a departing
passenger for Honolulu on the Mauna
Kea last night.
w. \. Louisson. Hawaii coffee plant
or. returned to Lahaina this morning
on the Kilauea.
John Roland of New York left for
Honolulu last night. He will sail for
home on the Wilhelmina.
Mrs. NJ. S. aJrdin returned home
yesterday after a few days in the
Paia hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nunes of Paia
welcome a son, Manuel, born Monday
at the Paia hospital.
Gorton T. Lippett, recently from
the mainland has joined the Maui
News force.
Miss Mary Freeman of Paia I1ospi-
tai will be a departing passenge' on
the Matsonia December la.
Mrs. a. c.. Rothrock was a home
conner from Honolulu IN the Kilauea
Saturday morning.
George Freeland entered Pioneer
Hospital last evening to undergo an
operation. ?
Harry Neuman OF American Factors
was a Honolulu arrival this morning
to register at the Waikiki Hotel.
Frank Vasconcellos, former watch
man Of the Kahului railroad, is re-
ported as being seriously i'll.
II. b. Graham of Trent Trust Co.
came over from Honolulu this morn
ing and is a guest at the Waikiki
Hotel.
l.. c. Lewis left for Honolulu last
night,to proceed to the mainland hav-
ing received word of the illness of his
mother.
Mrs. G. H. DeKay returned Satur-
day morning from Honolulu, where
SIZE spent q NCNh WIN 80 ~ "
Westervelt.
Manager Harry b. Penhallow of
Wailuku Sugar Co., returned from the
Planters Association meeting Satur-
day.
Superintendent of Public Works
Lyman H. Bigelow came over from
Honolulu Saturday morning and pro
ceeded on to Hilo that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Boyum returned
Saturday from Honolulu where they
had been called by the illness of then
son Sevath.
George Chalmers of the Onornea
Sugai Conpdn. y 2rp". OF IN MAUI OIL
mis- return trip to the Big Island ron
the Planters convention.
Manager Harris of the Maui theat
ers will go to Honolulu the first Of
next month and meet his wife who is
coming from the mainland on Manoa
w. A. Clark, manager of the Grove
Ranch, NJ. A. Co, was taken sick witt
the influenza Friday, and is at his
home.
Senator and Mrs. A. F. Tavares re
ioice in a son, born November 25th
at the Waikiki hospital. The DO!
has not yet been named.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Nahaoleiua, Wh'
has peer at the Waikiki Hotel 10
nearly a year past has gone 10 Homo
lulu where she will conduct a hotel.
Miss Z. S. Avison Of the Henry Wa
terhouse Trust Co, Honolulu, arrive'
in Wailuku Friday to spend a few day
on business. Miss Avison is at tn
Waikiki Hotel.
NJ. l.. McClusky, assistant time
keeper at the Paia mill, M. A. co,
has left for the coast to attend schoo
at Portland, Oregon. H.. R.. Filler ha'
taken his place at the mill.
A. A. Scott, formerly manager o
the Hilo Sugar Company and now .out
side representative of Brewer & Com
pany was an arrival by the kilauei
on Saturday.
Sevath Boyum, who is attending tn
University of Hawaii, was operate
upon Tor appendicitis at the Queen
hospital, Honolulu, last week and /
expected home on the Kilauea Satul
day.
Miss Emily Rodrigues arrived Tue
day in Honolulu on the Wilhelmini
and is expected at Kahului Saturday
Miss Rodrigues, has been away seN
eral months and while visiting in Sa,
Jose, California attended the perform
ances of the Scott Opera Co.
DR.. Charles Barton, throat and nos
specialist, is over from Honolulu I
examine the children of the Mat
schools. In the evenings, he is pr
pared to receive others in need of h
services at the office which he ha
opened in the Grand Hotel.
Lorrin A. Thurston, president of tn
Advertiser Publishing Co., John
Ness, assistant manager OF the SAN
company, and Alfred Williams an
Mrs. Sam b. Trissell, wife of tn
Editor of the Advertiser were Hon'
lulu visitors to arrive at Kahului tn.
morning.