The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-13
Personal Mention


DR.. j. II. Raymond left for Homo.
lulu Saturday night.
Sevath Boyum was a home conner
from Hoonlulu this morning.
Douglas Brewster returned from
Honolulu on the Kilauea this morning.
Joe Stickney of the Pond Company,
was an arrival this morning.
Mrs. II. p. Penhallow and David
,Penhallow are leaving Saturday to
spend a week shopping in Honolulu.
w. II. Field has been confined to
his room in the Grand Hotel suffering
from a severe cold.
Rev. +. e. Pleasant conducted a
picnic Of Paia teachers up Waihee
valley Saturday,
Dong kit. a Chinaman, was buried
in the Chinese cemetery Monday from
the morgue at the Malulani hospital.
Senator \. +. Tavares made a bust
ness trip to Honolulu last Friday
night.
Chock Chong, of, Maui Drug Co.
made a business trip to Honolulu on
the Friday Mauna Kea.
II, X. Bruss and Miss Bruss were
departing Lahaina passengers for HO
nolulu last Friday night.
Miss Mary Groves, formerly a nurse
at the Kula Sanitarium, is visiting in
Puunene.
r. c. Bowman, industrial supervisor
arrived in Waikiki Saturday from Ho
nolulu.
Clair TAFT, revenue tax officer, re
turned to Waikiki Saturday from Iio
nolulu.
L. L. hobart, vice-president of the
Maui Drug Co., left for Honolulu Fri
day night returning today.
DR.. f. f. Bunker, Prof. V. Mac
Caughey. and Prof. Fred. Murphy
went to Lanai Saturday noon.
MIR. and Mrs. II. X. Bruss, who ac
]companied the body of DR.. Burt Il
Honolulu Friday night, returned tC
their Lahaina home last night.
VIM. W. G.. Meyer, who is connected
with the sugar planters, arrived IL
Waikiki from Honolulu Saturday
morning.
Fred. Hansen of Theo. II. Davies &
Co., who arrived in Waikiki from HO
nolulu Saturday morning, left for Ho
nolulu again Saturday night.
Alfred Williams, staff photographs
of The Advertiser, returned to Homo
lulu on the Kilauea Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Sam B. Trissel, wife of the edi
tor of the Honolulu Advertiser, re
turned home Saturday night aftei
several days of sight seeing IN Maui
DR.. Charles Barton went to Hani
this morning to examine school Chi
dren who may have eye, ear, nose o
throat trouble.
F. w. Thrum, of the public work
department, came over from Honolu
lu TO see progress on Kahului whar
work this morning.
Miss L. NJ. Shaffer and Miss L, E
Dyer OF Lahaina were guests of Mrs
II. Howell while they were in Wal
luku attending the Teachers Institute
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stark will leav
for the Mainland next month, MI
Stark taking a well earned vacation
from his work in the office of tn
Pioneer Mill Company.
George Oliveira, son OF Joe Oliveira
of the Kahului Railroad Merchadis
Department, celebrated his 10th brit
day last Wednesday. His parents ter
dered him a birthday party at whic'
there were nine present.
Miss Helen c. Tam Yau, a nurse a
the Paia hospital, is leaving on tn
next Manoa for a trip to the Coasl
Miss Tam Yau expects to visit he
sister, Miss Rose Tam Yau, in Cal
fornia.
Dick" Harris was IN of those dis
appointed in the failure of the Maun
Kea to alike on passengers at Lahaln
.1 H. laI nttrTNnCnH Un1n
to Honolulu to meet his wife on he
arrival from the Mainland tomoTro
morning.
Miss Adelaide Fernandes, daughte
of the late John V. Fernandes OF TN
Island but now for a number of year
a resident of Honolulu, became TN
bride of Frederick J. Green, adVertl'
ing manager of the Advertiser las
Saturday evening Rev. FIR. Valentln @
fiiciating.