The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-09
Personal Mention

William Engle returned Wednesday
afternoon from a brief visit in Hama.
II. Hazelwood of the Honolulu Iron
Works arrived in Waikiki yesterday.
p. II. Ross received his final citi-
zenship papers in the circuit court.
Mrs. d. S. Wadsworth is expected
home from Honolulu Saturday.
Mrs. Z. f. Deinert is expected to
return to Maui tomorrow night.
Mrs. William Allen Jr., went to
Honolulu Wednesday night and is eX-
pected home next week.
w. A. Baldwin, who went to Homo
lulu Monday night on jury duty, is
expected to return Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. n. Omsted gave a birthday
lunch on Monday at her home in Hal
ku for Miss Lillian Tavares.
w. 5. Zeiz of Hoffschlaefer Co, Ho-
nolulu, who has been away for seven
years. arrived in Waikiki yesterday.
Charles Savage has broken ground
for his new house near Camp l beach
house. Spreckelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Collins returned
10 their home in Lahaina Wednesday
afternoon having arrived from the
Mainland on the Matsonia Tuesday.
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hee, who have been visiting in Homo
lulu for two weeks, are expected home
on the kilauea tomorrow.
Walter w. McDougall, engineer OF
Baldwin Packers. %iourneyed to the ca
pital city Monday night to serve on
the grand jury.
Mrs. c. d. Lufkin who has been
seriously i'll for some time past is re-
A. l. -, sN- GOOD nn1Trn "
toward recovery.
Sevath Boyum is expected to return
from Honolulu tomorrow. He recent
ly underwent an operation for apen-
dictis but was expected to be well
enough to leave tonight.
Prof. Maude May Babcock, who
left on the Kilauea for Hama Tuesday
returned to Waikiki Wednesday
night by way of the ditch trail. She
was delighted with the trip.
Miss Carrie Dunn, who has been a
patient of Pioneer hospital for the
past three weeks, is improving rapidly
and is expected to be able TO leave
soon.
John E. Cannon, manager Of the
Lahaina Store, made a brief visit 10
Honolulu in the interests of his com
pany, leaving Monday night and re.
turning Wednesday.
District magistrate Geo. Freeland al
Lahaina, who recently underwent an
operation at Pioneer hospital, is re
ported as doing nicely and is expected
to be able to return to his home soon
Mrs. Stanley Il. Scott OF Lahaina
who has been visiting in Honolulu fol
some two months past, is expected tc
return to her home in West Maui by
the Manoa, December II.
Willie buchanan, the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Buchanan OF
Puukolii, was taken to the Pioneer
hospital Monday suffering from pneu
monia.
Miss Isabelle Namauu, who has been
suffering with grippe at Pioneer hos
pital, is reported as doing nicely but
will remain at the hospital for an in
definite period.
Mrs. G. ID. Schrader, an old resident
of Maui and former owner OF the wal
luku Hotel, is expected to arrive TO
morrow on the Kilauea from Homo
lulu to visit Mrs. ]. H. Kunewa.
Frank j. Weissblatt returned from
Honolulu Wednesday where he haC
gone on business of the Maui Sporting
Goods Co, of which firm he is now
member.
High Sheriff Paul Jarrett arrived
on Maui Tuesday morning to make
his quarterly visit to the Jail at Ka'
hului. In company with Sheriff Glen
Crowell he visited Kula and Lahaina
returning to Honolulu Wednesday
night.