The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-16
Personal Mention

Antoine Serene is over from Hama,
Sheriff Glen Crowell has returned
from a business trip to Molokai.
Harvey Raymond is booked to sail
on the Wilhelmina Monday night.
Douglas Brewster is planning a
trip to the coast in the near future.
District Magistrate George Freeland
went to Honolulu Wednesday night.
T. B. Linton returned Wednesday
evening from a vacation on the main
land.
James Cumming was down from
the Kula Sanitarium yesterday on
jury duty.
T.: ohibition Enforcement Officer
"Ncd' Crabbe is a guest at the Wal
luki Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Won Tempsky will en-
terrain with a luncheon and bridge
next Wednesday
Miss Pearl Cox of Honolulu spent
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ.
Cunningham.
Chock Chong and family will leave
on June 2S, for Hilo where they will
make their home.
Mrs. r. II. Wilson is substituting
at the Waikiki Public School in the
place oil MIS-. tranSOn.
L. L. Roberts, manager of Maui
Drug Co, was a week end CUES at The
Raymond Ranch. Ulupalakua.
Mrs. Rosamont Beguhl is booked to
sail for the Mainland from Kahului
on the Wilhelmina Monday night.
G D Lufkin will leave san Fran
cisco today for home, taking steamer
with the Shriners, it was lndrned yes.
telday.
Mrs. c. d. Lufkin left for Homo
lulu " ednesday night II meet her
husband on his return from the main
lane
w. H. Pop" Hutton, expects to go
to Hama Tuesday for a weeks stay in
that district looking into scouting
matters.
Mrs. Franson of the Waikiki school
went to the Lahaina Hospital Satur-
day to under go an operation for
APPENDICITIS.
William Hoopii, delegate at large
to the N. z. a. convention at Boston
sailed on Wednesday from Honolulu
on the Maui.
Mrs. Rose Kepoikai ami Eliza
Smvthe left for Honolulu Saturday
night for a three weeks visit with
friends in the capital city.
Mrs. George Bushnell, sister of Nj.
NJ. r. Pereira, will be over from Ho-
nolulu Tuesday with her children TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Pereira.
Supervising Principal H. NJ. Wells,
Maui delegate to the n. E. A. conven-
tion in Boston, sailed from Honolulu
for the mainland Wednesday.
Mrs. R. A. Wadsworth expects to
sail for Honolulu on the Wilhelmina
Monday evening for a visit with her
son Alfred r. Wadsworth.
Miss Annekin Krogh is visiting Mrs.
c. p Durney and Mrs. 4. lIalstead of
the Kula Sanitarium Or a few days
before her return to Honolulu,
Mrs. F. G.. Krauss and daughters
and son are expected over from Ho-
nolulu Tuesday morning on the XII
lauea. They will spend the summer
on Maui.
Miss Nellie B. Warren, who has
been visiting her cousin Mrs. r. A..
Wadsworth for the past several
months, will leave on the Wilhelmina
Monday night.
p. H. Ross of the insurance depart
ment of the Bank of Maui was to
have sailed today from San Francisco
with the Shriners, returning home
from his vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Engle enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening.
The guests were Mrs. o. H. Lee,
Judge and Mrs. L.. L. Burr, Miss
Henrietta From and j. H.. Gray.
c. C. Campbell, b. II. Damon and
E. E. Hunter all of the Audit Com
pany of Hawaii have been auditing
the books of Maui Telephone Com
pany, The Baldwin Bank and its Wal
luku Branch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chock Chong have
had for their guests the mother and
youngest brother of Chock Chong
who returned TO the Islands on the
last Golden State. They will leave
tomorrow evening for their home il
Puma Hawaii.
c. D.. Lufkin writes to Maui News
from the Yosemite under date of
June 4. From there he was going to
Lake Tahoe and her TO good old
Maui" At the Bank of Maui il was
thought he would probably come
home with the Shriners.
Charley Luiz, catcher Of the Liber.
ty House baseball team intt Wednes-
day on the Mauna Ke1 for The kona
district, Hawaii, where ne VIII syend
the remainder of his vacation. While
on Maui he was guest of A. X. Ting
CT the Baldwin Bank. NFaIinEu branch