The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-25
PERSONAL
MENTION

day morning by the Manoa from Ho-
nolulu where they spent a week visit
ing friends.
DR.. A. c. R%othrock, of Paia, was in
Honolulu this week on professional
business.
c. C. von Hamm, of the Won Hamm-
Young Co., of Honolulu, was a visitor
TO Waikiki this week in connection
with the construction of a branch
sales room a garage on Maui, which
has already started on Main street,
near the Waikiki Depot.
D. j.. Lewis, Jr. and Chong c. A
kama, both representatives, of the Vol
CanO Garage & TRANSPORTATION Co., of
Hilo, have been in Waikiki during
the week in connection with their
company's agency on Maui.
II. L. Kerr, the architect of Homo
lulu, was an arrival by Tuesdays
Claudine on business connected with
the erection of the new bank build
ings for the Bank of Maui, Ltd, in
Waikiki and Lahaina.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keeney, of
Lahaina, are booked for the mainland
by the next Manoa, due here about
May Is.
c. d. Lufkin, manager Of the Bank
Of Maui, Ltd, is planning a business
trip to the Coast within the next few
weeks.
W. Tin Chong. the well-known Ho-
r.Al,,1, h.p,I.1I nrpy,nt,p yuI, IoC
piloted a number of Chinese teams
on tours of both the mainland and the
Orient, is a business visitor on Maui
Waterhouse Office Quitting Co., of
Honolulu.
X. \. Wadsworth, OF Waikiki, was
a business visitor to Honolulu this
week. He went down by Monday
nights Mauna Kea.
II. X. Wilcox, deputy county clerk,
was a visitor to Honolulu this week.
Judge J.. w. Kalua was in Honolu-
lu this week on business.
Hugh Howell, the Waikiki contrac-
tor, went to Honolulu on Monday
night in connection with the opening
Of bids for the construction of the
new wharf at Hama.
T. Il. Brown, until recently general
foreman of the Mutual Telephone Co.,
in Honolulu, arrived on Tuesday to
take charge of the Maui Telephone
Company's business as manager, and
has already assumed charge. He is
H. 1t. ,-,ga ,- r~n
They will make their home in Wal
luku.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace d. Stone, of
Hilo, who spent several months on
Maui during the reconstruction of the
local telephone system some months
Ago., are on Maui again this week.
They will probably return to Hilo to-
morrow night.
Owing to the illness of District
Magistrate Anjo, of Makawao, NJ. S.
Pacheco, through appointment of
Judge Burr, sat in the Makawao
court on a number of cases this week.
J. A. Balch, treasurer of the Mutu-
al Telephone Co., of Honolulu, was a
business visitor to Maui this week.
lie was here in connection with the
affairs of the Maui Telephone Co,
which is now controlled by the Homo
lulu concern. MI. Balch was recently
discharged from the navy in which
he served as a lieutenant during the
war, being in charge of radio com
munication of the government in the
Islands.
Mrs. G. Gililand. of Honolulu, is
the guest Of Mrs. Louis Disteli at the
Grand Hotel.
George Tucker, police officer from
Hilo, returned home Tuesday night
after being here for several days as
a witness in the case 9 against "Dr.
Balding" in the second circuit court.
Tucker was the officer from whom
9a'ding made his getaway at Laha-
ina some time ago while enrOute to
Honolulu on the Mauna Kea.
Harry Gesner left yesterday for
...i 10 spend several days hunt
ing deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cowan de
parted for their new home in Homo
lulu by the Manoa last Sunday night.
Mrs. Sydney Allen Crysler, Of Port
land, Ore, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. David WadswOrth, having ar
rived from Honolulu last Saturday
evening. Mrs. Wadsworth, who went
TO Honolulu last week to meet her.
accompanied her to Maui. Mrs.
Crysler will be on Maui for some
weeks.
Miss Gertrude Wilson of Portland,
.rrg0n, has been the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cumming, of
Paia, for the past ten days, She is
p sister of Mrs. A. S. Guild of Homo
lulu. A number of affairs have been
given i'm her home by the ladies of
Paia and Hamakuapoko. After a trip
% the top Of the mountain she return
e dto Honolulu last Wednesday.
DR.. c. =. Durnev returned on We'd