The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
PERSONAL MENTION

nOlulu the nrSJ Ol TINS week.
Miss Margaret Napaila, Of Kahului,
has been the guest of Miss Margaret
Davenport for a week.
Miss Rebecca r. Akana has return
ed from a business trip from the Is
lands of Molokai and Lanai.
James Lynch, head of the Lynch
Co., Ltd, of Honolulu. was a business
visitor in Wailuku this week.
D. c. Lindsay, cashier of the Bald
win National Bank, was a visitor to
Honolulu the first of the week.
Mrs. Dan r. Carey returned home
last Saturday from Honolulu whore
She spent two weeks visiting friends.
j. Patterson, OF Kahului. was a
visitor to Honolulu, going down by
the Claudine on Wednesday evening.
J.. c.. Blair, manager of he Island
Electric Co.. was called to Honolulu
last Saturday on a short business
trip.
MIR. and Mrs. D. Napihaa, Of Keanae
returned home this week from a trip
to Honolulu where they attended the
centennial.
Mrs. Millic b. Hair and daughter
Miss Dorothy Hair arrived home or
Tuesday from a several weeks visit
TO Honolulu.
Henry Hagerup, who has been at
the kula sanitarium for some months,
was a visitor to Waikiki the first part
Ct the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Moses Kahiapo, ~
] D,,r,y,1, ,,Ir-rpaI hpI,a 1aut G1InIffIL
from Honolulu where they attended
the centennial.
Judge L. L. Burr, Of the pad circuit
court, who has not been zen recent
", is in Lahaina this WICK where he
is undergoing treatmenf
Mr.. William H. RtcL, ST., and Mrs.
Phillip Rice Of KaYIi, arrived last
saturday and are4the guests Of Mr..
md Mrs. H. W.&fce.
Mrs. David Kinney has resigned
from her pr ..on as surgical nurse
ION the J. ia Hospital and is move
losiding ar the Waikiki Hotel,
Mrs. Jack Bergstrom, of Waikiki
was a passenger to Honolulu by the
} Iurlinr last Sunday night. She eX-
ects't 10 be gone for some time.
Hiss Foster, Miss Boyum and Miss
Corell are three Maui girls who are
expected home from school on the
coast by the Manoa due to arrive nCNt
week.
! Mrs. Henry Stree returned
ONE last Saturday from. Honolulu
, here she had been visAlng her
y fnughter, Mrs. L. D. Timmons for
i vcral weeks.
t . Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gohier of 1915
+ Eeckley lane welcomed last Thursday
the arrival of a daughter at their
. lone. The child has been named
! Louise Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Harold Starratt (nee Miss
= I.eHe Aiken) after d visit of several
y weeks on Maui, departed on Monday
= right for Honolulu from whence h
Z expected soon to return to her hOme
J.! Olaa.
Supervising Principal II. NJ. Wells
viii go to Honolulu tomorrow to at
md the meeting of the supervising
principals of the territory which be
gins next week. The conference is
kelly to last for 10 days or more.
D Norman Wells, son of Mr., and Mrs,
L. NJ. Wells, of Waikiki, who has
been attending school on the Coast,
j. expected home e week. He had
q severe attack OF influenza recently
which made a return TO a milder
climate advisable.
, Mrs. A. C. Rattray and two children,
fImerly Of Maui but now residents
Of Honolulu, accompanied by Mrs.
Hattray's sister, Miss Drinkle, depart
, Ell by the Lurline this week for the
: coast enrOute TO their former home
in Iowa for an extended visit.
o Milton T. Clark, of the firm of
Dickey & Wood, architects and con-
S ructing engineers, arrived last Sat
= urday from Honolulu accompanied by
Z j $ wife and will be engaged for
!. several weeks in supervising the work
; ca the new Pauwela pineapple can
/. merry, now well under way.
J. Frank Loccy, local manager of the
Royal Hawaiian Sales Co., who re
n turned home last Saturday from a
several weeks business trip on the
coast, brought back with him not only
5 d number of automobiles, but a
d dozen or Two mules and horses, which
r he expects to sell to local agricultur-
@ lists.
Rev. Father Justin, OF. 81. A%nthony's
church, Waikiki, viii leave about the
middle OF next month for a 6 months
~ cation in Europe. He will accom-
; pJuy The Ri. Rev. Bishop Libert who
is Going TO Rome. During hi, absence
Father Justin's place in Wailuku will
b. filled by Father Bruno, of Lahaina.
/; Major and Mrs. w. e. Bal, ST., OF
Waikiki, returned home on Wednes-
- y evening from Honolulu where
q tlcy We're called by the illness of
Il cir daughter, Mrs. William Desmond
- VINO recently underwent an operation
in The hospital. The patient is re-
+ ported to be recovering nicely.
o County Attorney Err. BeviHs was
Q H. Hama on Tuesday and Wednesday
Il in connection with a small case in
D. jlc distric. court at the place inVoly-
n ing % Chinese merchant who was
charged with keeping his store open
pa SUNDAY contrary to law. masmuch