The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26
Personal Mention

DR.. ]. II. Raymond this morning re
turned from a business trip to Homo
lulu.
Miss Martha Kapohakimohewa of
kula returned Saturday from Homo
lulu.
Mrs. a. c. Rothrock, wife of Dr..
Rothrock of Paia returned from Homo
lulu today.
Will Sabin, who has spent the last
week in Waikiki, returns to Honolulu
tomorrow night.
Rev. William a. Tate of Lahaina re-
turned Saturday from an extended
visit to Honolulu.
Gaylor p. Wilcox of American Fact
ors came over from Honolulu on the
week ends Kilauea.
Delegate Kalaianaole is expected to
arrive at Honolulu from San Fran
cisco on Tuesday next.
T. b. Linton is in Honolulu where
he went to see his son Jack off to
the mainland to enter college.
Miss Rosalie Rego, who made a
short visit to Honolulu, returned on
the Kilauea last Monday night
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American Factors was an arrival at
kahului on the Kilauea Saturday.
Mrs. Rosalind Akana, who has been
attending summer school in Honolulu
returned to Hama by the Kilauea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Hughes of
Puunene last Saturday welcomed he
arrival of a daughter, Barbara Jane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin II. W~aechtler
OF Lahaina on Saturday last welcomed
their second child, Arthur William.
Mrs. Thomas Soper of Lihue, Kauai
is here for a few weeks, as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Soper of Waihee.
Mrs. Mason and Miss Hutton. sister
and daughter of Pop" Hutton. ar
rived aboard the Manoa this morning.
E. G. Keen, who has been in Hama
for the past eighteen months, has re-
turned to Waikiki. He is at the Grand
Hotel.
Mrs. d. c. Lindsay. wife of the
cashier of the Baldwin National Eank.
kahului, wen TO Honolulu on Mon
day.
John Fassoth, manager Of Kipahulu
Sugar Company, has returned home
after a brief business trip to Homo
lulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hata and family
OF Hama, who have been spending va
cation in Honolulu, returned by Mon
days kilauea.
Miss Olive Whitehall of DeminE,
N. NJ. arrived on the last Matsonia in
Honolulu and will teach at Hamakua-
poke this year.
Joaquin Vincent, principal of Keala.
hou school, and Mrs. Vincent returned
on the Matsonia after a vacation spent
on the mainland.
Joseph Moniz, manager of the NJ.
d. G & Co.'S branch at Paia. returned
on the Kilauea last Monday from a
brief trip to Honolulu.
Mrs. Hiram Bingham III and five
sons left Wednesday for Honolulu
via Hilo. Mr.. Bingham and two of the
boys leave Sunday for Honolulu.
R. A. Judd, principal of Maui High
school returned Saturday from Homo
lulu where he had attended the educa
tional conference.
c. d. Lufkin and three ladies, his
niece, and the Misses johnson ant
Hansen, went over the ditch trai
last Saturday, returning Monday.
b. o. Wist, formerly principal o
kamehameha III school and now o
the Normal School came over IRON
Honolulu to Lahaina, Friday night.
James Smith head luna of Puunent
was discharged from Queens Hospita
Honolulu, yesterday, but will not re
turn to Maui for several days, a
least.
A w. Collins, manager of the Pic
e Mill Company, Lahaina, went (,
Honolulu last Monday sailing Wednes
day for the mainland, to be gone tel
weeks.
Hiram Bingham III, who purchase,
the former SlCggett property, and hi
family who have spent the summer il
Kula will leave for Honolulu tomor
row night.
Miss Huddleston who taught il
Maui High School last year mas spen
her vacation in Honolulu and will
teach on Kauai during the comm.
school year.
William Paul Jarrett, territoria
high sheriff, was married last Sunda,
at Pahca, Puma, Hawaii, to Mrs. ]. l
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deputy tax assessor for Puma.
Mrs. Henry Castle who has bee
away from the Islands for severa
years came over from Honolulu O.
the Kilauea arriving Saturday morn
ing and is visiting friends on Maui.
Joseph II. Gray, editor Maui New!
left Monday by the Mauna Kea {
meet Mrs. Gray. who arrived at Hone
lulu on Wednesday on the Mano
from San Francisco, the same boa
bringing Mr.. and Mrs. Gray to MAI
this morning.
Rev, ]. C. Villiers of the Church c
the Good Shepherd, who went to H,
nolulu last Friday to attend the r,
ception of RI. Rev. l.. La Mothe, VIII
succeeds Bishop Restarck, return
home tomorrow. The usual service
will be held at his church on Sunda,