The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-04
Personal Mention


Mrs. f. L. Hoogs returned from
Honolulu Saturday morning.
Rev. w. A. Tate of Lahaina will
return from Honolulu Saturday.
Mrs Augustine Jones returned Sat
urday from a brief visit to Honolulu.
Mrs. NJ. Whitford was a returning
Mauiite on Saturday mornings Clau-
dine.
Sam Amiel of the Boston store sail
ed on the last Lurline for the main
land.
Former Judge John A. Matthew
man is over from Honolulu on legal
business.
Contractor Charles Savage was a
departing passenger for Honolulu Fri
day night.
Mrs. J. II. Kunewa was a home
conner on the Claudine from Honolulu
Saturday.
Rev. E. e. Pleasant returned last
Saturday from the church convention
in Honolulu.
Mrs. John r. Bergstrom is expecr-
ed back from the mainland on the
next Manoa.
l.. Reuben has severed his connec-
ton with the Maui Publishing Com
pany mechanical force and gone to
Honolulu.
Rev. Augustine Jones was a return
ing passenger from Honolulu Satur-
day where he attended a church
meeting.
Rev. George II. DeKay, who was in
attendance at the church convention
in Honolulu last week returned to
Lrnl,,,1,,i thic ,,1ntpin0
Rev. H. V. White, former pastor at
Kahului, with Mrs. Whites father,
mother and sister, came over from
Honolulu this morning.
Stanley Carey of Theo. H. Davies &
Co, arrived in Maui last Saturday
night on a brief business trip return
ing home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Clark have NOV
ed to the Jones home in Paia from
the Waikiki Hotel where they stop
ped for several months.
r. l.. Cooke of the Mutual Wire
less Company came over from Homo
lulu this morning to install the new
receiving plant in Waikiki.
George Weight, Maui representa-
tive of the board of health, has re-
turned from a three weeks vacation
IlutU VI MlliCl was spent VII thC lis
Island.
Scoutmaster Langa of Makawao
has returned from Honolulu where
he went to meet his mother and sis
ter on their arrival from the main
land.
Louis Amiel of the Boston Store,
following the close of its Waikiki
sale on Friday left Saturday night for
TIo-o1,1,, ,,,I will on from thnpa tn
Hilo where it is purposed to open u
store.
T. M. Correa and Mrs. George Ross,
representing the Home of Linens of
Honolulu arrived this morning and
will open a display of beautiful goods
in the Waikiki Hotel, Wednesday
morning.
Edward Segerman, representative
of Wall & Dougherty, leading jewel
ers and silversmiths of Honolulu, is
on Maui in the interests of his firm
and makes his headquarters at the
Grand Hotel.
A. w. Seabury, representing the
Ideal Clothing Company of Honolulu
arrived in Waikiki this morning and
is opening a clothing and haberdash-
cry store in n of the sample rooms
at MAIN anu Market SlIeetS.
Jesse A. Parker, foreman of the
Mutual Telephone Company arrived
from Honolulu on the Claudine this
morning, coming in connection with
the work of installing the new wire
less receiving station in Waikiki.
Roy Coulter is a new member OF
the mechanical force of Maui Publish
ing Company, coming this morning
from Honolulu where he has been
with the Paradise of the Pacific. Mrs.
Coulter will join him in a few days,
H. X. Hope, Honolulu %occulist, and
head of an optical goods establish
ment here, ended a successful and
enjoyable business visit to Maui Sat
urday night. 1t was eight years since
he was here before but he met num-
bers of friends made on former visits.
The music department will hold its
first meeting and will organize for the
year on Thursday afternoon at 3 o.
clock when it will meet with Mrs.
George Steele at her home in Paia.
Choral work is to be started at the
outset.