The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11
Personal Mention

} H Gray spent Sunday in Lahalnp.
Father James has re. Itin q
tlt1 80 honMulu
NJ. S. Cambria returned by the XII
lauea this morning.
Ms Albert Cockett left he Klauea
1t IRhaina last night.
Mrs. ]. A. Glib returned Saturday
morning from Honolulu.
Judge and Mrs. L. L. Burr returned
from Honolulu this morning.
Dick Penhallow went to Honolulu
on the Mauna Kea last night.
j. p. Cockett returned to Lahaina
on the Kilauea Saturday night.
Worth o. Aiken took the Mauna
Kea to Honolulu Friday night.
Attorney Eugene Murphy was a
honlecomer on the Kilauea today.
Rev. Moses Kahiapo returned this
morning from a trip to Honolulu.
Mrs. Linton Herndon is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Duncan.
Mrs. J. Cannon was a passenger for
Lahsina on the Kilauea last night.
Mrs. A. f. Tavares and Miss Julia
TaNares came home on the Kiluuea.
DR.. f. E. Trotter of the Territorial
health board was on Maui Saturday.
Father Patrick was a passenger for
Lahaina on the Kilauea Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huakini Enos were
arrivals by the Kilauea this morning.
Miss Sadie Whitehead returned
from a visit to Honolulu this morning.
T. II. Gibson was a passenger for
Kahului on the Kilauea Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Enos Vincent was a returning
Mauiite on the Saturday morning Xxi
lauea.
Foster Robinson motored over TO
Lahaina for the Saturday evening
luau.
County Treasurer Wilcox was in
Lahaina Saturday and attended the
luau.
] Garcia motored over 10 Lahaina
Saturday and attended the political
luau.
Mrs. ]. H. Gray who has been visit
ing in Lahaina will return to Waikiki
this week.
Fen Goldwater came over rom lIo-
nolulu today and is a guest at the
Waikiki.
NJ. G. Paschoal of Puuneue was an
East Mauiite on Mala wharf at the
luau Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. Tavares and Miss Julian
Tavales came home on the Kilauea
this morning.
Mrs. Emma Macfarlane is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Bridgeford at the
Grand Hotel.
Mrs. A. J.. Cockett was a passenger
to Honolulu on the Mauna Kea Fri
day night.
Miss Lillian Whitford returned 10
Lahaina on the Saturday evening
Mauna Kea.
Principal Wade of the Haiku school
returned Saturday morning from a
visit to Honolulu.
Mrs. E. L. Austin, principal Of Wal
hee school, returned Saturday from
a visit to Honolulu.
Mrs. Z. E. Parsons and Miss Alb.
Parsons returned from a trip to Ho-
nolulu Saturday morning.
William Searby of American Fact
ors returned home Friday night after
a short visit in Lahaina.
Miss Ruth Parker has returned to
Honolulu after a visit with her parents
Captain and Mrs. E. H. Parker.
Ben Seelig, representing the T. H.
Davies & Co., shoe department, was
a Filauea arrival this mor1ing.
C. A. Puck will attend the confer
euCG Ol WelldIe WOIhGIS III IlOIOluiu,
leaving here by the Friday night boat.
Miss Grace Hilmer took the Mauna
Kea to Honolulu Friday night after a
visit with her mother at L~ahainaluna,
Eddie K, Fernandez came over from
Honolulu Sunday morning aud will
remain until after the Wild West
show.
Misc l. Sheran who has been on
Maui at Fair times is here in onnec
ton with the business affairs of the
Wild West show.
Rev. and Mrs. Augustine Jones re-
turned Saturday evening from Homo
lulu where Mr.. Jones has been max
ing a series of addresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Childs will take
the Friday night boat to Honolulu
where Mr. Childs will attend the con-
ference on welfare work
r. C. Bowman, industrial superVis-
or of the Maui schools returned from
a few days visit in Honolulu by the
Saturday morning Kilauea.
L. B.. Mcneil, representing g.. G.
Hall g. Sons was an arrival by the
Kilauea this morning and will remain
on Maui about 10 days. He is stop
ping at the Grand.
Victor Schoenberg, cashier ii Inc
Bank Of Hawaii, formerly of the Bank
at Lahaina, returned TO Honolulu last
night on the Manoa after a visit Tor
a few days with old friends here.