The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-19
Personal Mention

George Freeland was over from
Lahaina yesterday.
]. II. Pratt is building a new home
in Valley View Tract.
J. H. Trask is having a home built
in the Valley View Tract.
Mrs. George Cummings has been
visiting friends in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummings
were down from Kula yesterday.
V. A. Vetlesen expects ID leave on
the Wilhelmina tomorrow night.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin has been
spending a few day in Honolulu.
Miss Katherin Mccarthy expects to
return to Honolulu tomorrow night.
J. p. Foster of Paia went to Homo
lulu on the Mauna Kea Monday night.
Miss ATmin Won Tempsky will leave
OF the Wilhelmina for the mainland.
w. S. HaXtun is over from Honolulu
in the interests OF the Star Bulletin.
Mrs. II. Winsley was d passenger
arriving on the Wilhelmina this morn
ing.
Mrs. William Os.. ave for
Honolulu tonight for a stay of Il
week.
John Fassoth took the Kilauea
from Kipahulu for Honolulu on We'd
nesday.
H. b. (Sam) Weller came over from
Honolulu this morning on the VIII
helmina.
c. S. Weight, department manager
of American Factors, is over from Ho-
nolulu.
Paul and a. Baldwin are passengers
booked to return to the Islands on the
next Matsonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Won Tempsky
and baby were hOmeComers on the
Wilhelmina today.
ChoCk Chong is booked to return
home on the Matsonia after a bust
ness visit to the mainland. -.
Miss V. L. NJ. Awana of the Haiku
Fruit Company returned home Wed
nesday evening from Honolulu.
Worth O. Aiken came in from Hal
ku yesterday to attend the meeting
Of the Industrial Accident Board.
Representative Muller of Hawaii is
a visitor on Maui, having come over
on the Wilhelmina this morning.
Mrs. Harry Bohr entertained a
number of friends at her Church
street home Wednesday afternoon.
r. o. F. STANCE has been acquitted
of a charge of enlightenment OF a
directed verdict in the court in Ho-
nolulu.
DR.. and Mrs. Durney were visitors
from Kula Thursday. DR.. Durney was
a witness before the Industrial Ac-
cident Board.
Brother Henry, for many years
principal of st. Louis College in Ho-
nolulu took the Maui for the main
land Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Foster, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Foster Of Paia, re-
turned on the Wilhelmina from Berk-
ley where she has been studying.
Mrs. Marion Drake of the Liberty
House came over from Honolulu on
the Wilhelmina this morning and is
making her headquarters at the
Grand Hotel.
w. H. Mcdonald, formerly with
Maui Drug Co., who will have charge
of the new drug store in Lahaina is
reported aboard the Matsonia return
ing to the Islands.
Reverend Father Bruno of the La
hama parish received word of the
death of his father, Henry Bens, in
Germany. Death came on the day
before Easter Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Baldwin
went to Honolulu to meet their son
Edward on his return from the main
land. He came home to Maui with
them on the MauGa Kea Wednesday
evening.
Antoine l. Silva of NJ. McInerny is
over from Honolulu in the interests
of his firm, calling upon his many
friends and customers here. He ar
rived Wednesday evening, is making
headquarters at the Grand and eX-
poets to stay on Maui for two or
three weeks.
Rev. j. Charles Villiers expects 10
leave for the mainland in August TO
attend the t"riennial general nven
ton Of the Episcopal Church, to
which he was elected the clerical de
legate, at the recent meeting of the con-
vention of the Honolulu diocese of
the Episcopal Church. The general
convention will meet early in Sep
TENDER, at Portland, Oregon.
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