The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-13
Personal Mention


Senator II. A. Baldwin will 90 over
to Honolulu tonight.
Mrs. w. H. Field expects to go over
to Honolulu tomorrow night.
Professor d. L. Crawford returned
to Honolulu Wednesday night.
Supervisor Drummond returned to
Hama on the Kilauea Tuesday.
Rev. L. b. K~aumeheiwa will at.
tend the funeral of Prince Kuhio.
Harry S. Decker came over from
Honolulu on business this morning.
Miss Dekay is expected home from
the mainland with the next few days.
County Treasurer j. Pia Cockett
will 20 to Honolulu Saturday night.
Mrs. II. p. Baldwin returned from
a visit in Honolulu by this mornings
Manoa.
Attorney NJ. f. Prosser of Honolulu
was an arrival on the Manoa. here on
a business visit.
Mrs. Thomas b. Linton is recupe-
rating at Malulani Hospital where she
went last Sunday.
Supervisor Uahinui went to Homo
lulu Wednesday night and will attend
Prince Kuhio's funeral.
Professor D. l.. Crawford of the
University of Hawaii returned to Ho-
nolulu Wednesday evening.
Assistant Attorney General Light
foot returned to the capital on the
Kilauea Wednesday night.
S. S. Peck, chemist of Alexander &
Baldwin is over from Honolulu, arriv.
ing on the Manoa this morning.
A. H. Jones of the insurance de.
rartment OF Alexander & Baldwin
came over on the Manoa this morning
L. NJ. Judd of the grocery depart
ment of Theo, II. Davies d Co, was
an arrival by this mornings Manoa.
A. II. Case, son of ID. II. Case, has
been nominated for vice commander
of Kauai Post of the American LIE
gion.
M. r. Pereira, manager of Maui
Publishing Company, went over to
Honolulu on the Kilauea Wednesday
night.
Former Judge J. w. Kalua will at
tend the funeral of Prince Kuhio go
ing to Honolulu tonight or tomorrow
night.
Mrs. A. w. Collins and her children
Mary and Patsy returned to Maui or
the Manoa this morning after a Homo
lulu visit.
Senator Harold w. Rice will GO
over to the capital to attend Delegate
Kuhio's funeral leaving Kahului Sat
urday night.
Peruvia Goodness, member of thu
house of representatives, expects tc
attend the final o~bsequies of the late
Delegate Kuhio.
Victor Hurd who came to install
the new soda fountain for Maui Drug
Co., returned to Honolulu Wednes'
day night on the Kilauea.
Sheriff Glen Crowell is prevented
by his duties from going to Honolulu
for the ceremonies of Sunday as he
had hoped to be able to do.
Capt. S. NJ. Edwards, general super
intendent of the Matson Compan!
was a Manoa arrival this morning tC
look over the shipping situation here
Sidney S. Foy who has been or
Maui looking after the interests OF the
Waterhouse Company for the past ter
days will leave for Honolulu tomor
row night.
Speaker II. L. Holstein was a Mau
visitor for a few hours "Wednesday
while the Kilauea was in port on hi!
way to the funeral of the Prince IL
Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Aiken were moi
passengers on the Hawkeye STATE
for which they were booked Il
now reported they will not be home
for two or three weeks.
Magistrate George Freeland Wa'
over from Lahaina yesterday for thu
first time since his operation in tn
Pioneer Hospital. His appearance IN
dicates that he is much improved IL
health.
County Clerk William kaae has
been called to Honolulu for the con
ference on a special election by {
wireless from Territorial Secretary
Raymond C. Brown. He will go dowr
on the Kilauea tomorrow night.
Chairman S. e. Kalama of thu
board of supervisors went to Homo
lulu on the Wednesday kilauea. He
will be one of the pail bearers a
Prince Kuhio's funeral Sunday ant
will attend the conference on specla
election Monday.