The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-10
Personal Mention

Charles Gay of Lanai is reported to
be a Honolulu visitor.
Mrs. Glen Crowell returned on the
Manoa this morning.
Sheriff Glenn Crowell returned from
Kauai this morning.
Mrs. ]. D. Walker of Kula was a
home conner on the Manoa.
Miss L. V|asconcellos was an arrival
on this mornings Manoa.
DR.. II. *. Hope expects to leave for
Honolulu tomorrow night.
Alfred Gerner has resigned his posi-
ton with the II. c. & S. Co.
H. II. Holt is in Honolulu in the in
terests of the Baldwin campaign.
Mrs. John Hood of Lahaina was a
homecomer on the Manoa today.
Supervisor Drummond came from
Hama on the Kilauea Wednesday.
Harry A. Baldwin took the Mauna
Kea for Hilo Wednesday afternoon.
W. A. Baldwin vent over to Homo
lulu Monday night, returning Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Aiken and son
came home on the Manoa this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moniz and family are
booked to leave on the Manoa for the
coast.
Miss Virginia Gonsalvos will leave
leave tomorrow for a visit in Homo.
lulu.
Douglas PTew'Iel has cooked TO e
to Honolulu on tie Mano2 StI ay
night.
poIpb NV;lso, Of .or rU,r,, N,,u
Company. went to Honolulu Wednes-
day night.
Senator Harold w. Rice was a re-
turning passenger on the Manoa fol
lowing a visit to Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Judd are visit
ors from Honolulu. They will return
on the Manoa Sunday night.
A. w. Collins is still in Honolulu
but was not operated upon there as
reports from Lahaina said.
Representative NJ. G. Paschoal has
returned from a trip to Kauai. reach
ing home on the Manoa today.
Mrs. S. VI A'niel and two childr en-
came over from Honolulu this nom
ing to Join Mr.. tn;iel here.
Mrs. c. c. Campbell of Puunene
while in Kahului on Tuesday fell and
" vi lllt dllhlG.
Mrs. Worth o. Aiken is expected
from Honolulu Saturday. Mr.. Aiken
went over on the Monday night
steamer.
Mrs. N. Mason, sister of w. H.
(Pop) Hutton, will go to Honolulu on
the Manoa Sunday night for an eX-
tended stay.
Mrs. Joseph H. Gray. wife of the
editor Of Maui News, is leaving on
tn Manoa Sunday night for a stay of
about two weeks.
A. H. Tarlton of the Pineapple
Packers Association was an arrival
by the Manoa. He will return on her
to Honolulu Sunday night.
Louis Amiel, of the Boston Store.
came Owe from Honolulu on Wednes-
day for the opening of the sale in the
Orpheum Theater Building yesterday.
Mrs. John McClaren, mother of
John McClaren, Jr, of Paia was an
arrival from Honolulu today. Mrs.
John McClaren Jr., accompanied her
ever.
Mrs. Emma Macfarlane, mother of
Miss Lady Macfarlane and Mrs. Helen
Bridgeford was an arrival on the Ma
o this morning for a visit with her
daughters.
Supervisor Uahinui was a day late
for the board of supervisors meeting
because of the change of schedule of
the Mikahala so that it arrived yes
terday morning instead of Wednes-
day.
Dick" P. Harris, manager of the
Maui Amusement Company, has re-
ceived word from Mrs. Harris that
she will prolong her visit in Honolulu
somewhat.
Col. d. S. Bowman, director of the
industrial service of the Planters AS
ISOLATION, is over from Honolulu for
two weeks stay in the interests of
the Association.
James L. Coke, Jr., son of Chief
Justice Coke, was recently graduated
from the University High School at
Berkeley and has taken a position
with the San Francisco Call. When
the next school year opens he expects
to take a course in journalism.