The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-15
Personal Mention

Judge D. H. Case is taking a snort
vacation on Kauai.
Walter A. Engle returned from no
nolulu this morning.
Supervisor Drummond returned To
Hama this morning.
L. K. Smith took the Mauna hea
to Honolulu last night.
s. McNicoll arrived on Maui by the
Kilauea this morning.
Miss May kidding was a Lahalna
messenger on the Kilauea last night
Commander J. c. West of the sal
walton Army departed for Mahukona'
Mrs. Robert Thomas of Hilo is visit
ing with Mrs. Z. Daniels of Lahalna.
f. G. Krauss and daughter Dorothy
came over from Honolulu this morn
ing. ~
Mrs. John Dolim purposes taking
the Kilauea to Honolulu tonloIro"
night.
Mrs. Lee Kwai returned TO her
home on Maui after a visit 10 the
Capitol.
Miss n. Hayselden of Honolulu vas
y Mani arrival on the Kilauea this
morning.
Mrs. F. Hohlweg returned from a
visit to Honolulu by the Kilauea TINS
mornin.
Frank Locey returned to Maui
Saturday after a business visit to
the mainland.
DR.. ]. H. Raymond was a home
conner on the Kilauea this morning
from Honolulu.
L. Tobriner is over from Honolulu
on one of his selling trips, a guest
at the Waikiki,
w. H. Mcdonald of the Inter-Island
Drug Company was over from La
haina Sunday.
L. r. Mcneil, representing Fl. o..
Hall & Son, will remain on Maui
until next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Spraule were
Honolulu passengers to land from the
Kilauea at Lahaina last night.
James d. Fontes came over from
Honolulu Saturday for weeks vaca-
ton and has made the Crater trip.
Chock Chong was over from Hilo
Sunday and spent a part of his time
in Waikiki visiting with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill, who have been
visiting relatives and friends on Maui
for the past month left for Hilo Sat
urday.
P. NJ. Pond, president and general
manager of the Pond Company was
a Maui arrival by the Kilauea this
morning.
]. Garcia, cashier of the Bank Of
Maui, went to Honolulu Saturday
night and is expected back tomorrow
afternoon.
Harry Decker was over from Homo
lulu on Saturday in connection with
arrangements for the Madame Miura
concerts.
Miss Olive, Villiers who has been
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. G. Villiers, returned to Honolulu
Saturday night.
Joe Silva of Olinda went to Honolulu
Saturday night on business connected
with Quitting tourists for the crater
and other Maui trips.
Deputy Sheriff George Cummings.
who has been a witness in the Bevins
east at Honolulu, returned home Sat
urday morning.
Manuel Asue, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, returned home Saturday from
Honolulu where he was a witness in
the Bevins Case.
Mike Jay, sports editor for the Ho-
nolulu Star Bulletin, was over from
Honolulu at the Harvest Home as
staff correspondent for his paper.
Mrs. Carrie Macfarlane and Miss Z.
Haaheo of Honolulu who have been
the guests of Mrs. w. E. Maikai of
Wailuku leave for Lahaina today.
Arthur Rice remained over as the
guest of his brother, Senator Harold
Rice, after the return home of other
Honolulans who attended the Harvest
Home.
Sam Kalama returned to Honolulu
Saturday night after attending the
supervisors meeting. He expected to
be called as a witness in the Bevins
Case yesterday.
Val Stevenson, Hilo newspaper
man was on Maui Saturday investi-
eating the matter of purchase of an
interest in the Valley Isle Chronicle
Publishing Co,
Mrs. William X. Cummings and
daughter Pauline took the Kilauea for
Honolulu Saturday night. Mrs. Cum
mings will proceed on to Kauai where
she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lowell.
c. S. Childs, head worker of Alex
ander House settlement, will leave
for Honolulu on his vacation Satur-
day night. Mrs. Childs preceded him
to the Capital City last Saturday
night.
Harrison Rice, a nephew of Sena-
tor Harold Rice who has recently
come from Kauai to join the Pioneer
Mill Co. staff, was over from Lahaina
Sunday and attended the ball games
at Kahului.
Rev. and Mrs. J.. C. Villiers will
take the Mauna Kea to Honolulu next
Monday evening and Mr. Villiers will
sail for the mainland to attend the
Episcopal convention leaving on the
Manoa, August 80.
Senator Charles King, candidate
for the Republican nomination for de
legate to congress, has been in Wal
luku, stopping at the Grand Hotel
since Sunday and took the steamer to
Hama this morning.
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