The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-31
Personal Mention


D. T. Fleming was over from Lahai-
ma Tuesday afternoon.
w. j. Coelho returned to Honolulu
by Wednesdays Kilauea.
E. b. Carley will leave for Honolulu
tomorrow night on the Mauna Kea.
Rev. and Mrs Augustine Jones left
for Honolulu Wednesday evening.
F. A. Misner went to Honolulu Mon
day night and is soon to sail for Ma
Mia.
C. f. Morris was passenger to Ho-
nolulu on the Kilauea Wednesday
night.
Attorney Eugene Murphy went TO
Hama Tuesday, returning Wednesday
afternoon.
F. B. Cameron made a trip to Ho-
nolulu Monday night and returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph H. Gray returned Wed
nesday on the Mauna Kea from a ten
days visit in Honolulu.
Mrs. Louis Disteli went to Honolulu
to join her husband, leaving Maui on
the Wednesday night Kilauea.
Chock Chong leaves for Honolulu
tomorrow night and will proceed to
the Mainland or the Matsonia.
j. J. Walsh motored to Lahaina yes
terday on business connected with
the formal opening of Mala wharf.
Delegate and Mrs. Baldwin will
leave for Honolulu tomorrow and
take the Wednesday steamer for the
mainland.
Senator A. f. Tavares, manager Of
the Haiku Fruit 6 Packing Co. re-
turned from the Mainland on the Mat
sonia Tuesday.
Jos. Correa and ]. Medeiros of the
Star-Bulletin mechanical force are
spending their vacation IN Maui this
week, having arrived by Wednesdays
Kilauea.
Manager George S. Collins of
Pioneer Mill Company is reported as
making continued and favorable pro
gress toward recovery from his re
cent illness.
Capt. John 7. Diggs, formerly of
the Manoa, is to return to that ship
since the Buckeye State has been
taken back by the government, is a
report from Honolulu.
Chock Chin expects to sever his
connection with the Maui Drug Co.
tomorrow and is to be auditor of the
new Inter-Island Drug Company
which is to open a store in Lahaina.
Capt. and Mrs. VIM. Feuerpeil of
Kahului have been entertaining their
son Thomas who arrived on Maui by
Wednesdays Mauna Kea and expects
to return to Honolulu by tomorrow's
Kilauea.
Miss Mclaughlin, the Kauai County
librarian, who has been visiting Miss
Morse and looking over the work of
the Maui County Free Library, left
Wednesday night for Honolulu
whence she was to proceed on to the
Garden Island.
Supt. S. w. Wolf of Pauwela Pine
apple Co, and w. F. Cole of Haiku
Fruit & Packing Co., left by the XII
lauea Wednesday evening to attend
a convention of pineapple factory su
perintendants and field foremen held
this week in Honolulu.
Lawrence NJ. Judd, chairman OF
the Republican Central Committee
will return to Honolulu tomorrow
night following a rest of several days
from the strain of the recent cam
paign. Mrs. Judd will remain a week
longer, visiting friends.
Senator A. F. Tavares who ha;
been on the mainland where he at
tended the annual meeting of the
Haiku Fruit and Packing Compan!
of which he is manager returned t
the Islands Tuesday and to Maui OF
the Wednesday Mauna Kea.
Miss Marie Sloss who accompanied
Miss Olive Villiers from Honolulu
and has been a guest of Rev. and Mrs
j. c. Villiers made the trip to thu
Crater with Miss Villiers spending
Wednesday Wednesday night at tn,
rest house. They will return to thu
Capital City tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick p. Harris en-
tertained at a dinner at the Crane
Hotel on Tuesday night. The guest!
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson ant
Mrs. c. Gertz, the mother of Mrs
Harris. Mrs. Gertz left for Honolulu
Wednesday night, after a three week
visit on Maui.