Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-03
NEARBY CITIES,
Pomona Furnishes a Batch of
News Notes.
Santa Monica and RedondO Beach
Matters.
Pomona Personal-Downey Making Great
Progress-Recent Arrivals at
the Various Seaside
Resorts.

POMONA, July 2.-Miss Luella Mullaly,
manager of the Postal Telegraph Office,
has made arrangements to move the
Office from its present location, and will
occupy neat quarters on Second street,
between Beckett & Coles and o. F. Gif-
fms office.
Mr.. Charley Utter is just getting
around again, having tusseled with ma
larial fever for four weeks past.
The morning train carried down the
following people: Professor Little, G.
Seaver, Mrs. @. o. Sweet and small
number who will spend the 4tb with
friends or at the beach and mountain
resorts.
Mrs. H. L. Brown left this morning
for few days. visit in Los Angeles.
City Marshal j. w. Lorbeer took Geo.
S. Mullaly to Los Angeles this morning
to appear before the superior court, it
is presumed to hear Mr.. Mullaly's petit
tion for transfer to the hospital.
Although the Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe offered reduced rate for the
4th, Pomona's attractions for that day
this year are 80 good that our people
will remain at home, and in conse-
QucuCo bI6 tA p6Cbcu tThV6l W bu6 UodCu
this morning failed to materialize.
Mr.. Ed w. Thomas after reading in
this mornings HERALD that "himself
and wife left for few days. visit to
Catalina, said: well, if the newspa-
pers will have it that way, I'll have to
go and get married"
Mrs. Ely and family of st. Louis who
have been at the Palomares for several
ho lac g TIox f~,o IL
of Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Nesbit. Mrs
Ely has made some investments in this
valley for her eldest son, Lewis. Mrs
Ely is a very estimable lady.
| The Sunday morning trains for the
sea-coast pass Pomona at s 20 a. m. and
reach here on the return at 6 40. This
| gives long time at the beach.
| The Pomona cannery is running al
full blast-both canning and drying
Next week the force will be increased
All of which is encouraging.
Judge Morton's court is engaged in
the case of the people va. T. Schwaarcke
for violation of ordinance 80.
The first Unitarian society OF Pomona
has completed its organization under Its
Incorporation. 1t has a special commit
tee engaged in getting competitive plans
| ioi o ChuiCb OuiiuiuS w OC pidCCd Ou
its eligibly located lot at the corner ol
Main and Center streets. The hope if
to erect building to cost about $5o00
Sunday services at st. Paups Episco.
pal church, Rev. F. w. Adams, rector,
will be: Subject of sermon, What is my
Love for Christ? Evening service at
z 80 O'Clock. Subject of sermon: The
Victory in Bearing the Cross of Christ
Franklin Cogswell says he has ex-
pended $l000in improvements and reno
walton of Browns hotel, and he says the
intention is to have the hotel run in
first-class style 30 that the most fastidi-
GUS people will be satisfied.
Rev. A. j. Wells of Los Angeles occu
pies Rev. L. w. Sprague's pulpit (Uni
tartan church). today Sunday.
Baptist church, morning services by
Rev. E. r. Bennett, pastor. In the
evening the illuminated services will bt
continued.
Methodist church, Rev. j. W. Var
Cleve, pastor; services both mornini
and evening. Space does not permit
giving subjects of sermons in today!
paper.