Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19
POMONA.

Cl0u-NOt00s
THE Pomona agency OF the HERALD IL lOca ted
in the First National bank block, where news
items and advertisements are received by Mr
Hal Han1ner.l
The pulpit of the Baptist church will
be filled by Rev. Dew of the Central
Baptist church Of Los Angeles. In that
city Rev. E. R. Bennett will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon OF the Baptist
university.
Rev. G. w. Henning, editor of the
Southern California Christian Advocate,
will preach at the morning hour in the
NJ. Z. church. In the evening, Senator
J. E. McComas will give his experience
Of the conference which he attended.
Unitarian church, L. w. Eprague,
pastor, children's day services.
Mrs. Tyler P. Towne died at her
home, Packard Vineyard tract, yester-
day afternoon about O'Clock. Funeral
service this Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the family residence.
The three story brick structure,
formerly run as Browns hotel, is under
going a thorough renovating, the front
brick work is being painted; preparatory
to penciling. The hotel wiil be opened
for business on July 18th, and the own
ers will see that it is placed in good
hands.
j. @. Howard was out in the field yes
terday afternoon with hay ba}er, and
in some way the machine caught his leg
and broke it.
W.O. Fillmore arrived today from
Fresno for visit with his family.
Miss Cromer and Mics Rubotton,
graduates of the Normal school of Los
Angeles, and teachers in our public
schools, will attend the meeting of the
alumni. Miss Newcombe, also teacher,
accompanied them to Los Angeles,
where she wiM spend q week before
leaving for her home in Indiana.
Miss Addie Bradford, of Ontario, has
been visiting the Misses Shut.
Rev. Adams attended the commence
ment exercises OF the L0rdsburg college,
Lordsburg, today.
The graduating exercises Of the Spadra
public school were held last evening at
that place, there being four graduates.
The nurserymen of this southern Sec
tion met in j u. Howland's Office this
morning, and an association wassformed
termed the Southern California Nursery
mems association. Its jurisdiction is
composed of the following counties:
Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San
Diego and San Bernardino. Mr.. John
Scott, of Los Angeles, Mr.. Collins, of
San Bernartsin0, members of the horti-
culture commission, were present; also
some twelve nurserymen from the diff
ferent sections, including the Pomona
nurserymen. The meeting is sstill in
session at the time of sending in this
report, and later more particulars
will be given.
A number Of friends assembled at the
afternoon train to bid Miss Newcombe
God speed on her journey to her old
home in Indiana.
Miss Constance Ruth attended the
commencement exercises at st. Hilda's
college. Los Angeles.
Mr.. Jake Cohn, representing Jacoby
Bros, will spend Sunday with his BROTH
er's family.
Mr.. Will Strong. the baseball 'twirler,
goes to Los Angeles today to attend to-
morrow's ball game.
Mr.. Fellows, of the ggocery firm of
Daniel 4 Fellows, went into Los Angeles
this afternoon to spend Sunday with
Mr.. Gray, who managed Pitcher &
Gray's business lburing the time they
were in this city.
The Sunday school of the Christian
church held picnic in San Dimas
cafion today.
Senator j. e. McComas returned on
Wednesday from the general conference
at Omaha. He reports an interesting
session, and "a all newspaper readers
know, it lasted the whole month of May.
At its cl0ee the senator spent q couple
of weeks with friends in Missouri and
other sections.
Lawrence Fleming has been at work
| the past week on cement hume across
the l0-acre fruit farm of James Beckett,
on Holt avonue. It ia made with six
turnouts between each row of trees and
gates for backing the water up.
Mr.. B. v. Beedy, wife and child have
returned to Pomona, after several
months absence ia San Francisco. He
proposes 70 engage in business here.
DR.. Fairchild left for San Francisco on
Wednesday on business, to be absent
about ten days.
The board OF education has reap
pointed the following teachers: Misses
Msttie A. Reed, Katherine Fall, Carrie
Lorbeer, Emma +. Thornton, Lille r.
Hill, Angie Farnsworth, Mary Peter,
Florence Cromer. Jessie Rubottom, Opal
McGaughey, HARRIET Palmer, Ada
Miner. Cora Buia, Francis Billings, Ellen
N. Parsons, Mrs. E.. "A. Brink. There
are yet few vacancies to fill.
The subject of Rev. AdainH's sermon
(Episcopaf cburch) will be The ,Expul-
sive Power of Earthlineaa. Evening The
Friendship Of Jesus.
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