Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-11
POMONA MATTERS.
CLEVELAND AND sTEvENsON
CLUB ORGANIzED.
The worlds Fair Committee Asking
for Fruit and Grain-Loca1 Notes
and Persopals-Church
Services.

POMONA, Sept. lO.--The Pomona Dem
ocrate, last evening, organized club
which is to be known ss "The Cleveland
and Stevenson club of Pomona, with
Frank P. frey, president; Colonel
Hicklen and Colonel Brooks, vice-presi.
dents; Geo. A. Carter, secretary.
The executive committee consists OF
the following named persons: @. R.
johnson, Maj. J. A. Drifill. Phil Stein,
H. B. Westerman and 6. A. Carter.
A committee has also been appointed
to instruct the voters in regard to the
Australian ballot system.
bership and subscriptions, are fast fill-
ing up with names, and the Pomona
Cleveland and Stevenson club are ready
to take their stand in the campaign
which is now inaugurated.
FRUIT AND GRAIN WANTED.
The worlds fair committee of the
board of trade wants some more fruits
especially dried fruit. Persons having
fine dried apricots, prunes, peaches,
pears or other fruite, who are willing to
donate or dispose of some of it for exhi-
bition at Chicago next year, should no.
tify Messrs. Fred j. Smith or E. NJ.
Keller, who will see that sacks are pro-
vided, and if need be, will send an
authorized person to select and bring
it in.
The committee on grains wants suita-
BILE samples for exhibition; samples of
wheat, barley, oats and corn. II few
fine stalks we'll loaded with sound ears
of corn can be had they would be very
acceptable, both for the coming Sixth
district fair, which will be held in
Hazards pavilion Oct. to s inclusive,
and for the worlds fair. This commit
tee is composed of Messrs. w. 7. CLARK
j. T. Brady and f. B. King. The board
of trade expects and urges cordial and
liberal cooperation on the part of pro-
ducers. The benefits of good exhibits
will be general, and all who can help in
the good work should cheerfully do it.
ToDAY's CHURCH SERVICES.
Subjects at the Universalist church
Sunday morning: The Word Spoken by
Angels. Sunday evening: Not Hearers
Only, but Doors of the Word.
Baptist church, Rev. E. r. Bennett,
pastor. Subject of the morning sermon !:
Miracles, Their Nature and Purposes.
Evening: The Thirsty Woman.
Rev. J. w. Van Cleve, at the Metho-
dist church, will preach upon Christian
Patience. An evening song service.
Rev. +. M. Bowling of the Christian
church. Subject at morning hour: The
Evangelist Spirit. Evening: A Sermon
to Young Men.
Mrs. S. M. Sweet leaves Monday or
Tuesday for Washington. Mrs. Sweet
is a delegate of the w. R. G. of this
state to the G. A. R. and w. R. G. en-
campment. She takes with her beau
tiful gavel, the head of which is of
orange wood of the valley and manzanita
of the mountains. The handle near the
end is bound by neat silver band and
the head about its center with bread
silver band with this inscription; Nat
ional President w. r. c., Washington,
D. c., 1S92-from Vicksburg W. R. c.,
No. 81, Pomona, CAL" On one head of
the gavel is a neat figure in silver of the
goddess Pomona. Mrs. Sweet will,
on behalf of the w. r. G. of Pomona
present the gavel with a fitting speech.
The Pomona board of health have
entered a most thorough campaign
against filth and all disease breeding
spots and places in town. Messrs.
Griffin, Loucks and Graber held meet
ing Wednesday with DR.. Garcelon, new
health officer. They appointed T. S. A.
Maynard, until further notice, sanitary
inspector. He began work at once on
First street, and is inspecting the south
part of the city street by street, and will
inspect every lot and all its "appurten-
ances." The strictest orders will be
given to owners and occupants, and if
they do not comply within five days, ar
rests will follow. A garbage wagon has
been procured and all garbage will be
carted away, but it must be placed in.
position by owners of premises. Old
Chinatown is said to be place of vile
and disease breeding rags and old filth,
and that early attention will be given it.
r. N. Loucks left, this morning, to re-
main over Sunday in San Antonio
canon, where Mrs. Loucks has been en-
camped since last Tuesday.
Rev. E. R. Bennett and family have
completed arrangements for few days.
stay in the canon, leaving Monday morn
ing.
Messrs James Drum, Henry Crawford,
Mr.. Hutchinson and one or two other
Pomona boys attended the bicycle races
at Riverside yesterday.
Allie Grant left for Los Angeles on the
early morning train, to be in readiness
to 60 out on his run in the railway mail
service tomorrow morning, over the San
ia Fe.
Other departing Pomonaites TODAY
were Major Drifill. E. Hicklin, R. F,
House, M. Latin, E. H. Elliott, H. B.
Westerman.
The following were coast bound: Mr..
and Mrs. Thrall, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Martin and daughter and Mrs. Warner.
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