Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
pomoNA LoCALRrrEs.


POMONA LOCALETTEs.
Two New School Houses to be Built.
Church aud Personal Notes.
POMONA, July 49, Contracts for build
ing two new school houses were awarded
today. N. w. Goodwin is the success.
full competitor, his bid being $26, 800 for
both buildings.
J.W. Murdock. well-known resident
of this place, left for Calumet, Iowa, via
Santa Fe, today.
Rev. f. M. Bowling, wife and sister
in-law, of Bethany, West Virginia. will
make Pomona their home, Rev. Dowl-
ing assuming charge of the pastorate OF
the Christian church.
w. w. Soper and family left yester-
day for Long Beach, to be absent three
weeks.
Rev. j. w. Van Cleve, pastor of the
Methodist church, this city, received a
diploma today inscribed in Latin
phrases, confirming the honor of doctor
Of divinity, bestowed by Wyie univer-
sity of Texas.
SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES.
Baptist church: Rev. Charles Butler
of Riverside will occupy Rev. Bennett 8
pulpit. There will be no evening SER
vice.
The subjects at the Universalist
church, E. Manford Clark, pastor, are as
follows: Morning service - Does the
New Testament Teach Universalism
being a consideration of the suppooed
negative statements of Paul in the Sec
ond Corinthians. Evening service -
Walk Worthy Of God; the service being
under the lead and management of the
Y. P. G. u, concluding with short
sermon by the PASTOR. 10 strangers in
the city a special invitation is extended.
Sunday services at St. Paul's Episco-
pal church, Rev. F. w. Adams, rector.
Morning subject of sermon "The Mis-
sion of Solitary Lives" Evening sub
ject OF sermon: ''Is Life Worth Liv-
ing pa sermon to young people.
Unitarian church, Rev. L. W. Sprague,
pastor-Subject: Natural Religion. 4"
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. J..
W. Van Cleve, pastor-Morning topic
"God, Christ in Mortality; evening,
''True Manhood"
On Friday a very pleasant musicale
was given at the residence of James K.
Dimond, by music pupils of Mrs.
Dimond. Several of Mrs. DIS pupils are
now taking their summer vacation and
could not be present, but programme
OF thirty-four numbers was made up for
those who were yet at home. The fol-
| lowing pupils were on the programme
Charles, Truman and Orton Dimond,
Mary, Eta and Willie Roberts, Mintie
and Blanche Rogers, Susie and Lucy
Schwan, Maria, Grace and John Mi
rande, Anna Hathaway, Eleanora Kloess,
Annie Stanchfield, Grace Doughty, En-
ma Knight, Ina McDonough. Laura
Half, Ida Frankel and Daisy McCarter.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. j. Gregg returned from short
business trip in Texas, night before
last. Mr.. Gregg has business interest
in that state, and that causes him to
make periodical visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McClearv and
daughter Opal left Thursday for several
weeks visit at the seaside, Long Beach
being the objective point.
The Sunset Telephone Telegraph COM
pany have had force of workmen put.
ting in new telephone. The Electric
Light company will also have force
stretching wires in few days for light
ing purposes.
Mr.. Ed Seamans, former resident OF
this city, well known for the excellent
tenor voice he possesses, is receiving
recognition in the east since leaving
here. Two well-known opera COM
panies, the Jennie Winston and the
5trakosch, the last named of Milwau
kee, have offered to engage him as lead
ing tenor.
Miss Sue Nichols, who spent several
weeks visiting Mrs. Alice Symes, de-
parted for Los Angeles, probably to re-
turn to Milwaukee before making Po-
mona her permanent home. Miss
Nichols has improved in health during
her years residence in Southern Cali
fornia.
Thursday I. N. Sanborn commenced
work on a one-story ireproof, brick
building, to be erected near the Palo-
mares hotel, to be used by the San An
tonic Electric Light company.