Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-06
POMONA.
News Notes from the Great Fruit City.
Personals.

PERSONALS.
POMONA, Nov. 5.-The monthly meet
ing of the board of trade occurs next
Monday night. Today's Pomona Times
thinks it ought to be postponed week
on account of the election, to insure an
attendance.
The Pomona public library has just
received the following new books: APP
pletou's Encyclopedia OF Biography, six
volumes Gibbons Roman Empire, five
volumes; Addfson's works, six volumes !;
Cooper's works, Is volumes; A. Dumas
works, Is volumes; Ancient Classics,
nine volumes; De Quincy Essays, his
tory and biography, two volumes /;
Whymper's Great Andes, two volumes i;
george M. Hopkins Experimental Sci
ence; Hornaday's Taxidermy; Roots
Bee Culture; M. Ballou, Due South;
Cooley, Principles Constitutional Law
in United States; Leebohne, Era of Pro.
testant Revolution; Story of the Cru
sades; Great Thoughts from Great
Authors.
WHERE YOU SHOULD VOTE.
The polling places are as follows:
First ward-Southeast corner of Carey
L D., VI
wooden building.
Second ward-Hansler's building on
Main street, north of Southern Pacific
railroad.
Third ard.-City hall on Third street
near Carey avenue.
Fourth ward-Manley's carriage and
implement house on the corner of Ellen
and Second streets.
Tho pollo oro opon frop, pr;co IL
p. m. next Tuesday.
The supervisors of the county have
fixed the polling places and named the
officers of election in the several pre-
cincts OF the county. The law compels
the selection of only De 'nocrats and Re-
publicans as officers of election, dntil
some other political party casts as large
a vote as either of these parties does
now.
NOTES.
Mr.. Henry B. Westerman, our dis
tinguished townsman, has been adding
to his name and fame, having delivered
political speech at Downey evening be-
fore last. Mr.. Westerman is rousing
Democrat.
1t is to be regretted that Hon. R. F.
Del Vale could not speak here this
evening as expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Crawford have the
sympathy of their many friends in the
death of an infant child. The funeral
took place from the family residence
yesterday.
The Congregationalists gave pleasant
cobweb social at the church last evening.
The affair was we'll attended by our
young people.
A dancing class was formed here this
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Dorwart have
completed fine piece of work in free
hand crayon drawing. 1t is the enlarge
ment Of frieud's photograph and is in
tended as a surprise for their friend.
At the Christian church tomorrow al
II O'Clock Professor Bowling will con
tinue his discourse on the Union OF
Christians. In the evening at 80 he
will give blackboard sermon on the
subject: Downward, Yet Difficult.
Rev. Frary has announced that he
will begin on next Sunday evening g
series of addresses on subjects pertain.
ing to home life.
There will be Unitarian services in
McComas' hall. Subject of Rev.
Sprague's sermon: God is Love.
The Congregationalists, the Catholics,
the Methodlsts, the Unitarians and the
Episcopaiians each announce a fair OF
bazaar to be given some time between
the middle of this month and next
Christmas day.
Mr.. Hubbard Moore is very ill.
Rev. f. w. Adams is an artist OF much
ability. He has lately completed two
landscape sketches in pastel, which are
displayed in the Loucks book store, and
are intended as contribution to the
bszar soon to be held by the ladies of
the Episcopal church, of which Rev.
Adams is rector.
The play, East Lynne, was presented at
matinee this afternoon by the Craw-
ford Comedy company to many little
misses and number Of ladies.