Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-04
POMONA MATTERS.
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
BUSY ORGANIZING.
Recent Meetings Held-Church Services
Today-Local Happenings, News
Notes and Personal
Mentions.

POMONA, Sept. 3.-There was no oppo-
sition to the caucus nominees at the
Republican primaries yesterday. The
knowing ones say the twelve Pomona
delegates will vote solidly for Major s.
N. Audrous for the assembly, notwith-
standing some say one will be against
him.
They also claim that the talk about
bitter fight among the candidates was
unfounded. They admit there was un-
common zeal displayed; however, all
pleasantly accepted the results OF the
caucuses.
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
There was an enthusiastic gathering
of Democrats in Union hall last evening,
for the purpose of organizing a Demo-
cratic club.
A temporary organization was effected,
W. T. Martin presiding, with H. A.
Yarnell acting as secretary.
Committees were appointed to draft
constitution and bylaws and report
Friday evening next.
ToDAY's CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist church-Rev. E. R. Bennett,
pastor. Subject of morning service: !:
Withered Hands. Evening subject:
The Meekest Woman.
M. E. church-Rev. j. w. Van Cleve,
pastor. Theme of the morning sermon
He Went About Doing Good. There
will probably be preaching in the even
ing.
Christian church-Rev. F. M. Dow
ling, pastor. Morning: What, Not,
How or Why. In the evening sermon
to young men.
The new Christian church edifice has
so far advanced towards it's completion
that it is being used to accommodate the
overflow at the meetings there. The
members are all anxious for the time to
come when they can worship in their
new sanctuary.
Subjects at the Universal church.
Sunday morning: If Universalism Is
True, Why Preach It? Evening: How
to Seek God. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Clark, has moved from the corner of
Alameda and Artesia to the corner of
Main and Libby streets.
NOTES.
Mrs. @. F. Loop, who is a confirmed
invalid, is reported to be in somewhat
better health now than any time during
the past year.
The Sunset Telephone company now
reaches Claremont. The central Office
will be in the store of John Urbanus |;
$3.50 in coupons have been sold as a
guarantee of patronage.
The grape growers of this valley will
meet in the rooms of the Board of Trade
next Monday morning at 8 O'Clock. A
full attendance is urgently requested.
The meeting is in the interest OF grape
growers.
The Salvation Army has rented for one
year the old Photographic gallery at the
southeast corner of Third and Main and
they have commenced work. The in
tention is to keep two members sta
toned here.
The following Pomonaites boarded the
morning local trains for Los Angeles:
Miss Boutell, G. Seaver, M. J. Simpson,
DR.. Davis, DR.. Bryan, Mrs. P. S. Ruth
and daughters, Misses Constance and
Anna, Mrs. III. N. James, G. Mirande,
M. Latin and G. G. Kellogg.
Miss Ida Dunlapp of Los Angeles is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Egan, Of
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Bruce left to-
day for Catalina.
Mrs. II. B. Westerman, Mrs. E. D.
Dudley, Misses Irene Dudley and Mar
jorie Kibbee have returned from the
seaside.
The Probibitionists are to hold forth
Monday evening.
Miss Eccles OF San Dimas has made
model of o Jersey cow OF butter from
Jersey COWS. 1t is about ten inches long,
in reclining posture with the tail over
the side. 1t is true in detail and quite
life-like in expression. Evidently Miss
Eccles is an artist. The model will
probably be exhibited in the Los Ange-
les chamber of commerce, and she is
disposed to make another for the worlds
fair.
September 10th is the date fixed for
the beginning of the fall term in the
public schools.
Measrs. John Hutchinson, Will Ham
ner and Haze Hammer were the evening
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clymer, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Della o. Clymer was agreeably
surprised Wednesday last, the occasion
being her birthday.
Miss Eccles, school teacher of Min
nesota, who, on accoun. of failing health,
engaged in stock raising, and, to further
benefit her health, moved to California,
bringing her stock with her, locating at
San Dimas, loaded car of her stock at
this place, yesterday, for exhibition at
the Sacramento fair. Seventeen thor
oughbred Yorkshire hogs and fine lot
OF sleek Jersey cattle make up the lot.
Out of eleven exhibits at Los Angeles
fair che received five first premiums and
six second.
Pomona Briefs,