The herald., 1893-07-30
POMONA.
Some LAwsuits-Local and Personal
News Matters.

Some Lawsuits-Local and Personal
News Matters.
POMONA, July 29.-The jury in the case
reported in the Pomona items OF yester-
day, as published in the HERALD OF this
morning, finally agreed upon verdict
today. granting damages to the amount
OF So to G. w. Leslie. A similar case
against Frank Farent, defendant, by j.
F. Johnson, plaintiff, was this morning,
at the request OF Blades q Blades, attor-
neys for the defendant, continued and
set for today, two weeks.
Contractor Mishler fell through the
overhead ceiling OF the Debruner build
ing, now being torn down for the erec.
tion OF q brick in its stead, to the floor
below, but fortunately was not more
than little roughly shaken up.
We call the attention of our q. A.. Il.
friends and public generally to the fact
that a new time card goes into effect on
the Los Angeles and Mojave division of
the Southern Pacific on tomorrow, the
30th, the Santa Barbara trains instead
OF leaving at rs a. m. and 455 p. m.
as now, will start at Il 05 a. III. and p.
m. respectively.
We were told by some of the boys who
had been in the yards, that all the dry
ers have closed to await the incoming OF
the peach and other crops that will fol-
low the apricots.
The many friends of Miss Irene Dnd-
ley will be pleased to hear that she has
been elected one of the teachers of the
Spadra school, and heartily congratulate
her upon securing position so soon
after her graduation from the normal OF
Los Angeles.
Miss Josie Burkhart of Los Angeles
is in Pomona on short visit to rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Simpson contem-
plate an outing next week OF several
days at the coast.
Messrs. g. A. Loud and Ed. Gerling
are booked for few days in San An
tonic csfion next week.
Mr.. Nangle and some others of the
boys recently in the fruit drying yards,
intend trying few day in San Antonio
cafion.
Among those who boarded the South
ern Pacific for Los Angeles this morning
were: Mrs. j. D. H. Browne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nance of Keller's hotel, and Prof.
Molyneaux.
1t is reported that Rev. ]. Rice Bow
man will occupy the pulpit at the Pres.
byterian church tomorrow. He was the
pastor of this congregation some years
since and made many friends in Po-
mona during his connection with that
church and residence in our midst.
Rev. Bush breaches at the Baptist
church tomorrow morning. The even
ing service will be conducted by the
young peoples organization of that
congregation.
Mrs. Kauffer and mother were passen.
gers on the morning Los Angeles train.
The relatives of H. B. Caldwell, VINO
had been on visit to himself and
family, have returned to their Los Ange.
les home.
H. T. Currier informs us that the
motor will be continued for the present
as it is.
The ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL HERALD
worlds fair Columbian edition has been
received at this agency, and any who de-
sire copy or copies to send east to their
friends can secure them at 15 cents each.
An examination will at once show that
while devoid OF the too often paid puff
matter of localities, it is replete with
genuine, faithful illustrations, true,
bare statistical facts. and not overdrawn
portrayals OF California. and especially
our southern section. Leave your orders.
Mrs. Ada G. Bowles, the pastor of the
Universalist church, is to leave via the
Santa Fe route for trip east of some
weeks duration.
Miss Ida Shut went to Los Angeles
this morning. Her sister, Miss Jennie,
will perhaps return with her.
A lot of brick and sand at the resi-
dence of Thos. j. Bowling, evidences
some improvements about to be made
by him.
Mrs. Geo. Smith was passenger on
the morning Los Angeles train.