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POMONA.
A wintry Day-A Successful Bazaar.
College Notes.

Wintry Day-A Successful Bazaar.
College Notes.
POMONA, Nov. 17.-This indeed has been
genuine sample or type Of an old-time ortho-
dox winter day 1t has rained heavily more or
less throughout its length has both sleeted
and hailed. In short it has been just such
weather as suits fellow when he wants to call
upon and pass several hours with his "bsst
girl" or when lot of chums can conscien-
tiously collect in some one ohice, slip the
spots through their light fingers" and puff an
occasional Havana; or better still, when tne
worried, weary business man can don his
smoking cap and gown, throw himself comfort
ably do wn into conspicuous easy chair in
front Of cheerful fire and lazily pun the cioua
better half reads to him either the current
news of the day or the last iavorite story.
precedented success OF their bazaar at the guild
rooms last evening, touched off BY asplendid
supper, that apparently was patronized py
everybody in town. The decorations OF the two
rooms, the tastefully arranged booths. with
their hundreds OF pretty little ornamental and
useful articles, so gracefully presided over by
their respective lady managers, and the general
good feeling and cheer that seemed to have
taken possession of all, not to say anything OF
the ducats that jingled in the cash box, made it
by all odds the most successful OF any previous
annual attempt.
Mr.. Ed Gerling is building an addition to his
Mr.. DIN, on San Antonio avenue, is building
q new house.
Mr., L. s. Farley. is making preparations to
build cottage on his property.
Mr.. Charley Zilles is having the interior of
his establishment neatly retouched.
King Daniels have theirs now presenting
very citifed appearance.
Loads of lumber can be seen moving in al
most any direction one looks these days. This
is done by home residents too, for, as yet, we
have scarcely any strangers or tourists In our
midst; only a few now and then stopping at our
hotels.
Miss Giace Mathews visited Los Angeles this
Mis- z. Thomson of Covina is guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. w. Goodwin.
POMONA COLLEGE NOTES.
Stud dent life is very active in social circles,
az in mutual progreIs Among the many pleas
ant events Of the past few weeks were the re-
ceptions given Miss Brennan, Miss Ford, the
ladies of Summer hall and the Christian associ-
alton.
The senior class gave reception to the fresh
man class. The senior preparatory class gave
their first reception, which In every respect
was delightful. l5f
Some are looking froward with much antici-
patton to- the reception to be given at the
football or to go into training for the coming
field day. 6ucn a spirit Ia very encouraging
and foretells an interesting field day. The
football team 10 hard, at work, and is very anx-
ious to meet in battle the mighty men from
elsewhere Mr.. Goodale. who has charge of the
Greek department in the absence of Professor
Norton, is very kindly coaching the team.
circles and In athletics, but they are equally
active in the various religious associations
connected with the college.
Meetings have been held every day this week
under the direction of the Y. M. G. A. Pomona
college trains men mentally, ply sically and
spiritually,
For some time it seemed as If the Glee club
gratltyi ng to heaf them and to know that they
will warble this year as acceptably as ever.