The herald., 1893-08-09
POMONA.
Many Happenings Noted ct That Thriv-
Plaza.


Many Happenings Noted 1t That Thriv-
Ing Place.
POMONA, Aug. 8.--The little child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Armour, which
has been very seriously ill for day or
two, is better.
Mr.. Josiah Gregg, who was one of the
staunch old citizens of the Lone Star
state in its dark days, but for some
years past resident of this section,
dropped into our Office for short while
today, carrying US back in memory to
those on the qui vive days during the
latter hslf of the sixth decade of the
present century.
Mr.. @. ]. Burleson has been visiting
his brother, DR.. Burleson, of our city,
for the last day or two.
Mrs. f. P. Morgan and children left
this morning via the Southern Pacific
for Haskell, in the lovely Panhandle
section of Texas.
j. II. Phillips was passenger on the
east bound Southern Pacific overland
this morning, tickets for Greenville,
Hunt county, Texas.
Miss Emma Hoffmaster left this morn
ing via the Southern Pacific route for
Chicago.
Mrs. Ella Crawford Shive and chill
dren, with Mr.. j. E. Crawford, well
coined the arrival this morning of the
formers husband, Rev. J. M. Shive,
who is we'll known to many OF Pomona's 8
good citizens, who will remain some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Sumner and Mas
ter Alvin left this morning for visit of
some days to Long Beach. They will
be joined in Los Angeles by their friend,
Miss Annie Ledbetter, who will be their
guest.
Mr.. E. A. Hibbard, who came up
from Long Beach for day or two to at
tend to some business matters, returned
there to his family this morning.
Mr.. Will Strong left for the east to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould left this morning
for Long Beach. Miss Gould follows in
few days.
We have received our second order of
the of the Illustrated Annual HERALD.
Come in person, leave orders either
through the poltoffice or at our agency
Office, and they will be promptly at
tended to.
Our efficient city clerk, J. R. Garth
side, informs us that the amount of as
sessed property value in Pomona, as
shown by the assessment rolls just
closed. is the very respectable sum OF
| $1,759, 1858.
o. J. Brown & Go. are unloading q
car of lumber just received.
Miss Anna Dreher has gone to Long
Beach for shot stay.
Miss Nellie Davis leaves Pomona to-
Co RA~-o~Isrn ~,h nh
Joined by her sister, Miss Corinne, will
spend q few days visiting friends before
finally starting for their home in Muir
rieta.
The little child Marguerite, of Mr..
and Mrs. g. Mirande, which died yes
terday, was buried today in the Catholic
cemetery.
At the meeting OF orange growers
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Chamblin is
said to have made good and forcible
argument in favor of organization simi-
lar to that at Riverside and other points.
He was followed by our townsman, M.
Baldridge. upon similar line of argu-
ment.
The report of the committee on
organization Was taken up, article by
article, and passed up, being adopted
upon the whole about as recommended.
The boundaries of the sub-local district
will be formed. All present were in
favor of the movement, and signed an
agreement to that effect, after which
the body adjourned to meet again at
some future time, when the call will be
made. 4srr
1t might be stated that the articles OF
organization are about the same as those
of other unions already formed.