The herald., 1893-12-05
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POMONA.
The Result OF the Recent Tennis Tourna-
mont.

The Result OF the Recent Tennis Tourna-
ment.
POMONA, Dec. 4.-There will be
public meeting and free lecture at
Armory Hail opera bouse on Tuesday
evening, the Sd inst, on Southern Cali
fornia and Her Resources, with apecial
refsrance to Beet Sugar Industry, Plant
ing aud Manufacturing, rs demonstrated
at Chino, illustrated with stereopticon
elides, showing views OF the factory In
full operation, views in the field, etc.
The bazaar OF the Prasby terian ladies'
will be held in the room next to Qain-
lan's on the north side OF Second street.
The directors OF the fruit exchange
are to hold meeting in the board OF
trade rooms this afternoon, provided
quorum ehows up ready for work.
The reeulte of the tennis tournament
which took place at the grounds near
the Palomares hotel Friday and satur-
day, December 1st aud "a are given as
follows:
Nance defeats Burk, Hutchinson de-
ieate J. l.. Rowland. Ii. A. Rowland de-
feats Burleaon, Terry defeats Widney.
Bouling defeats Smith (defaulD, Walker
defeats Ely, McComas defeats Lewis,
Nance defeats Hutchinson, Ii. A. How
lana defeats Terry, Walker defeats
Bowling (default), II. A. Howland de-
feats Nance, Walker defeats McComas.
This left the final in the mems singles
to be played by Walker and ii. "A. How
land. very pretty contest followed, in
which Rowland won by sccre OF 6-2
to rs. Howland giving each man That
played against him handicap OF 15la
In ladies' singles the reeuts were AS
follows:
Mics Jennie Means defeated Misc Cora
Nance; Miss Edna Cowsn defssted Miss
Madge Meane; Misa Alice Griffin de-
ieated Miss /. Msana
In the finals Mics tiifiin defeated Miss
Edna Cowan. Miss niiha gave each
opponent q handicap oil Is
In the mems doubles Messrs. Nance
and Terry won tie finale against Hutch
inson and Ely.
In the ladies' doubles the finals were
won by Miss Alice G;ljn and Miss
Madge Means against Mise Jennis
Means and Mics Edna Cowan.
Great interest was manifested by all
the club members and The first tourney
WAS voted a perfect success.
In their hail on Saturday evening last
the A. L. and A. M. socletp held their
annual election OF officers, at which the
old otiicers were reelected, as follows: :
J. A. Gallup, master. j. A. Dritlil
senior warden; L. II. Hutchinson, JIM
ior warden; George Heath, treasurer; !;
e. A. Hbhayd, secretary. On next
Saturday night week there viii! be a
public installation Of the officers
Tho new Southern Psctic agent. Mr.
Barnett, recently from Santa Ana depnt,
has taken charge OF affairs here, ana
takes on his harness with the grace OF
one TO the manner born.
.yJ usus1, ntt: UtrT wy.AsgJvl HGW ~ A /.
fine rs could be wished by the .n,et fau-
tidious.
MIR. Hunter. nephew OF I. Crrriar,
has purchased tho interest vi II. l..
Armstrong, Of Rayne & Armstrong, !n
the feed store hus inees.
The little daughter Of MIR. j. Weber
has had another relapse.
There seems to he q few more inoui-
ries for houses OF late, although onr'
hotels are not by any peane as vet we'll
stocked with torriste. Z
The horse attached to Stewart's dely-
cry wagon broke loose about nom today
and ran away, taking East Second street
for its course. After running against
one or two vehicles without much. If
any, damage. it took ihe sidewalk ior
eight or ten blocks before q collision
with tree detached it from the harness.
still without any grart injury to the
vehicle.
Miss Martha s. Mullaly, who has been
guest OF her uncle's family for several
days, Is booked to leave this afternoon
for her Los Aneeles home.