The herald., 1893-07-29
POMONA.
House Warming at the Now Rectory.
Local Happenings


House warming at the Now Rectory.
Local Happenings
POMONA. July 2S.-The house warm
ing at the new rectory yesterday WAS
engaged in by almost the entire Episco-
pal congregation; the benediction SER
vices, customary on such occasions, we're
conducted by Rev. J. D. H. Browne.
Rector Adams uttered few appropriate
words af welcome. The guests, 40 they
arrived, were shown through the neat
and commodious structure, taking in the
dining apartments last, where bounti-
full supply of tasty refreshments, with
several OF the fairer sex to serve them,
were to be had. Misses Lillian Adams
and Lucy Hamilton acted as ushers.
During the evening the ladies OF the
congregation presented Mrs. Adams with
a well-filled purse. The little sunbesms
donated the proper fixtures and appur-
tenances belonging to the bath rooms,
and the larder was bountifully replen-
ished by others Of the church.
On Sunday next at ii q. m, in Nc
Comss hall, the subject of the minister
of the First Unitarian church, Rev.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, will be: Religion !;
What Is 1t?
At St, Paul's Episcopal church, Rev.
F. W. Adams subject at the morning
service will be The Victory OF the Cos
pei OF Christ. In the evening the topic
of his discourse will be In Captivity to
the Obedience OF Christ.
At the Universalist church, by Mrs.
Ada @. Bowles. the pastor, the morning
subject is Remembrance.
A missionary address was delivered
by the rector of st. Pauls church, Rev.
F. w. Adams, on Friday evening in the
Episcopal church OF Ontario.
The Southern Pacific park and border
sidewalks have been made to look better
by the trimming up OF the palms and
other shade trees.
Several young men were engaged in a
game of shot balp with potatoes in the
vicinity of the Southern Pacific depot
this afternoon. No eyes out at last re-
port.
The Western Union has made connec-
tions with the fruit firm of Short d
Schwann, Mr.. @. K. Short being an
operator himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Brown have re-
turned from an outing in Rubio canon
George A. Garter has just returned
from q little trip to Rivera and the
coast.
Those who were seen to board the
:O3 Southern Pacific this morning fol
Sania Ana, the coast and Los Angeles
were: H. R. Insley, Benjamin Robbins
and Mrs. j. H. Graber.
Mrs. Chas. French and Mrs. Farre
are off with friends from Los Angeles
for few days recreation on the beach.
Mrs. Mel Campbell and her niece,
Miss Carney, will start for Santa Monica
in day or two, where they will enjoy
for time the delightful sea breezes OF
our coast.
We met Mr.. Walter s. johnson in
town, and are glad to report q favorable
change in his condition by several
weeks' soiourn in San Antonio caflon.
His lungs are more or less involved, but
he has the grit to pull through if any
one has.
The attention of Justice E. Barnes and
a jury is occupied today in damage
suit, wherein George Leslie, represented
by Attorney Len Claiborne, is plaintiff.
and Frank Farent, sheep herder, is
defendant, represented by Blades &
Blades. The jury have gone out to view
the grounds trespassed upon by the
sheep, and it ia not probable that a
verdict will be arrived at until some
time after our report is closed. The
chances are for damages or a hung jury
Pomona Council No. "a, F. A. A..
last night visited Euclid Council, On
tarfu, in body, having royal tim,
after lodge affairs had been satisfactory
ly transacted, lunch, etc.. being in gooe
demand.
w. s. Bailey Ia doing very we'll today
The workmen are making things tell
the Debruner building across the way.
The geneal peach crop will begin to
handled about Wednesday next.
E. Hicklin left yesterday for visit to
Missouri.
The gentleman. Mr.. Shune, who was
go badly bitten by a spider the other
night, is reported as getting along very
nicely.
Capt. Geo. O. Egan is again left q
temporary widower. his family having
returned to the seaside.