The herald., 1893-10-24
POMONA.

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and Notes.
POMONA, Oct. 23.--The tops OF the
three highest peaks Of the Sierra Madre
range glistened with new dress Of snow
this morning. after the feecy clonds had
been either dissolved or lifted high
enough by the sun to permit them being
seen.
The last "a hours have brought into
requisition many stove that had been
reIegated to some dark corner In the
general "stow.away room," thereby
making il not thing Of the past, as for
the last few months, but, as it were. q
prominent member Of Che home circle,
there to remain and perform its func-
tions az one OF the family for the next
few months.
The Pomona College club got away
with that ofPomona Saturday afternoon
in the tennis game contest.
1t ia suggested by some of our agri-
culturalists that the late rain will ma
.terially diminish the saccharine matter
in beets that have not yet been gathered
and worked up, but have remained in
the ground.
Deputy District Attorney Dupuy came
out today, and in the cases of the two
circus followers, there not being suf-
fcient evidence to convict. the charges
were modified to assault and battery, to
which the defendants pleaded guilty and
are to appear before bis honor tomor-
row morning for sentence. In the ease
of John Thomas the complaining wit.
ness Andy Mcvay withdrew the COM
plant, 80 far az an assault with deadly
weapon, substituting that of simple
assault, to which defendant plead guilty
and was fined $40.
VIM. Glass's reading, supported by
the Etna Jubilee Concert company and
quartette, will come off at the Metho-
dist church on next Friday evening,
9th, under the auspices of the Epworth
league. The price OF admission will be
25 cents.
One of the little boys Of Mr.. Clyde
Brosker has been sick for day or two.
but is now better.
We notice the sign OF Fresh New
Orleans Molasses" just received at one
of our groceries-one of the deepest
imprints upon memory's tablet of our
boyhood days, is the recollection of the
great relish all served in that sunny
land, had for what was in those days as
"raw-sugar-house molasses' article
just AZ necessary to every plantation as
the morning "hot waffies" and IDEAL
biscuits" In fact just as necessary as
''ole NANNY" was.
The cad intelligence comes from Los
Angeles that the late Joseph Wise,
formerly resident of Pomona, is dead.
The funeral will be held there tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
r. A. Hall, now in Los Angeles, was
up on visit to his family here yester-
day.
T. Z. Reeves came up from Santa
Monica yesterday to see his father and
mother, residents of Pomona.
Mr.. Weiss, of the firm of Stein &
Weiss, has returned from his eastern
tour, and Is again ready for business.
Maj. J. p, Spillman left this morning
for San Bernardino, Riverside and vicin-
ity, in which section he will remain a
short time before visiting San Francisco,
at which point he intends the winter
quarters.
Mr.. Charley Sanborn was here yes
terday to sec the home folks.
The overland from the east on the
Southern Pacific is reported two hours
late this afternoon.
Miss Maysie Sacray, who has been
here from Los Angeles on visit to rela-
tives and friends, intends returning in
day or two.
Passing through the business portion
of our town, one can see now and then
lonesome melon still in market, but
their days are numbered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fouch are expecting
some relatives from Missouri to arrive.
in Pomona this week, to remain perma.
nently. perhaps.