The herald., 1893-08-02
POMONA.
Arrivals From the North-Local News
Happenings.

| Arrivals From the NOrth-Local News
Happenings.
POMONA, Aug. There arrived in this
city yesterday about noon, on the delayed
overland mail from the north, party OF
some 10 or IL persons from North Man
chester Of the old Hoosier state, consist.
ing OF Mr.. George W. Dubel, wife, two
sons and daughter: Miss Horning and
Mr.. Andrew Rogers, the latter's family
being already here and located in the
Lordsburg neighborhood.
Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage at the church of Christ,
Thursday evening, August 18th, at 80,
of Miss Minnie c., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Rainey, to Mr.. John e..
Hansler, one of our successful business
men, all Of Pomona.
We learn from several young ladies,
who, with party of young gentlemen
friends, spent a day in San Antonio
cafion, that Miss Ella Retty died at IL
a. m. today.
Mr.. E. A. Padgham, wife and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Kellor and
Civil Engineer Saunders and wife are
booked for San Antonio cafion tomor-
row, whore they expect to remain some
10 days.
Those ticketed for the east and Chi
cago today and tomorrow are: Mrs.
Josiah Alkire and son, via the Santa
Fe, and Messrs. Jim Manley, George
Phillips, Lon Andres and George v.
Egan, via the Southern Pacific. The
latter for New York whore preliminary
steps and preparation will be taken for
| his debut upon the stage.
Mr.. W. F. Chappell is and has been
for some time in rather low state oi
heal.h- 1t is hopad by his friends, who
hav0.known him for so many years in
this valley, that he will begin to recu.
perate as the weather grows cooler.
Mr.. J. w. Tincher and family arrived
home this morning from their two
weeks sojohrn at Long Beach, where
they report having had a delightful
time fishing, bathing and tanning.
Some OF our orchardista begin to fear
that ruling prices for the peach crop
will be lower than was some time ago
expected. II too low, why not handle
as many individually as possible?
Those who see the copy of the ILLUS
TRArED ANNUAL HERALD left by us at
our public library are informed that
they can secure the same at 15 cents per
copy from us ct our Office in the First
National bank building. All unbiased
examiners pronounce it excellent.
Miss Lizzie Eels, Master Frank and
their moJher leave this afternoon for the
coast. Mrs. Eels has been an invalid
for years, and it is hoped she will be
benefited by the trip.
Miss George Eels leaves for Los An
geles where she will join Mrs. W. 8.
Day and party for q visit Of some days
to Santa Catalina island. e
Young Mr.. Goodell succeeds az con-
ductor OF the motor between this point
and North Pomona.
The yard foreman OF Messrs. Loud &
Gerling. Mr.. Scooley, his son and Mr..
Nangley leave for Ian Antonio caf1on to.
morrow for a few days. stay.
Mics Viola Marsh and party Of
friends are booked as the next to leave
for the worlds fair shortly.
Mr.. A. E. Dawson and family of Boyle
Heights, Los Angeles, are guests of ]. L.
Overton of this city. They contemplate
locating at La Verne in the near future,
where he owns quite fine ranch.
James Harvey and family, who have
been at Long Beach for some time, re-
turned home last evening. They went
by private conveyance, as did several
other families from Pomona.
Mr.. Parkhurst is in town today from
Los Angeles.
Mr.. Bending leaves on No. 20 for Los
Angeles,