The herald., 1893-08-27
POMONA.
A Notable Musical Hseital-Local Hap
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A Notable Musical Hseital-Loeal Hap
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POMONA, Aug. 26.-The musical recital
or concert OF Mrs. J. X. Dimond, corner
Of Fourth and Cypress streets, was at
tended by goodly number and wss sat-
isfactory to all, the prize offered being
awarded to Miss A. O. 6tanchfield.
The following ID the programme rem
dered, three or four numbers being left
out:
Song, Pleasant Words are Full of Sweetness,
Batterson-Mmes. Dimond and Michael and
Misses Killsm and Cunningham.
Piano sole, The Maidens Prayer, Badarzews-
Piano solo, Her Bright smile Hauuts Ne
Still, Richards; b. The Angels Dream, Lange-
Miss Annie L. Stanchfeld.
Piano duet, II Trovatore, JacksUn-Aiss Nora
Fredricks and O. ]. Dimond.
Piano solo, The Childten's Carnival Polka,
Streabbog-Miss Birdie Michael.
Vocal solo, Jesus Lover OF My Soul, Dimond-
Piano solo, a. Jesus Lover of MY Soul Tran
scription. freeman; b. Lilly Of the Valley, MAJ
Plano duet, Olga PoIks, spindler-Miss Eleo-
nora Kloess and r. A. Dtmond.
Piano solo, a. b. The Shepherd's Evening
Song, Blake; 9. silvery Echoes reverie' Blake
Piano duet, Fairy Land-Misses Lillian and
P Plano solo. orvetta Waltz tspencer)-Marcia
Piano duet, Fairy Fingers Waltz (Kenney)-
John Mirande and T. A. Diamond.
Piano duet Perseverance gc Eimona rSuia @Aenney-
Vocal duet, Summer sweets Snen Bloom
Again-Mmes. Dimond and Michael:
Plano solo, warblings at Eve tRichsrds)-
"ss Piano sI soIo. Black Key Polka MAJ (Herzog)
b Aud Lang syne (Jsokson), by request-Miss
Piano solo sweet Bye and Bye, varis tsteirs)
Plano duet, Beauties OF Paradise waltz
rabbosTSs1a sna 01cn Mspa %,son,
B Caprice Hongroise, Op. (Kettner)-C. J.
Piano duet. selected-Annis Killam and
Piano duet, selected. a Dimond,s Grand
March 10. J. Dlmond; Affections Offering (C:
!; Dipond,. BY request 2 81 Inc rerG Cadets Grand
Mrs. Alice Symmes has ct last re-
ceived an official summons to come to
Washington, and although sorry to give
up her sprightly little daughter, Miss
lola. Pomona will be glad and proud to
in their new home.
We learn from Mr.. 6. w. Bowman ol
Lemon, who was on our streets today,
that it ia to have postofice, Beloit by
name, and that Miss Minnie Rheimer
ia to be postmistress.
The orange growers Of Pomona valley
are requested to meet at the board oi
trade rooms, Monday afternoon, the
28th inst, at p. M, for the purpose OF
electing delegates to attend q meeting
in Los Angeles on the following day,
the 2pth, to organize Q central fruit ex-
change ior Southern California. 1t is
suggested and hoped that all will turn
out On masse and elect our best men.
Mrs. W, O. Fillmore of East Los An
geles, attended by Miss Annie Ledbet-
ter, arrived in Pomona yesterday after
noon ON q little visit.
Rev. j. F. Moody and family have re-
turned from the beach, after delight
full and improving stay.
Motor Conductor Goodell is much
better.
Areya Crubb of Los Angeles, but
formerly Of Pomons, is in town again
today.
Capt. Geo. g. Egan has returned from
his 10 days sojourn ct Redondo; but
Mre. E., being 30 much benefited, she
and the children will remain longer.
We have sold out our first two orders
Of the Illustrated Annual HERALD. and
are about lending for Q third, 80 please
step in and see US, or address q postal to
this agency, should you or your friend
desire one or more copies. 1t is decid-
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Immediately.