The herald., 1893-11-07

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POMONA, Nov. 6.--Yesterday was q
moderately fair sample Of California fall
weather, and as result the attendance
at the different churches was very good.
At the Universslist church services
were resumed, the pastor, Rev. Ada O.
Bowles, having returned, the subject
being, Christianity as a River. in the
discussion OF which brief sketch of it's
origin and course through the ages, and
the dogmatic corruption which had i'm
paired its purity.
Rev. Pierce. at McComas' hall, in his
sermon upon Sunday--What to Do With
1t, gave q succinct historical sketch,
from his standpoint, OF how it and other
festivals and holidays came to be OBJ
served as such, and maintained the
ground that it was made for man, and
not man for Sunday. 1t IL expected
that within week or two at the out
side, their church building will be ready
for occupancy, and q choir has been
formed OF which the Misses Means are
members.
There has been good deal Of activity
in many quarters OF the city within the
past few days, trimming trees, hedges,
and cleaning up generally.
In the competitive drill contest among
the members of Company D, on Satur-
day evening last, the prize offered by
Prof. F. Molynesux for the highest eff
cheney was awarded to Henry Klap.
worth.
Some disposition, it 10 said, was to
have been made OF the Francis d Whit
ten closed saloon today. Consequently
several persons interested therein in
some shape or other were in Pomona,
but 1t has been postponed until the llth
inst.
This being Monday, there were several
departures from our depot for Los An
geles this morning.
Mr.. Logan, his sister Mrs. Sharp, and
her daughter Hazel. who were up on q
visit to relatives in Pomona, left on the
No. 20 yesterday for their home in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Jenchen, sister of Mrs. Joseph
Quiulan, and her daughter Miss Anna,
OF Cleveland, Ohio, have just arrived in
our town over the Santa Fe, and will
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinlan at their home on Holt avenue.
Prof. T. e. Little, now of Los Angeles
but formerly of Pomona, 10 in town fol
few days.
Attorney Len Claiborne is in Los An
geles on business.
Ask Harry Walker what turned his
dogs color to blue.
John Way has moved from Holt ave-
nue. on to his ranch.
Victor Mellard Is improving his Third
and Ellen street property.
Five carloads OF beeves went through
on the west-bound Southern Pacific
freight this noon.
The rains this fall have made the
roses bloom until they really have
looked as well, ii not better, than in the
spring.
Martin & Selig's minstrels are here
ready for their announced show tonight
at the opera house.
Nj. Ed. Parker was in town today
among his old acquaintances.
Carl Ralph has returned from his east
ern tour.
Mr.. Will Holladay stopped over at
Tucson, Arizona, for the present to make
visit to his brother.
Mr.. L. S. Thacker thinks OF removing
to North Ontario soon.
The Pomona Fruit exchange have met
this afternoon in the board OF trade
rooms for the purpose OF revising their
bylaws.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nett have moved
from the corner OF Third and Rebecca
to the Eade' residence on West Second
street.
Rev. G. F. Loop and Mr.. L. F. Weaver
were among the passengers to Los An
geles this morning.
Mr.. q. w. Edwards has returned from
his recent trip east-he is not looking in
as good health as when he left.
Mr.. I. S. Oldham Of Laverne was in
town this afternoon.
A load of fine apples was brought to
this market Saturday.
The students of Pomona college are
going to publish their paper weekly.
Subscription. 81.
Mr.. Willard Goodwin tells us that the
section OF Texas from which he has ar
rived within the past two days is blessed
this season with good cotton crop.
Mr.. II. II. Hathaway and wife are ex-
pected from their eastern trip this week.
Ontario and Chino. both have few
representatives on our streets today.
II there should be no change in the
atmosphere before Monday, rain will be
falling in this section.
Several from Claremont neighborhood
were in town this afternoon.