The herald., 1893-12-10
POMONA.

Newly Elected Omcers-Tho Doetn OF
Cow.
The new officers elect of the following
three lodges are: Knights of Pythias-
G. D. Taylor, @. O.; g. F. Howe. V. g.;
George J. Weigle, p; Fred Schumacher,
M. of w.; Reuben Burke, K. of r. and
s.. r. N. Loucks, M. of E.; E. Pendle-
ton, M. of A.; H. M. Martin and W. l..
Phillips. trustees.
10. o. F., Pomona lodge--C. Stout,
N. G.; G. A. Steffa, V. g.; U. RI,
White, r. s.. A. d. Hunter, @. s.; ".
Debruner, treasurer; J. r. Garthside,
trustee.
I. o. o. F. encampment-I. J. Man
ley, @. p; George E. bundles, s. W.. /;
F. A. Molyneaux, H. p; W. 8. Bailey,
scribe; G. A. Steffa, treasurer; N. p.
johnson, J. w.
The Choral union, in their popular
concert on Monday evening, the llth, in
the Congregational church, led and con-
Quoted by Professors Bronnau and Bis
sell, with the assistance of Joseph Rubo
as soloist, in addition to the local talent
to be found in its membership, will no
doubt gain new laurels.
The programme for the occasion is az
presented below;
Overture, La Dame Blanche, A. Boieldieu-
Orchestra.
Piano solo. Mazurka Fantastique. Gcdard-
Lillian p Rice.
Moment Musicale, Observation-Disclosures.
Vocal sol0-Josef Rubo.
Quartette, Morning Song, j. Raf-Jessie Mills,
Katherine Brannan. A. d. BiBsell, M. H. Fraser
Finale from Fifth symphony, Haydn-Or-
chestra
Vocal solo-Josef Rubo.
Bridal chorus, ,Cowen-Col,ege chorus.
Gypsy Life, Schumann-Coilege chorus.
Mr.. H. P. wilkinson had the misfor-
tune Of losing a fine Jersey milch cow
this afternoon. Two horses running at
large we're scampering over the lot
where the COW was picketed, she run
ming at full tilt to the end of the rope
with such momentum that she was
thrown and her neck broken.
The carriage in which Mr.. John Craw-
ford was going to meet his wife at the
5 :35 pm. Southern Pacific train yester-
day, and from which he was thrown and
seriously hurt, Ia almost a total wreck.
At last accounts Mr.. Crawford was not
sufficiently clear headed to give sue
cinct account of the accident. 1t is to be
hoped that there are NO serious internal
injuries, and that the dsze from the vio-
lent shock may lift itself.
The Universalists will join with the
Unitarisns in the initial service of the
latter in their handsome new church to-
mQIG0w morning st II o'clock:
have been in progress for several even
ing past, have created quite an interest
in the minds of many. This society has
recently added its endeavors to those of
the Holiness and Salvation army people
on the public streets.
The Unitariang will hold their annual
bazaar sales, in their new church, on
December 14th.
Several families, who were here q few
days this week, have gone to Redlands.
Desirable residences for rent are becom-
ing very scarce.
State Senator Williams of San Fran
cieco is in town today, and at last &C.
counts was in the tender care of Hon.
s. N. Andrews OF our city. He plead so
blandly in woman's presence, that "ys
reporter let him pass from under the
rod of stereotyped interview" How
ever, 1t was at once noticeable that he
is not only an admirer of fair woman.
but also judge of fragrant Havana-
two very material points as "starters''
in the success of any well-poised public
oficial-especially in the line of politics.
George A. Carter is now owner of an
interest in the feed store on North Main
street.
M. G. Rogers took the train at North
Pomona this morning for San Bernar-
dino.
Judge Franklin Blades went to Los
Angeles today.