The herald., 1893-06-27
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POMONA.
Semi Annual Shoot of this Nation
Guard-Notes.

6cmi-Annual Shoot of this National
Guard-Notes.
POMONA, June 26.-The boys OF Com
pany D, Ninth infantry, N. G. c., are
out ON the semi-annual shoot today. Up
to noon the best score had been made
by McGsrey, AZ.
Jim Menley, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Marley Implement company
for the past year, ia to leave for visit
to his old home East and the worlds
fair.
At about 1 80 this afternoon false
alarm OF FIRE was given. Hose company
No. and Hook and Ladder company
No. l responded promptly. but on ar
irving at the corner OF Center street
and White avenue were disgusted to
find nothing but some dry grass burn
ing.
Mrs. Minier and daughter Ada leave
for the East this evening; also Mr.. j..
M. Eads.
J. w. Mustard spent yesterday in
Los Angeles.
Miss Myrtle Cowan, one of the young
lady employees at the store of Ed. W.
Thomas, is off duty for three weeks,
thus giving her much needed rest.
Invitations are out for Mum"
whist party at the residence of Miss
Guild, on Wednesday evening next.
Miss Fitz Water, one of our teachers.
left yesterday for her home in San Luis
Obispo county, where she will enjoy her
vacation.
George Brown spent yesterday at San
Pedro.
Mr.. Godfrey of Pittsburg, Pa, is in
Pomona looking over our valley.
From this time on our local 5 :07 p. m.
train, Sundays, will have no Wells
Fargo messenger on it.
All who attended st. Paul's church
last evening heard restful sermon on
Christ's Words to the Weary; also some
excellent music, the organist being one
OF the very best to be heard anywhere,
and three voices that will stand the test
with the best of them.
There will be service and lecture at
st. Paul's next Friday evening.
The building now in construction for
the second saloon in Pomona is about
finished, and it is expected that the
bonds will be presented and approved
between now and Friday evening, SO
that the proprietors can open Saturday,
July 1st.
Tomorrow evening is the next regular
meeting OF the city council.
The ladies of the First Unitarian
church will give ''box social" on next
Friday evening, at their rooms, corner
of Third and Main streets.
There will be meeting of the vestry
OF st. Paul's church on next Wednesday
evening.
The public is requested not to forget
the Baptist icecream festival and enter
tainment on next Tuesday evening.
On next Thursday evening there will
Anu Ylrs. !. e: 4 sttkAifa, on 'h01c avenfe,
by the EpiscopaiianH. This 10 spacious
lawn, and being full moon, the night
will be fine.
Father Fisher, who has so closely and
faithfully attended the duties of his
priestly Office here in Pomona for the
last five or six years, has been granted
furlough for six months, commencing
July 1st. After visiting the worlds fair
he will make visit to the old world.
Will s. Hammer, for some months in
the employ of one of Ontario's leading
mercantile firms. has given up his posi-
ton and returned to his Pomona home.
Hall Hammer has gone to Los Angeles,
where he will spend two or three days
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fientuck were here yes
terday from Los Angeles visiting the
family OF Mr.. Nathan Cohn.
Mr. Clyde Brasher, mail clerk be-
tween Los Angeles and El Paso, who OBJ
tanned 30 days furlough about une
let, goes out on his route July I'd. He
has had quite pleasant vacation here
in bis old home.
It 10 thought by many that there are
within our valley, besides the orchards
sold to an Ontario firm, some 200 tons
or more of spricots.
T. D. JOY of Glsndors was on our
streets yesterday afternoon.