The herald., 1894-01-16
POMONA.
Social and Local News Notes OF General
Interest.

Social and Local News Notes OF General
Interest.
POMONA, Jar. 15.-The next social to
be held by the ladies of st. Agnes guild
of st. Paul's Episcopal church, Pomona,
will be ON Thursday evening next at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raines,
corner OF Center street and White ave-
nue.. There will be among other pleas
ing incidents O nice musical programme.
Mrs. Herman Connor informs us that
her little child, that has been 80 seri-
ously ill, is now much better and colva-
leecing nicely.
1t seems that quite a number of
tramps have been overhauled by the
local officers, and put in the city lodg-
ing quarters for the present.
There was quite heavy fog the fore
part of the day.
Mr.. B. r. Brown of Lordsburg was
in the city this morning.
Nursery stock has begun to go off
again in gooo style and these warm,
bright days causing the traffic in this
line to look up.
"Aunt Roxie," in the last Beacon, is
somewhat "riled'' at the action of the
oring to have things look as neat and
inviIing as possible along the Railways,
stairwaye, entrances, etc., of our public
buildings, just as all well regulated fam
lilies do at home, or at least throws lit
tie sarcastic fun at the idea.
The overland trains from the east on
both the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
roads are pretty we'll filed with incom-
ing tourists.
@. w. Foote, the capitalist who is to
construct the electric railway system in
Pomona, is said to have arrived in town.
He has been represented in all the pre-
liminary steps by President Baldwin of
Pomona college.
Ed. E. Sweat has just received his new
job press.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Moores of Ontario are
in our city this afternoon shopping.
Weller, the cigar manufacturer OF our
little city, is in Los Angeles today.
The board of trustees will meet in the
city hall tonight at o'clock.
Edwin Myers, a lad OF some Is years,
in company with two or three other
boys who were out hunting on Satur-
day, had the misfortune of dropping a
pistol on the ground, causing it to go of,
| the ball passing through the inner
heshy part of the left thumb and then
into the muscular fieshy part of the in
ner side of the upper part of the left
arm. The ball has not yet been found.
Miss Lulu Thrall had few of her
young acquaintance at her parents
residence on Cypress street Saturday
evening, who engaged in a few hours of
fun, music, conversation and cards.
Willard Goodwin ran down from Red
lands Sunday morning to epend the
day with his fathers family.
Thomas j. Bowling, the expressman,
with his crew could have been seen
Sunday morning putting into the post
Office building the lately received iron
doors for the new vault.
| Misses Edith and Alice Griffin are to
accompany their grandmother to San
Francisco within the next few daye.
Mr.. r. @. Kelley and young friend
of his, Mr.. Bradley, arrived Sunday
afternoon from Wisconsin, via the
Santa Fe, in our city. The former re-
sided here two or three years some
years ago, and still has property in Po
mona. He expects to stay until about
May lst only.
An installation of the officers OF
| Vicksburg Post, G. A. r., and Vczs-
burg w. r. Q. occurred Saturday night.
Hon. +. q. Seymour, department com
mander G. A. r. OF California, in
stalled the officers as follows: Officers
of Vicksburg Post: Geo. w. Earring
ton, commander; E. Barnes, S. V. 9. !;
A. B. Lane, j. V. c.; j. Il. McComas,
chaplain; l.. A. Owen, sergent; H.
Miehler, adjutant; Ii. Emo, O. M; II.
ii. Williams, y. D. It. j. limerick, o. q.
OFFICERS OF vICKsBURG W. r. c.
Emily Brady, president; Mrs. Thatch-
er, senior e.president; Mrs. Bruce,
junior vice president; Mrs. Davis,
treasurer g. M. Taylor, secretary; Mrs.
Hewlett, chaplain; Mrs. Marshall, con-
ductor; Mrs. Howe, assistant conduc-
tor Mrs. Sullivan, guard; Misa Hewlett,
assistant guard.