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streets is the salesroom of f. L. Martin,
who deals in harness. saddles, whips,
robes and bla nkets. His business is now
three years old and satisfactory.
Geoige w. Kendrick, bookseller and
stationer and dealer in school supplies,
has large stole in the McComas block on
Second street. for the past two years. He
also sells sporting goods. toys, artists
material, etc. He owns a fine prune or
chard now in bearing and lives in town.
The Pomona book store IS owned and
managed by Pillig d Temple and besides
doing a general book and stationery busi-
ness is the headquarters for the Columbia
bicycles.
L. b. Tilden, at his news stand farther
up the street. handles periodicals and
magazines, next to the postoffice build
ing.
a new brick and fire proof structure is
in process of erection by the commission
merchants Avis e. Ellsworth. The build
ing is 30 feet front,and is 105 feet deep
and will be two stories high. Avis &
Ellsworth are dealers in staple and fancy
fruits, nuts, vegetables, seeds, etc., and
olives. They have acreage which they
use for experimental grounds, and own
homes in the city.
Moore e. Johnson are wholesale and re-
tail fruit dealers. established about 81 x
months ago on Second street. They
CONNECTIONS.
A. J. Bush G. Co. for the past six years
conducting retail confectionery and ice
cream business on Second street, are also
manufacturers of syrups, fruit jules. etc..
which they retail. Both the senior men,
ber of the firm and I. W. Brink. who is
the junior m ember, are practical work
men and actively engaged in the busi-
ness.
One of the prettiest and most up.to-date
stores in town is that of j.. u. Ramey u
Co., called the Palace of Sweets. 1t is
opposite the postoffice and has clean.
airy look-all the decorations being in
white and gold. M. Ramey, the senior
member, though still very young man,
brought to Pomona with him a valuable
experience of nine years with Gunther of
Chicago. Mr.. Ray Summers, the junior
his sister, Miss Summers, is a pretty
DAINTY girl who is proud to lend her
brother assistance. They have all the
latest temperance drinks from Chicago.
and supply the valley with fine ices and
creams.
The Diamond bakery of Grooves & Co.
handles only fine homemade goods, and
junior member of the firm is Mrs.
Grooves. who is a capable business wo-
man. Mr.. Grooves oversees the bakery.
There are several firms handling milk,
which can always be obtained in any
quantity and at low prices. Among the
prominent dairies are those of Henry
Sandoz pioneer dairy the Street dairy
and several others.
r. II. Weller is a manufacturer of ci.
gars and has had retail store on Second
street for the past five years, where;he
handles cigars. foreign and domestic to-
baccos and smokers articles; cigars and
tobacco are also retailed by Milton J.
Reed, who has a popular stand on Second
street, and by w. IL. Patterson. who runs
in connection news stand and has a
home of his own in town. Also by q. W.
Harrington, on Thomas street.
The undertaken is necessary In every
community on earth, but least OF all here.
However Pomona has two able men who
perform the last sad duty on earth and
find plenty of leisure besides to engage in
work on their ranches. j. Il. Patterson
has been here four years. and besides his
undertaking establishment on Main street
has fine residence on Holt avenue.
j. G. Kirby, formerly with Mr.. Patter-
son, is now working for himself as under
taker and embalmer, and carries in his
store fine line of picture frames ana
mouldings.
E. X. Parker, on Thomas street,
handles new and second hand bicycles
and does repairing. Another repair shop
on Thomas street is called Johnson's BIZ
tyole repair shop.
Inc IOnOna steam launQry, owned
and managed by A. G. and o. w. Lor-
beer, is first class place with reasonable
prices.
{ On Second street, the Palace barber shop,
Don's barber shop and one. run by g. W.
Parker, and on Main street one run by l..
H.. Rush and another by Gil Gear, an
swer all the requirements and keep the
male population well groomed.
The opera house. unde, the able man
ngement of G. s. Gilber, furnishes good
bill nearly all the year. and the house is
used for public entertainments, recitals,
etc.
A large public billiard hall on Main
street, under the management of G. H.
Barker, furnishes amusement and exer-
else for those fond of the game, who have
not the use of private tables.
The branch office of Wells, Fargo e. Co.'S
express is on Main street, and the agent
is Theo. Ruth.
The Pomona soda works and agency of
Union Ice company is owned and man
aged by ]. Weber.
A large steam carpet cleaning establish
ment is conducted py W. r. Richardson.
G. M. Lee is the city bill poster.
The Western Union telegraph office is
on Second street. as is also the Santa Fe
railroad ticket office.
The offices of the Pomona Land and
Water company and of the City Water
company are on Second street.
Inc MuIudl DullulnR ana Loan aSSOCl-
ation, G. Lorbeer, secreatry, is on Thomas
street.
The Postal telegraph office is on Second
street.
The Opera stables. on Third street, are
owned and managed by A. B. Gosln.
The professions and trades are well rep
resented.
Among the lawyers can be mentioned
Frank p. frey, Il. Barnes, Turner g.
Fleming. A. B. Young Allen P. Nichols,
H. A. Broughton, W. A. Bell, Sumner
and J. A. Gallup.
The physicians who have Office in town
are not all enjoying a large pratice, but
are quite well-to-do class and many of
them may be considered as retirsd from
practice. Among those whose offices
are in the center are DR.. L. Hardy
Smith, Drs. Garcelun & Brown, Drs.
Howe, DR.. Y. A. Howarth. Drs. Whit
field d. Whitfield, +. Dewitt Hughey,
Thomas Coate, DR.. Theoda wilkins, DR..
Ihad l.. johnson, CharleswoIth & Burr.
Specialty-Dr. w. J. Fleming, veterinary
surgeon, and Drs. Armstrong and Logan.
Mr.. Sanders is civil and hydraulic en-
gineer.
Among the leading architects are
Frank Green. who resides at Carey and
Holt avenues, and Ferdinand Davis,
whose Office is on Second street.
There arc several dentists in town,
among whom are noted DR.. A. G..
Brayen, DIR. J. II. Gotbard. DR.. A. r.
Reed and DR.. Il. ID. Burclson