The herald., 1896-01-02
POMONA
A Salvation Army Mans Death Personal and
News Notes

A Salvation Army Mans Death Personal and
News Notes
POMONA, Jan. -Gustavus Kimball, a
member of the Salvation Army contingent
stationed at their barracks in this pl ce.
who was between so and 60 years of age,
and native of New Hampshire, died here
Sunday morning and was inferred in Po-
mona cemetery on Tuesday. The immedi-
ate cause was iuflanm ttion of the liver.
He had resided in Pomona for some years
Ground was broken Tuesday for the
erection of a nice two.stvry residence to
cnst about $500, by Henry Goodrich. on
his lot at the corner IF -econd and Gibbs
streets. This will cover the last vacant lot
on that block, facing Second street.
1t is currently reported that the Harry
Garthside arrested at San Francisco on a
charge of burglary. il the young man who
at one time lived with Mr.. j. r. Garth side,
one of Pomona's best and most favorably
known citizens. almost in the light of an
adopted child. but who has been absent for
about four years
The large iron safe of the Pomona Land
and ater company has been removed
from the Union block to the new quarters
on Carey avenue.
MISS Jessie Coddington, one of Pomona's
popular young women, is reported on the
sick list.
Ed E. Howe, who has been quite ill for
several days, is now repor ed convalescing
nicely.
larence A. Warner, who represents the
Southern Pacific in the ma ter of working
up the touris, excursion business from Los
Angeles to the nearby towns, was in the
city this morning.
Miss Irene dudley a teacher in the Ian.
caster region. who spending her holiday
vacation in Pomona, will return to her
school the eNIlration of the recess.
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BRIDES parents, ON Pearl street. this city,
Mr.. aud Mrs Isaac N. Sanbo, n, by Rev. l..
h. Frary of the Congrega ional church,
Miss Jessie l. -anborn to Mr.. William C.
Robertson of Los Angeles They will reside
in the future in Los Angeles.
Last night, in this city, nv divine from
Los Angeles. George w. Edwards to Mrs.
Nancy |. Mulford, both of Pomona and
known as residents here for many years
past.
The wife of Frank B. KIM presented
him on yesterday, the last day of the old
year, with a son.
Mrs. N. C. Redley presented her husband,
on December 2Sth, with little daughter.
The Southern Pacf company, whose
branch line along White ave ,ue runs
through the j. H. Owen place Just above
the present Pacific track, settled the right
of-way question with him by buying said
property outright at $3.50.
Fred c. Wes'phal has purchased house
and lot from Miss Emma Thornton for
$11OO.
The newly elected officers of Pomona
chapter No. 76. r. A. NJ, are to be in
stalled at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
CThursday) night.
The LADIES' Aid society of the Christian
church will elect officers Friday at meet
ing to be held for the purpose.
he various committees on the excursion
to Pomona from Los Angeles have been
appointed, and it is expected that her first
will follow that arranged for Sanra Ana
on January 18TH The right kind If spirit
in the matter is being pretty well worked
up. and the committees will steer through
successfully.
The contest in the cunning for game
took place yesterday between the two sides
OF the ''un club, cnmDosed respectively ON
the one of Dr.. E. Henderson, w. M. Avis,
]. K. Ray, W. l.. G mtiwin, o. S. Pa ker,
Terrell Thomas and George A. arter: on
the other side OF Ben Polamountain, W. FL.
Barker, Constable G. S. Gilbert, Phil Ed
gar. Frank Boynham and S. S.
Stro e. he uumber of points scored
by the former was 221, while the latter
ran the mark up to 35l. haviI Ig gotten a
coyote among their ''bring downs" which
of itself scored them so points. The ,rin-
cipal game was quail. doves and rabbits
The .yster supper and et cetera "set up"
will he given this evening by the first
named side, who are the losers. Goodwin
is the only sport that failed to draw any
feathers or blood