The herald., 1896-08-29
POMONA
The Program for the Farmers Institute.
Personal Notes

The Program for the Farmers Institute
Personal Notes
POMONA, Aug. 2S.-The following IL
the program for the Farmers institute
to be held in the board of trade rooms
here next Monday and Tuesday:
Opening day pm, music; invoca.
tlon. Rev. B. c. Cory, Pomona; address
OF welcome, ]. e. McComas, Pomona
response, Prof. E. w. Hilgard, Univer-
sity of California; Irrigation and drop
ping fruit" c. B. Messenger. Pomona;
Forestry" Charles H. Shinn, Univer-
sity of California; question box, farm
eIs' clubs and farmers institutes, Prof.
A. ]. Cook, Pomona college; music; 1890
pm, music; question box; Home Read
ing" Mrs. E. A. Brink, Pomona; Farm
Work for Women" Miss M. l.. Eckles,
San Dimas; "aood Roads," H. ]. Rude
sill. Los Angeles; "Origin and Forma-
ton Of Soils" Prof e. w. Hilgard, Uni
versity Of California; music.
Second day-9:S0 am. music: invoca-
tion, Rev. II. Fl. Rice, Pomona; question
box; "Dairying in Southern California, :"
C. H. Sessions, president Southern CAL
ifornia Dairymen's association; Eco
nomic Feeding" G. H. A. Goodwin, Los
Angeles; Hogs" A. r. Warner, Tus-
tin; Small Fruits" Byron o. Clark,
Pasadena; music; 1870 pm, music
question box; How Shall the Small
Farmer Make Both Ends Meet?" NJ. M.
Dewey. Pomona; THE Logan Berry,
ical Fruits" l. H. Cammack, Whittier;
Some New Varieties of Fruits: Apples
and Pears" Charles H. Shinn, Univer-
sity of California; music; 1880 pm,
music; question box; PLANT Lice" Prof
A. ]. Cook, Pomona college; Work OF
the College," Prof f w. Hilgard. Uni
versity of California; "The Fruit Ex-
change" H. b. Chamberlin; concluding
exercises; music.
pertinent station at some time on the
first or second day.
Miss Il. Arbuthnot will leave on Sat-
urday for San Francisco to attend
school there the ensuing term.
Rev. H. H. Rice and family have re-
turned from q three weeks camp in
San Antonio canyon.
Miss Kittie Paul Of Los Angeles is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. D. Cason, at
her home on North Ellen street.
Judge Barnes and son. L. and F. Ellis
worth, A. e. Barnes and A. 3. Davis
leave Saturday for Newport t. spend
ten days fishing.
F. M. Bowling and family and Mr..
Paul, father Of Mrs. Bowling, leay1 Mon
day for Bear valley to remain three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark returned
home this afternoon from a triu to
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. John Wasson leaves tomorrow
for months visit with relatives in
Tacoma, Wash.
J. j. w. Wilketson and son are spending
this week in San Antonio canyon.
Mrs. Nellie Westerman is spending a
few days at Long Beach.
DR.. Theoda Wilkins was dragged to
death In a runaway at o'clock this
evening. The lady was alive when TAX
en- up, and a consultation of physicians
called. who pronounced her case hope
less. and death occurred a little after
o'clock. Her aged mother and a sister
are residents of Pomona, and a brother,
Carl Wilkins. lives in Los nAgeles.
Fred Llewellyn, foreman Of the Prog
ress, met with a painful accident today.
getting his hand mashed in the press.
Two fingers were badly but not serious
Iy mangled and a small portion of the
thumb was torn off.
DR.. e. G. Forbush and wife are touring
the coast resorts.
Editor John Wasson and wife left to-
lay for Los Angeles, from which point
Mrs. Wasson will go to Tacoma for a
visit.
Hal Hammer was the guest yesterday
II c. w. Hinchliff, the assistant general
of the Sunset Telephone COM
pany of Los Angeles, at the Jonathan
club In that city.