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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
3
The fragment notes Andrew Veach spent Sunday with his parents in Redlands and Jameson spent Tuesday in Los Angeles while asking about Murray. The text is incomplete and provides limited verifiable details.
Local column lists residents and visitors from Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Fresno in Corona. Guests include Miss Whitman from Los Angeles at Hotel Del Rey, H. E. Roberts seeking business in Corona, and many trips to Los Angeles for shopping and outings. Circle City Market announces relocation and new September opening.
Delegates from the Corona Christian Church led by Rev I J Harlow Misses Florence and Frances Sargent and J E Meyers returned Monday noon from the Disciples of Christ Convention in Long Beach. Proctor, Pioneer Market, and Krnschkethet Sarpene's Chop House party left Sunday for the East via San Francisco. Mr and Mrs A C Miller formerly of Corona who had visited their daughter Mrs G R Freeman for the past twelve weeks left Monday for Los Angeles.
Chandler Brothers of Los Angeles acquire an orange grove at Fuller ton and Magnolia avenues and a two story house on the corner of Main street and Boulevard. One brother plans Corona as a future home.
Elegant colonial curtain designs advertised at Mace's new dry goods store offering decorative fabrics and patterns to enhance home interiors.
Mrs. M. D. Reed and her two sons from San Jacinto stopped last night on their way home from the beach for a week’s visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gillet. Geith’s special sale is in full sway and readers are urged to purchase items in the line.
Mrs A J Bond and Slaughter who had visited Mr and Mrs G W Wibber for six weeks left Tuesday morning for their Dennison Iowa home via Los Angeles and San Francisco.
T H Mace expresses satisfaction with strong patronage at his new store and travels to Los Angeles to locate sold out lines from the opening and to seek new novelties likely to appeal to customers in the market.
A remodeled Newton building at Fifth and Main will open tomorrow night with a fine program of music and songs. The new venue promises an hour of entertainment in a splendid setting. Lace curtains in white Arabian and green priced from $1 to $2.48 at Mace's.
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