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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
3
A fragment describes Constinnet leading a posse up the Eyrie to attack the Mornes who are betrayed by the traitor Fisher. She returns to mobilize the clan against the traitors and their followers.
In this serial conclusion the Eagle's Mate ends with Lancer accepting leadership at the Eyrie. Anemone's loyal aunt exposes traitor Fisher and halts the Mornes rebellion. Lancer weds Anemone, the couple begins their honeymoon, and peace returns to the clan.
A. C. Atwood of Los Angeles visited Corona to conduct business, engaging in local transactions and dealings during his stay.
This ad promotes cornstarch with numerous dish ideas from breads to desserts. It touts Kingsford’s as a top quality brand relied on by expert housekeepers and encourages readers to order Kingsford’s and request a small cookbook with many cornstarch recipes.
Mrs J W Humphrey entertained the San Souci club last night in a bridal shower for Miss Inez Kirby. Roses showered on the bride as she played the piano. gifts included a neat cabinet for keepsakes and a set of recipes. The parsonage was decorated in green white shasta daisies and white oleanders. Refreshments of strawberry sherbet and cake were served. Attending were Inez and Laura Kirby Sadie Wroot Myrtle Newton Rose Cechin Ruth Boling Ethel Boling Nellie Fink Helen Lamson Irene Nonhof Borchervink Farnham Tensley Hansen Shepherd and Mesdames C A Harding Ralph Barnes Fred Cunningham and Mrs Barnes Riverside A M Walker of Riverside was in the city attending citrus interests.
Mrs. G. M. Harmon, long a guest of Mrs. J F Randolph of Merrill Street, left this morning to return to her home in San Bernardino.
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