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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
4
Daily train schedule lists departures from Corona at 5 26 a m and 8 42 a m for the Overland Limited with Local trains at 4 40 p m. From Los Angeles to San Diego departures at 8 42 a m and 2 35 p m. Riverside and East routes show 9 14 a m 12 43 p m 6 53 p m for locals. All trains run daily including Sundays.
Monday through Tuesday locals and visitors are noted. Rev Chester Ferris spent Monday in Los Angeles. Mrs E L Sparr and Mrs T P Drinkwater visited Riverside on Tuesday. Sam Bloom and family were in Riverside Monday. H Clay Kellog of Santa Ana visited Corona Tuesday. A E Davis a Riverside merchant was here Monday on business. Mrs C M Scoville and daughters Mabel and Ethel were Riverside visitors Monday. Andrew Ware and his east visiting sister spent Monday. E French went to San Bernardino on company business Monday returning the same day. The Todd Building nears completion with clinker brick frontage. O H Bell offers 700 tons storage room at the old Mayfield stand. Howard Webster came from Los Angeles Saturday to spend Sunday with his mother, returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Sanger E French attended the Marcia Craft concert at the Loring Opera House Riverside. Geo Nowlin and wife of East Highlands leased a Harrell cottage on 4th and Howard and will move here next week. Mrs E Cope of Pasadena, visiting Mrs A T Emery and Mrs Lucy Woodward, left for home Saturday evening.
A local notice urges purchasing carnations at City Nursery for commencement. A new timetable takes effect Sunday altering two train departures at San Diego 2 35 p m and Los Angeles 4 40 p m. Other trains remain unchanged. Arthur Tuthill advertises rake or mower purchases at North Main Street. Miss Atha Hadly, Cash Store manager, leaves for Long Beach to discuss relocation to Todd building with updated stock of dry goods.
Saturday night at eight o clock Burton C Washburn and Miss Florence Edna Hardy were united in marriage at the bride’s home. Rev Jacques officiated. The couple, residents of Corona, plan to make Corona their home.
Raleigh cor cor Chariotte Observer describes the end of old public punishments near the courthouse in Charlotte and Raleigh. It recalls whipping posts stocks and branding irons last used January 1865 and the curious spectator interest of boys.
A Columbus Dispatch quotation depicts inmates in the penitentiary as vain and preoccupied with grooming. Convicts polish habits, risk paddling for shaving, keep improvised razors and mirrors, and seek neat attire and hats despite confinement. The inmate suggests self preoccupation grows when time to themselves increases.
Tuthill's carries Eagle Hay presses and Triumph Buck rakes for farm use. The store highlights these reliable implements among its outdoor equipment lineup.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harding host old friends Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arbes of New Ulm Minnesota visiting Corona California en route to the Alaska Yukon Exposition. The Arbes may consider relocating to Corona due to their favorable impression.
H. P. Zimmerman returns to Lemon Street Riverside California with a carload of Idaho horses bound for Starr Corrall on Riverside. Zimmerman is proprietor of the operation and the note is dated May 26 1931.
Leo Kromen states the Newton Bros Feed Store will be ready for occupancy this week and work will start on tearing out the front of the old store. He promises a handsome plate glass front, up to date style, and a fine Sixth Street improvement.
Corona City Bakery asserts exclusive right to Figola Bread with strong healthful branding hidden in practice. Local bakers respond with competitive products as customers seek nutritious options.
Estate of George W. Grant deceased invites creditors and all who hold claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to M S Bowman at H K Stan Corona California Riverside County. Bowman is administrator, dated Corona California May 24 1909. H K Stahl attorney for administrator.
An old Aragonese oath proclaims a people electing a king to preserve their rights and privileges. It declares equality with the monarch, warns that failure ends the king’s rule, and asserts the people’s sovereignty in choosing a ruler of statehood and condition.
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