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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
4
Train listings show Overland Limited at 8:42 a.m. and local trains at 6:53 p.m. Each day trains run from Corona to Los Angeles with multiple daily departures and Sunday service.
Locals report H. K. Stans conducting legal business in Riverside on Friday. H. F. Scoville returns from a month in San Francisco. Mrs. Merrill A Call and daughter visit Los Angeles Friday. Mrs. Lucy Woodward departs Monday for an indefinite Riverside stay. W. L. Long and wife depart Monday for Lawrence Kansas for two months. Mrs. Sanger E. French spends Thursday and Friday with Riverside parents. Ward Rice sells north half of Lot 4 in Block 42 to Daniel Lord, 5 acres orchard lemons.
C. H. Cornell, formerly of Corona, greeted old acquaintances yesterday. R. W. Fowler of the Santa Fe was in Corona Thursday. Domestic Science in schools discussed with the Domestic Section of the Women’s Clubs. Myrtle Marshall sold Lot 5 in Block 67, 10 acres unimproved to Nicholas Bierma. Mabel and Ethel Scoville visiting Colton for a week with the Tetwilers. Lillian Lindenberger, stenographer for H. F. Scoville, returned home to Perris early this week.
Walter Clayson purchased the lot adjoining R. S. Billings residence on Ramona and Fifth streets. Mrs. H. D. Roberts returned Sunday morning on the Overland from Seneca Falls New York where she has been since the first of April.
O H Bell requested a 700 ton storage space for hay at the old Mayfield stand. Amount 461 pounds shown.
Conrad Schafer sold the west 50 feet of lots 10 11 12 in Block 130 to Mrs H A Wood who plans to build on her lot. Eagle Hay presses and Triumph Buck rakes are available at athills. Corona Hardware and Implement Co storefront has a fresh coat of paint. For hay storage call O H Bell at old Mayfield stand. Miss E B Kidd of Eldridge Calif left for home after visiting Wm Corkhill. Figora Bread is the Healthful Bread exclusive to Corona City Bakery. C M Gibbs bought a Maxwell runabout from Baird, local agent on Main Street above Ontario. See Arthur Tuthill for rakes or mowers on North Main between Third and Fourth streets.
Harry Sweet and his wife camped in the foothills for weeks and he says he has killed three large rattlesnakes since arriving.
Ife offers good goods at fair prices, ideal for buyers seeking a reliable wagon. Arthur Tuthill is referenced as the contact for those in need of a wagon and good value.
Mr and Mrs L P Boynton and daughter drove from Pasadena to spend Sunday at the home of Fred Roberty.
Rancher H P Zimmerman returns to Lemon Street Riverside California with a carload of Idaho horses bound for the Starr Corrall on Lemon street. Zimmerman identifies as proprietor. May 26 1931.
The couple purchased a tract five miles north of Beaumont and plan to set apple trees. They left Thursday for Beaumont to stay on the property through the summer and may return to Corona in the fall. Independent want ads. pay.
The administrator M.8 Bowman of the estate of George W. Grant, deceased, calls all creditors and those with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be shown to the administrator at H. K. Stahl’s office in Corona, Riverside County. Dated Corona May 24.
Jack London describes learning navigation by starlight and using Alpha Crucis and the North Star to determine latitude. He notes pride in mastering celestial navigation and recognizing the Southern Cross in the night sky guiding their voyage.
A Swift forged note claiming to expose burglars and their haunts pauses eighteenth century crime in England. It alleges a dying Elliston left a list of thieves to the government via an honest man, prompting panic among thieves before being revealed as a clever forgery by Dean Swift.
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