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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented timetable notes travel times for Los Angeles trains and locals with varying departures and arrivals. Mentions Overland Limited and Local trains with morning and afternoon slots, plus streetcall and Sunday references unclear.
W C Borth and R D Lamson traveled to Los Angeles this morning. Miss Lottie Henderson of Pasadena visited Corona. Arthur Emery went to Los Angeles on a business trip Tuesday. Miss Lillian Lindenberger departs for Perris Valley for the summer. Mr F J Mueller and Mrs Mueller visited in Los Angeles. Alvin Crosa improving from injuries. I N Sears of Long Beach in town. Geo Van Kirk family visiting Los Angeles. Freeman and two sons went to Riverside for the day. Will Gray visited from Anaheim. Senior Class photographed at Heath’s Bakery in Riverside. Storage space offered by O H Bell at old Mayfield stand. 700 tons storage room for hay available.
Persons advertise a fully furnished five room cottage for rent. Notices mention Eagle Hay presses Triumph buck rakes, and local social visits. Santa Ana group hosts the Woman's Improvement Club. several residents travel to San Diego and Corona considering residence.
F C Johnson of Keokuk Iowa visited Mrs D M Browning of this city this week after being summoned by the death of his sister. Johnson is a brother of Mrs Browning. A Mexican named Yorba was arrested Monday night for drunkenness and fined ten dollars for failure to appear.
The Airdome feature tonight includes The House at the Bridge and A New Year s Gift plus Tragedy in a Train Weary s Christmas Dinner and There s no Fool Like an Old Fool all promising varied entertainment for attentive audiences.
Wa. L. Hay of Sherman street died Tuesday at age 69. Born in Ohio in 1840, he had lived in the city for the past two years and leaves a widow. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Sunny Slope Cemetery.
If you plan to purchase a rake or mower see Arthur Tuthill on North Main between Third and Fourth streets. Independent want ads pay.
Notice is given by M. S. Bowman administrator of the estate of George W. Grant deceased to creditors and others with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of H. K. Stahl Corona California Riverside County. Dated Corona California May 24 1909. Attorney for administrator H K Stahl.
Riverside Music Store advertises a $75 credit valid on any piano with a $25 payment. The offer directs customers to Box N Corona, California for redemption.
A New York Sun notes a collegian with a passion for brier pipes tests multiple pieces in a tobacco shop. He selects those with an inside bowl as smooth as the exterior, arguing rough interiors cause uneven charring and poor cake, preferring pipes that sweeten with use.
Expert melon grading guides buyers on identifying ripeness and flavor by external cues. Look for golden green netted rind, deep ribbing, thick gray netting, a heavy fruit, and a clean stem. If the seed comes from tasteless melons, flavor may still disappoint despite care.
A northern Michigan physician struggles with memory and dulls the moment by asking a patient to spell her name using letters and numbers. The patient smiles and identifies herself as Hill, revealing the physician’s lapse.
A compact moral note from the Atchison Globe urges caution with foes while noting friends offer little defense. The passage warns enemies stay vigilant for chances to strike, reflecting a wary, practical mindset.
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