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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
5
Mrs D E Newton organized a surprise party for Mr H W Cathey at his Victoria Street home between Eighth and Ninth streets. About fourteen couples attended the Wednesday event. The menu included strawberries cream cake olives and sandwiches.
Dr A T Roberts of Los Angeles touring in a Ford runabout has logged 56 000 miles in three years, a distance more than twice Earth's circumference. The eye specialist and his wife praise Corona's grove property and express interest in settling and buying property here.
T. H. Mace, selling out his stock of dry goods and nations at cost, accepts a buyer role with a large Lawrence Kansas firm. He’s returning to the previous employer after thirteen years away and will begin October first. The local sale ends about the tenth of next month and he and his family will spend the summer at the beach.
The American Automobile Association contest board officially defines an amateur driver. A true amateur has never driven or raced for pay, never competed for cash prizes, does not live by racing, and is not active in the automobile business. Travel expenses related to a contest are considered a violation.
Springfield man B F Kelley describes kidney and bladder distress worsening over a year then relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He reports headaches disappeared and bladder function returned to normal after a few weeks with no further distress. R F Billings endorses the remedy.
Reports from W. F. Plantz to the Riverside Chamber of Commerce describe crude oil seepage near Arlington, three miles from Riverside on Indiana avenue. Observers note the material oozes at night and hardens in sun, resembling early California oil fields discoveries. A separate notice offers a found grey buckskin shoe on Sixth Street with owner to claim.
A large audience at the Christian church heard Rev. Be J Harlow praise the Improved Order of Red Men for Freedom Friendship and Charity. The sermon contrasted human liberty with spiritual freedom in Christ and highlighted Red Men virtues. Miss Pearl Cross sang Lead Kindly Light to close a profitable service.
The Congregational Church will hold a 10 45 a m morning service with a sermon on The Necessity of Faith and Its Power. Evening services feature patriotic addresses including Will Christ Come to Earth Again and A Job for Mr. Roosevelt. All are invited.
A testimonial from C. J. Budlong of Washington Rhode Island warns readers about hereditary kidney trouble and credits Waley's Kidney Remedy with curing him after four bottles. R. E. Billings endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy as a preventive measure to avoid late treatment.
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