26 Nov 1909
Page 8
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
8
The Honeymoon Whist club held a Tuesday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDonald's home. Mrs. Andrews won the ladies' score prize an embroidered white apron. Mr Perle Glass took the gentlemen's prize a hat brush.
The Woman's Improvement club held a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. E P Newton's home with Miss Stella Platt presiding in the president's absence. Mrs G R Freeman sang two numbers while papers by Mrs A W Bates on Literature's Influence and Mrs G F Rogers on Thanksgiving Thoughts were read by Miss Platt. Miss Finley sang and a social hour followed, with Mrs Case as hostess.
An exchange cites public amusement about the telephone shifting to testing patience and temper. The Washington Star notes this change as technology becomes a daily fixture.
In honor of birthday Melvin Glenn hosted about 20 friends at his grandfather Dr M B Huff home. The afternoon featured lawn games and a red and white themed refreshments table with a five candle cake and red rose buds. Guests included Verne Adams John Key Gilbert Watson James Hollister Albert Byley Russell Byler David Sears Stanley Chapman Harry Lewis Rolley White Bobby Wallace Edmund Stanfield Fred Smith James Lovelace Edna Gulley James Chapman Dorothy Sparr Gladys Sparr Gertude McNeil Isabell Wallace Louise Lovelace Grace McKinney Dorothy Huff Harriet Huff Charlotte Dickinson Lloyd Dickinson.
Mrs T O Andrews left Monday for Fresno to visit till after Thanksgiving. J H McNeil and son of Toledo Ore are guests at C D McNeil's. Messrs Rolland Henderson and Walter Hall of U S C attended a dinner party at L J Cochins. Effie Guthrie of Riverside spent Thanksgiving with Dr and Mrs W K Beans. The Pioneer Transfer Co offers trunk hauling meeting all trains with office at Fashion Stables. B M Lillibridge and C B E Lillibridge spent Thanksgiving in Los Angeles. Stalls and corrals for rent at Bell's feed yard. Oscar Thompson of San Diego has joined Geith's groc store. W L Lyman spent Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs Dale Currier. Harry Baker of Pomona spent Thanksgiving in Corona with his parents. Nord Simpkins of Los Angeles guest at A H Cross's for Thanksgiving. Alice Beebe visiting in Los Angeles over Thanksgiving. Sanger E French spent yesterday in Riverside at a family dinner. Mound City paints ad copy. May Grow honored guest then returned to San Bernardino. We photograph anything and everything at Roberts Photo Co. Call Todd building 1224. Andrew Veach and Elzie Veach visited Redlands for Thanksgiving. H Clay Kellogg and children of Santa Ana spent Thanksgiving at Del Rey hotel. Otto Kolberg and George Kellogg en route to Redlands witnessed local auto events. A lively group from Colton spent Thanksgiving in Coldwater canyon. J O Stocking of Riverside a Corona visitor. R R Killion of Bradstreet agency a Corona business visitor.
Earl H. Potter arrived in Corona to oversee the machine department at the Palace of Pictures on Fifth street. He brings seven years of operator experience and holds a license under M. P. P. rules.
A notice from O. H. Bell asks for delivery instructions for a coal car arriving this week and provides the contact phone 63. The date on the notice is 11 26 11.
The Ames-Bates stock company brings two comedy dramas next week at the opera house. Monday features the four act The Senator's Daughter and Tuesday presents the five act La Belle Marie. The troupe tours major cities and adds vaudeville between acts to minimize wait times.
Dr. Wesley K. Beans delivered an address last Tuesday at Jewell Memorial church Colton before the Orange Belt Preachers association on The Place and Power of Poetry in Preaching.
The Independent notes that Washington's Department of Agriculture sent a sack of garden seeds for free distribution in Corona Riverside County. The partners HIVELY HULL & COMPANY pledge to provide high grade seed packets at their office, with partners O P Hull W A Hively E J Genereux and S W Garvey listed as residents in Corona.
Advertising a new five room bungalow for rent between 7th and 8th on Sheridan street. Inquiries to R. A. Cummings at corner 8th and Bellets. Published in the Independent Office classifieds dated 11 19.
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