Auctioneer Announces Services in Montezuna Milltown
William Mallory advertises as an auctioneer with 20 years experience in Montezuma, offering crying sales and all auctioneering tasks with satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
3
William Mallory advertises as an auctioneer with 20 years experience in Montezuma, offering crying sales and all auctioneering tasks with satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
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West Union residents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mitchell hosted Arthur Mitchell and family for Sunday at their home. Emory Mathas and Ruby Mathas visited Nate Mathas, with a ball game at Mecca drawing Emory Mathas and Wild Wolfe. John Plaster and daughter spent Sunday with Charles and the Plaster home. Herman Smith and son Paul joined David Linebarger for Sunday visits.
A flurry of neighbors and relatives travel and visit across Hillsdale and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Chaech return from New York. Mrs Lucy Simpson visits Montezuma. Rev Thrasher returns to Frankfort. families journey to Dana Mecca Clinton and Watseka. many locals host or visit relatives, attend church, and attend the State Fair. The piece also notes school opening with local teachers and a brief market plug for Cole's Hot Blast Badge.
Mrs Allie Orahood shopped in Clinton last Wednesday. Mrs Nora Mack of Danville visits her sister Mrs Mark Hammond. Mr Samuel Maye of Lawrenceburg Tennessee is here to oversee real estate interests.
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