Public Auction Set for Thomson Hotel Sale
The Thomson Hotel with 16 rooms to be sold this Saturday at public auction to the highest bidder. A crowd of local youths chivared Mr and Mrs Harold Schroth Monday evening.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
7
The Thomson Hotel with 16 rooms to be sold this Saturday at public auction to the highest bidder. A crowd of local youths chivared Mr and Mrs Harold Schroth Monday evening.
STATE OF ILLINOIS Carroll County court files reveal Charles G. Bower et al as plaintiffs and Vern Bower et al as defendants in a civil equity action. A decreed order directs a public sale under terms specified in the notice to settle property partition proceedings.
On March 11 1947 Ralph M Eaton Master in Chancery will hold a public auction on April 5 1947 at 1 30 PM at the court house West door in Mount Carroll Illinois. The sale covers Tract One the North Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 11 and parts of Section 10 with detailed descriptions and exceptions, Tract Two the West Half of the West Three Fourths of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 4, and Tract Three Lot 1 in Block 3 Lambs First Extension. Purchases subject to a mortgage lien to The Federal Land Bank of St Louis and 20 percent cash due day of sale.
Sealed proposals due 3:00 PM April 7 1947 at Thomson Village Clerk for materials to construct Section 4 CS Arterial Street No 1. Proposals on municipal forms endorsed Material Proposal Section 3 CS. 10 percent proposal guarantee required. surety bond not required. Village Clerk Kate Cole Whitney March 3 1947. 1 St 8-20.
Thomson notes Mrs Ivy Nelson of Savanna joined Friday supper at the George Lanning home. Joe Aldern of South Dakota was Thursday guest at the Linnings. Aldern is reported as a new member of the signal crew at Ebner.
Thomson Birds Mr and Mrs Charles Tripp visited May day evening with Mr and Mrs Roland Schroth and other relatives. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Abe Miller Tuesday. Riley Doughtery of Savannah and H A Tohey shared visits. Geo Taylor of Clinton and Miss Mary Quick of Kansas City were Friday and Sunday guests in the Hogg home.
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