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Eau Claire Sunday Leader
Sunday, 20 January, 1918

         Authorities are still baffled over the disappearance
       of MRS. ALLEN HILL of Mondovi, away back last May. MRS.
       HILL, accompanied by her granddaughter, MYRTLE GILBERT,
       also of Mondovi, left to visit the former's son, EDWARD
       HILL, at his farm ten miles north of Hayward, Wis., on
       the last day of May. Reaching Hayward, the couple en-
       gaged an auto and drove to the HILL farm. MRS. HILL
       stopped here, and MISS GILBERT returned with the auto
       to Hayward where she left on a northbound train to
       visit relatives in the northern part of the state.
       Since stepping from the auto livery at the HILL farm
       until now, nothing has been seen or heard of MRS. HILL.
       It appears that no one was in the house when MRS. HILL
       arrived, all were at work in a field near by. Local
       authorities are trying to solve the mystery. A reward
       of $400 is offered for information leading to clearing
       up the mystery.
         MRS. HILL, who was an elderly lady, being over seventy-
       five years old, had lived in Mondovi for many years. She
       was respected by all who knew her. She had acquired con-
       siderable property which will be probated in the courts
       of Alma soon.
         The John Sather detective agency is working on the
       case.
       
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Waupun Leader
Thursday, 7 February, 1918

         Eau Claire - A reward of $500 has just been offered
       for information leading to the discovery of the where-
       abouts, alive or dead, of MRS. ALLEN HILL, an aged resi-
       dent of Mondovi. MRS. HILL has not been seen or heard
       from since last Memorial Day.
       
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