Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
Dan Mcneil, addition to residence

| Dan Mcneil, addition to residence
$3.50.
Peter Anderson, barn and Other
improvements, $3.50.
| Frank Ward, cottage in Haynes adj
EDITION, cost $40O.
| George Eaton, cottage in Blakes ad'
dition, cost $500.
j w. w. Cory, barn, cost $3.50.
| John Miller, addition to residence
in Taylor Il Williamson's addition
5000.
| Dave Keller, Blakes addition, i'm.
provements to residence, $3.50.
j. G. Booz, cottage, cost $500.
i Israel Young, dwelling house, ST..
loco.
H. w. Moses, cottage, between So.
mantha street and the river below col.
lege, 5000.
VIM. Lindsey, addition to dwelling,
brick, $500.
E. Hogeland, cottage, Blakes addi-
ton, cost 500.
! d. Chodat, Haynes addition, cot.
tage, cost $500.
VIM. Stellar, barn, $3.50.
/ j. NJ. Criley & Bro, barn, $3.50.
Jas. Hodge, addition to residence,
Blakes addition, 500.
Wendell Ehrman, barn, $500.
VIM. Van Cant, barn, 5000.
John s. Wood, frame business
building with cellar, 2Ox4O, corner OF
Wapello and Second streets, cost ST..
1000.
John s. Wood, frame addition to
dwelling on second street, 1926, cost
$500.
J. P. Reese, west of Mclean, small
dwelling, cost $500.
Mrs. NJ. A. Norton, large addition
on corner Of Jefferson and Fifth
treets, cost $1,000.
Peck & Moody, small brick black
smith shop on corner Of Second and
| Washington streets, cost $500.
II. 8. Harlan, cottage on upper
Court street, cost $500.
lack Taylor, cottage between Wa
pello and Fifth street, cost $500.
Skellinger, on Woodland avenue,
small residence, cost $500.
| Wapello Mills, j. NJ. Lamme, be-
tween the railroad tracks on Wapello
street, 2Ox66, two stories high and
basement, boiler room attached, cost
$500.
Daggett s. Harper, brick seed ware
house and Office, 40x6O feet, equiva.
lent to three stories in height, cost
M,5O0. Water improvements $1,000
additional.
Daggett & Edgerly, brick addition
to business house on Market street,
cost $500.
VIM. Daggett, improvements on
dwelling on Court Square, $500.
A. G.. Harrow, dwelling on upper
Main street, 16x2S with L 12x16, cost
5000. improvements on dwelling,
$l25.
Alfred Briggs, addition and repairs
west Main street, 5000.
Gen. J. NJ. Hedrick, new brick
building on Court street in rear of P.
O. building, 25x4O two stories; also
frame on Market iron roof 24x4O one
story, also Improvements in basement
and third story of p. o. building, and
betterments of the interior Of said
building throughout, including grad
ing, sidewalks, iron railing, &C., 81
f. II. Owens, on Second street, in
w. 7. Majors addition, frame house
16x3O, two stories with an l. 14xl6
one story, costing complete $1,000.
H. Williams, addition to wagon
shop on Second street, $500.
Mr. Burns, frame dwelling between
Albany and Court street cost 5000.
J. w. Dixon, two-story frame
dwelling with l., at the head of East
Court street, cost $500.
Isaac Nation, addition to house, w.
Main street, $500.
IN. Macoy, w. Main street, cot
tage, l6x30, cost $500.
C. r. McCarroll, w. Second street,
addition to house and repairs, $500.
c.. IT. McCarroll, one barn, 5000.
NJ. Hickey, residence on Union st
16x42, two-story, cost 81 600.
L. D. Miller, residence on hill near
collars" story and a half cottage, $500.
N. NJ. Tindell, frame dwelling
17x3O, with L 14xl4, cost 81, 400.
Emma Tindell, frame dwelling
practically same as above, 81 400.
C. Sax, brick addition to residence,
on 4th street, between Green and
Market, cost 5000.
Geo. II. Shelter, addition to resi-
dence on 4th street, cost 1926.
Nat Turner, Center avenue, i'm
provements on dwelling, SIS.
ID. Calhoun, addition 2Ox4O, porch
on end, L, porch and other improve
meute, cost 81 600.
/ A11ss Goho Co. okn~x, Il
house on Main street, finished in
complete style, $1,000.
Mrs. Logan, cottage, cost $500.
John Morrell & Co., ice house,
73xll3 feet, 25 feet high to top of plate,
cost estimated $1,000.
G.. A. Madison, two brick business
room, seach 22xlOO, three stories, cost
Mrs. Spauldlng, residence on hill,
25xl6 front, l6x37 main buslding, L
12x25, $1,000.
T. j. Hall, residence on Wapello
street hill, l6xl6, 26xl6, L l4xl4, $1,000.
W. II. Fetzer, addition to residence
on Marion street, 500.
Mrs. Dainty, brick store house,
22x6O, two stories $2,700.
j. w. Reece, frame dwelling, 16x28,
story and one-half with IA foot l. one
story, $3.50.
/ A. M'Coy, addition to dwelling,
$50.
Charles Herbert, Center avenue res.
idence, 5000.
Frank Graves, barn in Blakes addi.
ton, 1925.
j. E. DIETRICH, addition to residence
5000.
Frank Haslach, addition to resi-.
dence, 500.
Thomas Maloney, barn, cost $3.50.
! c. A. Dalyon, barn, cost 500.
Sheriff Stewart, betterments, cost
500.
Mrs. Lowrie, addition to residence
on Washington street, $50.
i A. lawson, on Mclean street above
9Th, addition to residence, cost $500.
i j. H. Ward, Blakes addition, i'm.
provements to his residence, $3.50.
: Charles Lawrence, improvement
to dwelling, $50.
) Paul LABEL. Main street addition
cost 500.
II. C. CRUDE, improvements to resi-
dence, $50.
Fl. A. Gangs, improvements tt
dwelling on Fifth street between
Court and Washington, cost 500.
j. B. Smith, kitchen, cost SIS.
Sisters of the Visitation, improve
, ments, cost 5000.
w. f. Jones, west Second street. re
pairs to dwelling, cost 500.
John Fisher, Improvements t.
, dwelling on Marion street, cost $3.50
Frank Eakins, addition to resi-
dence, cost 5000.
, VIM. O'Maley, barn, cost $500.
Wade Kirkpatrick, addition to res
: idence, $500