The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-21

townsite Is = one story house built b,
n. RatiR. l3xl4, and costing abou
$l0O.
[IAt the west end of Broadway ant
Fronting north is well built one ant
0ne-haf story frame 18x28, built By
NNr. ]. B. Myers, and costing over
NSsoU.
NWhile on the lot adjoining is tn,
Mouse of Oscar Myers, 12x2O, with ad
Adttion lOxl0, costing $3.50.
y Just north of the Mineral Well Mr.
81 II. Eckley has built . neat 12x2l
house costing $3.50.
NBetween broadway and Madison av,
Fenue and fronting upon the west lint
f0f town is the large residence of Joht
Reimert, II story 14x28 and addition
l4xl6, costing ever 500.
Mn Ridenour's addition, fronting up
on West street we first notice q new
house built this week by John Raft
one and one-half story, 14xA with ad.
dition l2x14, costing $500.
And on the lot west, the new
house built by Jos. Pike which is a
two story 14xM with L 12x12 and addi.
ton 1Ox12, costing over $500.
just south Of the Wichita railroad
track and fronting west is two houses
built by Jos. Duncan and Albert
Woodland. The first is 16x2O with ad.
dition 12x12, and the second l4xl6 one
story. They cost probably $50 and
500 respectively.
North of the Wichita railroad, at
the west end of Monroe street, will be
found good II story frame 14x24 built
by w. r. Trout, recently from I'LL.
and which cost over $3.50.
On Western street at the intersed,
lon Of Ne0shO Is q tenant house built
by Dr.. s. TOzer, one story, 14x2O and
costing probably over $500.
On the West side of Western street
going north we first notice the house
built by Mr.. MOorehouse, 14x2O, one
story, and costing probably $3.50.
At the corner Of Western street and
Broadway we notice G. A. Steele has
erected an addition, SKIS, costing about
500.
On Western street we notice Mr..
Hankins' new barn, 1924, costing
probably $500.
The house built by Jno. Raft, lately
purchased by Mr.. Smith, ON this street
IL l4x20 and cost $500.
On West street we find Mr.. Sawyer
has erected l4x20 addition to his
residence, costing $50.
While across the street We notice
Mr.. J. A. Harris barn l6x24, costing
500.
South of the Wichita railroad on
Western street, Jonas Carter has built
q one story 14xl6 house, costing 500.
Just north of the Wichita road on
Western street. C. C. Wilmore and
Jos. Evart have built houses. The
first one story, 12xl4 and the second
14xl6, costing about SIPS each.
On West street, north Of the rail-
road, Mr.. 8. r. Merchants house has
been built, 1884, II story, costing $3.50.
East of this Is the one story house
of ]. G. Todd, 12x16, costing 500.
On south Walnut street is the house
Of ]. w. Carter, two story, l6x26, and
one story addition 12x24, costing over
500.
On Walnut street just south of Mad1
ison avenue will be found the hand
some two story residence built by G..
w. Apple, 1898 with an i l0xl6, cost
ing 500.
At the corner of Walnut street and
Jackson avenue Mr.. III. P. Gray has
added over S125 in improvements to
his house.
On this street (Walnut) will be seen
the house lately built by Harmon
Scott, 2x28, costing $500.
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
Commencing at the extreme north
ern limit Of the city we first notice q
16xA barn built by C. d. Elliott, cost
ing probably $3.50.
barn 16x20, costing $500, comes next.
Back on the side street IL q small
house erected by John Oliver, l2x14
and costing 500 probably.
Then we come to T, T. Anderson's
new house and barn, the former l4x24
and the latter 1894, the total cost be-
ing fully 500
South Of this we find an addition has
been put to G. M. Browns property,
also a fine barn, l6xls, and costing
about $500.
Just north Of the bridge on Wash
ington avenue 10 the house Of Mr..
9bull, costing 1925.
Just south of the Central Hotel J.
II. Richards has built cottage Fe6i.
dence, i6xA. costing $500.
At the intersection Of Vine street on
avenue will soon he an
iahed the handsome house Of J. w.
Mcclure. The main building will be
s2xS2, with l. l0x222, two stories high
and costing upwards Of q, 500.
At the fsnt Il Washing ton avenue,
Tack. Miller's addition to present resi-
dence, coat $77;i. n
On Washington avenue ]. p. YaHoe
has added to his house and built y
barn at the total cost of $3.50.
Meesrs. Bowers, Ladd aud Oohients,
IN Washington avenue, have each
put up a harm, respectively 1894,
l6x20 and 20xl0, costing $50, 500 and
BS5.
south side Of the square and fronting
ipop South street is Bartels Bros. adj
hteR to their present store, 1880, and
,ostiHS $500. m
S0saGp of this IL Wood q Sweet'
:arpeater shop II story, 18x26, costin3
lilly ESQ.
On soRt& street, adjoiuing his store,
Mr.. Stevenson has rebuilt . small
business r0o0 which will cost whenf
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