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

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house, with addition aka, on this
street at cost Of $500.
" On Jefferson avenue, just south o1
4 the carriage factory, Mr.. John Wand
has built three tenement houses, each
\ II story, 16x2l, and costing 81, 200.
p On the east side Of the public square
partly flushed grocery store building
fapd costing over 81 200.
On Jefferson avenue between Jack.
son avenue and Monroe street, the
recent purchase Of VIM. Scott, 'includ.
ing two new houses II story each,
12x24 and addition 12xl2, cost about
81, 400, attracts our attention.
On Jefferson avenue near the WITCH.
ita depot is the II story house Of ]. A.
Stuck, 14x8, costing $500.
" On the north line of the town site,
H facing Jefferson street, is G. B. Reno'a
house, AXIS, one story, costing $50.
PAT the south end Of Sycamore street,
D. Arnett has built q l4x2O house, cost.
] ing $3.50.
.Back of the school house Joseph
Ellington has built o AXIS house,
costing $50.
On the same street at the corner Of
Spruce, il John Bakers house, 16x24,
costing $3.50.
At the corner of Sycamore street and
| Madison Avenue, Mr.. Bowlus has
Nbuilt an addition, 12x22, costing $500.
. On the west side of Sycamore street,
south of the depot, is the residence
built by Mrs. DUNCAN, 14x26, II story
costing about $500.
block south of the railroad, Mr..
81. Smith il erecting 34x40 livery
barn, costing $3.50.
The st. L., Fl. 8. & w. Railroad
depot, l4x26, II story, is next, the cost
Of which was over $500.
Directly east 10 new building being
put up by Mr.. Beckwith, 1882, cost
Ing $l5O.
On this street, is another small
house costing probably $500. Who
built it we were unable to learn.
North of the Wichita depot ON Syc-
am0re street, Mr.. C. G. Clark has built
q II story, l6x24, costing $500.
On the adjoining lot north of Mr..
Clark's, VIM. Canatsey has built a
residence, 14x2O and l. 12xl4, costing
$3.50.
At the foot of Buckeye street Mr.. w.
J. Ihrig has built fine II story resi-
dence, 16x2S, and addition 16xl8, cost
ing $500.
\ North of this Mr.. Bishop has small
house, 12xl4, costing 500.
At Col. Smiths residence we f1nd q
16x28 addition, barn 20x24, and other
Improvements at q cost of 500.
Next we come to new house built
by A. f. Sweet, 16x2O, and costing
$3.50.
C. A. Lakin's new house on Buck
eye street, corner Madison avenue, is
fine structure, 16x2S, with an L 19x20,
costing 81, 200.
On Buckeye street, north Of Madi-
son avenue, J. T. Beatty has the foun-
dalton laid and building commenced
for two story, 24x28 residence, which
cost upwards of 81, 200.
East of the Baptist church, SamI
Brubaker has built q house, 14x20 with
L 12x12, also o barn 14x16, costing
probably 500.
w. N. Smith has also built house
on the same street, 14x2O, II story,
costing $3.50.
Also Mr.. A. Bliss, a II story house,
18x2O, with addition 12xl2, costing
about $500.
z North of the railroad w. B. Kelley
has built an lSxM house, costing $500.
A-Also Mr.. O. F. Anderson, q l2x22
house, costing $50.
On this street is S. Partlow's house,
l4x2O, costing S125.
And north of the ravine small
house built by colOred man.
BOUGHTON'S ADDITION.
= One of the finest houses in the city Is
that of Capt. w. e. Jones, in BOugh-
toms addition. It is 16x28, with two
wings, l2x2O and 10x18 each, and will
cost when finished fully $500.
Nh. NJ. Miller's residence in this addi-
ton il q well built two story. 16x28
with an L 16x2O, costing 81, 500.
In this addition will be found the
commencement of B. A. Casmire's
residence. It is q two story 16x18,
with an L l2x18 and addition 12x16,
and will cost when completed about
s., 200.
Mr.. Jos. Hoagland has a fine house
in this addition. It lie 14x26, with L
12x14 and addition ska, costing over
over q hundred more.
De xA11CI uoo u lAuC 0OuSC 11O1 III
Of the railroad, 16x26, with addition
14x16; also good barn, 16xO. The
total cost be ing not far from $500.
Mr.. b. Y. Hunt has a fine residence
In this addition, l4x1S, II storp, costing
$500.
He has also built two tenant
houses, each 12x14, and costing $500.
In this addition we find Mr.. Baum
gardncr's residence, q II story 14x24,
with L 12x12 and addition 1Ox12, cost
ing about $500.
Henry Begun, just north Of the rail- |
road, has built q 14x18 house with |
l0xl0 addition, which cost $50.
In the extreme eastern part Of
Boughton's addition IL Harry Slows |
new house 14xO which when COM
pleted will cost $500.
C. B. Hawk has 14x20 house In |
this addition. costing probably $500.
Geo, w. Park haS built 24x26 |
house, costing S400. |
The stock yards Of Waters 4 Sawyer |
are located on the Wichita road In this |
addition, and cost probably $50.
I'm Rhoade's addition on Colborn