Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-13
REAL ESTATE NOTES,

A New Public Hall for Upper State
 Street.-The Welcome Hall Building
 Enterprise on Oak Street-Smedley's
 Big New Barn-New Bicycle Hall
 on Orange Street-Wlnchester Arm.
 ory Enlargement.
 sWelcome hall, ;" the new brick building which is to be erected on Oak street next the Newman corset manufactory for tho big mission Sunday school of the Church of the Redeemer, which numbers three hundred scholars, will probably be erected this year. The growth of the school has been so rapid and the interest displayed at the sessions is so marked as to greatly en- courage all connected with promoting the success of the undertaking, and all are looking forward with satisfaction to the prospect that larger quarters will ere long be provided. The plans for the new structure are being prepared. The archi- tect is L. w. Robinson. The lot to be oc- cupied by Welcome hall is already bought. This benevolent and religious enterprise is being pushed by philanthropic gentleman of this city, but will probably be under the auspices of the Church of the Redeemer. The building will be of brick and will con- tain chapel and mission hall, rooms for instruction and amusement, laundry, and accommodations for temporarily befriend- ing people in distress. The cost will be l between $12, ,000 and $15,000
 The large new three story brick building on Grand avenue, near foot of Jefferson street, is being erected by Mrs. Toby Kreutler and it will cost about $12 ,000 George M. Grant is the mason builder
 The building is 30x100 feet and will have one store on the ground floor with tene ments above. The front will be of pressed brick, with iron trimmings and plate glasi store front. The inside finish will be par ! tially in natural wood. To have steam
 heat and tin roof.
 The work on the enlargement of the Winchester armory in the loading depart
 ment is progressing rapidly and will be completed in few weeks.
 Smedley Brothers are erecting new large barn on Brewery street, 13O feet long by 30 wide. c. D. Kinney & Son are the mason builders.
 The work of erecting the new two-story building to be erected on Orange street by J. T. Whittelsey, nearly opposite the old savings bank, will be pushed forward l rapidly. The building will be done early l in the spring. It will contain two stores l and overhead will be a "bicycle hall, ;
 which the bicycle firm which occupied the old structure will use in connection
 with their business. c. D. Kinney & Son, the mason contractors, have thei1 | work on the new premises we'll begun. Pyramid lodge, Ancient Order of United Workmen, the new and fourishine
 lodge in the Eight ward, have purchased 8
 lot on upper State street, on which the
 lodge will erect three-story brick build
 ing to contain two stores, good sized
 hall and a commodious lodge room. The lot is on the corner of Hine Place and
 State street. It was purchased of T. Bur
 ton Hine for about s2,00O. The lot ii
 thirty-fve feet front by ninety deep. The
 building will be erected this year by !,
 joint stock company composed chiefly, i
 not wholly, of members of the lodge. Int
 hall when not required by the membership
 will be rented for public meetings, concerts
 dances and the like and from renta
 of the stores, goodly reven ue fol
 the company is anticipated. The location
 is 8 rapidly growing one and in this i'm mediate section over twenty-five stores, al
 occupied, have been built in the last few
 years, while within 8 radius of few hun I dred feet over 100 houses and blocks have
 been erected in the same period