The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-06
MARKET STILL ACTIVE
REAL ESTATE DEALS OF THE WEEK
AGGREGATED s~2Go.42I.o1.
Mrs. Eleanor y. HOrd Buys Property
Worth s32.G OO-Other Sales
Recorded.

There were 40 transfers Of real estate last
week. aggregating S260. 421.91, besides the
transfers for love and affection. The az
gregate was nearly 10000 more than week
before last. Real-estate men were in good
humor all the past week. for there was not
a day that did not witness several deals.
The most important transaction In the
real estate market was three sales yester-
day closed by the ]. G.. Mccullough agency.
The first transfer was the fiat building at
Massachusetts avenue and North street
owned by Caroline Schaub, and the sale
was TO Mrs. Eleanor Y. HOrd for a con-
sideratiOn Of S32, 600. The building Is OF
three stories. brick and stone, with four
store or business rooms and eight apart
ments. It is modern in all respects Mrs.
Hord also purchased thirty-eight feet or
ground adjoining on the west from Marga-
ret Dury for a consideration OF $3.50. This
gives Mrs. Hord a total OF 1924 feet on ooth
Massachusetts avenue and North street
The same agency also secured Tor MIS-.
Hord property fronting at 10 10 40 Fort
on St. clair street from .21 to 217. This
was bought from Robert b.. Johnson at
the sum OF 50 100. The total amount in
volved in these transactions was SS,SW.
Xxx
Part of Lot 8. in NJ. f. Losey's College
avenue addition. on Broadway. near Twen-
ty-seventh street. was sold last week by
Ada b. Smith to Nancy Fisher for $500.
Herman f. Martens purchased from John
X. Carson last week a three-auarter in
terest in Lot 20 in Bruce Place addition for
-, $50, and Lot -. In the same addition, Tor
1850. The property is on Park avenue,
near Nineteenth street
r. L Co-oTo-J -,,robasnH ~ Harnnina
sperr the west half Of Lot p. in Gillespie's
subdivision OF part OF Outlet 43. corner Of
Fulton and st. Clair streets. for $500
Xxx
Lot Ga. Bruce Place addition, on Twenty
second street. near Broadway, was sold
last week by Sarah Henderson to Belle A.
Harris for $3.50.
Lot and part OF Lot ?, in Goes subdi-
vision of Outlot 70. corner South street and
Senate avenue. was sold last week by Flor
ence A. BROMLEY to William Helfenberger
for $4,000.
Charles A. Shotwell ct al. sold to II. f..
Frazier last week Lots Il and IS. in Downey
& Dinners woodIawn Park addition to
I~rvingtOn. for $3.50. The property is To-
Gated at the corner of Downey and Ritter
avenues
William Johnson paid $500 for Lot 10 in
o4uaAC - ~ T. DIaRE . 4
avenue near Fifteenth street. He bought 1t
of Thomas Rodibaugh.
For a consideration Of $3,4 Mary T. Cole
sold to Sarah +. Railsback last week Lot 2,
Alvord & Co.'S subdivision. in Buffers sec
ond addition. The property is located on
Eleventh near Ash street.
Frank u. Sherer purchased Of Eliza Moore
last week for $4,000 Lot z. Hayden's sub
division of part of Block %, Johnson's
heirs addition, on Bellefontaine street near
Nineteenth-
Y. 3. Martindale last week sold TO z. B.
MsrtindaIe. jr.. Lots p. % and %. Square %,
second section-of Lincoln Park. Delaware
wenty-feurth street. for 81. 500:
70 Clarence Martindale Lots q. IS and % of
the same same square for $500; to John
It. MarJindale Lots "a, % and 20 Of the
same square for $500.
Martha j. Scott last week purchased of
Frank X. Sawyer for $500. Lots 10, 20 and
q. Byram & Cornelius's first subdivision.
at the corner OF Senate avenue and Twen-
ty-hrst street.
XXX
The Railroad Mems Building and Saw
ings' Association last week conveyed to
John +. Scott for a consideration Of s.. 800.
part OF Lot 40. in Bruce Place addition. on
College avenue. near Twenty-second street.
Xxx
Lot p, Block 3. in Nordyke & HollowelPs
Grandview addition. was sold last week by
Ossie Scull to Fred Cline for 5000. The
property Is located on Cornell avenue. near
Twenty-seventh street.
XXX
William p. Jungclaus last week sold 10
Joseph Wineman. Lots 81 and 55, in Nor
ton Place addition. at the corner of Della
ware and Twenty-irst streets, for Sc, $50.
The j. w. Friday agency made some
good sales during the past week, namely:
A two-story business block at 525 South
Delaware street for a consideration of
5000. The deed was from Mary f.. From
hold to Frederick Cork. The modern two
story residence at 2lS Broadway was sold
by w. F. Clifford TO Benjamin f. Grant.
The price was 5000. Another transaction
involving $4,000 was that of a double dwell
ing on Eastern avenue and a vacant lot
from George g. Pratt TO w. f. Clifford
Mary E FromhOld, who sold her
street property. purchased of T. A. Clark
. tw>-story dwelling at 1908 North Capitol
avenue for $500, and a lot on North PENN
sylvania street for 1000. b. +. Stone sold
Two lots on Butler avenue, Irvington. to-
George T~hormeyer for $500.