The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06
Lincoln Trust Company.

The Lincoln Trust Company reports an
unusually active week in all branches of its
real estate department. Several large pieces
Of investment property and also several
elegant homes were sold. The leasing and
renting department had an unusually ac-
tive week. and a number of leases were
made. beginning with the 1st of April, for
a term of years.
The following sales were MADE: South
west corner of Ffnney and Pendleton ave-
nues. having "a front of 200 feet on Finney
avenue by a depth of l22 feet on Pendleton
avenue. from Henrietta f. V. Brawner to
the John King Hospital Association, for
so, coo. This property is the old Brawner
homestead and was occupied as a home
for a number of years by William "
who was a representative of the New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company. A hos
pital. medical college and traininE-schoo
for nurses will be erected at a cost OF
500. 900.
The southeast corner of Hodiamont ave-
nut and Horton place, just opposite the Su-
burban power house, consisting of seven
annum, a portion OF which is under lease
to a brewery for five years. This property
was sold from Jerold ]. Hyland to Wayne
]. Stedelin, for $50, 200. Mr.. Stedelin bought
piece of investment property, being located
near the Worlds Fair site, and is always
well rented.
The inquiry for property in this location
during the past week has been great. and
several negotiations are pending for large
pieces, which will be closed up within the
next twenty days. Five leases were made
on the aforementioned corner for a term
of FIVE years.
House numbers 145s-e1-s3-s5 Stewart place.
four modern flats consisting of five rooms
and bath on first floor and six rooms and
bath on the second floor, with separate
furnace. cabinet mantels. screens and all
modern improvements. lot 5oS125 feet, was
SOLD from John E. Love to Thomas a.
Wade. This property rents for ST. 05 per
annum.
No. eO5S Horton place, two-story ten-room
brick. with all modern improvements from
John H. Vette to Thomas McDermott, who
was represented by the Greer-Anderson
Realty Company, for an investment.
No. 1916 Garfield avenue. lot 25xl25 feet,
with two-story brick building. arranged in
two modern flats of four rooms and bath on
first floor and five rooms and bath on sec
ond floor. from the Exchange Realty and
Building Company to d. Jamison, consider
alton $3.50: The improvements are about 6
months old. always rented, and the proper
ty was bought by Mr.. Jamison for an in
vestment.
. No. 1873 Goode avenue. lot 25xl25 feet. five
room brick. with all modern improvements,
from Margaret Richards to George GLENN,
consideration 5000. Mr.. GLENN was repre-
sented by Robert Secor Of Robert NJ. Noon
Lot 25x125 feet on the south side of Hart
ford street, west of Arkansas avenue. from
Adam Reitz to Mrs. NJ. !; Moore, considera-
ton 500. Mrs. Moore will erect an elegant
seven-room dwelling, which she will occupy
as her home.
Southwest corner Rutger street and Mo-
tard avenue, lot 3lx140 feet. from d.. Jamison
to the Exchange Realty ana Building Com
pany; consideration $3.50. The purchasers
will erect a three-story brick building. ar
ranged in two fats of six and seven rooms
and bath each.
Lot 25Xl3l feet on the south side of Wells
avenue. west of Academy avenue. from
William McHale to ]. O'Toole; considera-
tion $3.50. Purchaser will erect a six-room
brick to cost about 5000.
No. 1913 Garfield avenue, two-story brick
dwelling. arranged in modern flats. from J.
O"Toole to David Jamison: consideration
$50. Bought for an investment.
Lot lo6x21S feet on the south side of Eas-
ton avenue. west of Vandeventer avenue.
from William to Emma Bloch and
Conrad Cohnheim, consideration $500.
Lot 50XlD feet on the north side of Wells
avenue. west of Kings highway, from Will
liam McHale to the Exchange Realty and
Building Company. consideration $50 a foot.
The Exchange Realty and Building Com
pany will erect stores and flats to cost
about 5000.
Lot 25xl25 feet on the north side of Spand-
ing avenue, between Goodfellow avenue and
Clara avenue. from George p. Prendergast
to William s. Kempfer. consideration s4 a
foot. Purchaser will erect five-room brick.
which he will occupy as his home
Lot 45xf30 feet on the north side of Flora
boulevard, in Maple Lawn: from the Maple
Lawn Land Company TO Mamie Dalrymple,
consideration S675. Mr.. Dalrymple is erect
Ing a modern seven-room house. which she
will occupy as her home.
A number of lots were also sold in Tnxe-
do Park and Lincoln Heights and there
seems to be a great inquiry for suburban