The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

The Henry Hiemenz Realty Company re-
ports the following sales:
No. 2l2D Clark avenue, a tWo-story elgnt-
room brick house. with lot 25Sl42: owned by
! Albert S. Campbell ct al, was sold to Chas.
". Moore for 50 80.
No. 3:S.-22 Vista avenue. modern two-Story
brick house for two families. including fur
naces. electric light and gas fix .ures. Apart
ments are separate as two different houses;
loc 35x124; built and owned by William p.
ShaIkey. was sold for $500 to Ida Z. Side
botham. who bought for an investment.
room brick house: lot 24x11i: owned by heirs
Of Charles p. Johnson: was sold for $3.50 to
Walter B. Yer Steeg.
the Southwest corner of Russell and Mis-
siss nppf avenues. fronting 30 feet on Russell
avenue by a depth of IA feet 4 inches on
the rear, on which is situated house No. 800
Russell avenue. built and owned by the les
I see. Albert Doerfiinger. who bought the lot
from Thomas Allen of Boston Tor $3.50.
! Royal Investment Company.
I c. r. II. Davis. president of the Royal
Improvement Company, sold six houses on
Morgan street. between Taylor and Walton
avenues, numbersd 46l2ltls-z5-s,tl Nor
Miss Agnes Koran. who purchased for in
vestment. All the houses are leased.
Charles F. voseI.
Charles +. Vogel reports the following
No. T22 Allen avenue. between Ohio and
ing. arrange as two fats OF four and five
rooms ana bathroom each. separate laun-
from Ernst Fechner to Edward Swineford,
executor. who purchased for investment.
No. 1914 Nebraska avenue. between Keo-
room brick dwelling, with large attic. laun-
dry and cellar; lot ?exls5 feet: for $500
Inc schiller. who purchased for a home.
No. @i5 Texas avenue. between Lynch
and Pestalozzi streets. a one-story five
NOON, hri@l- Z ao, u-ifh hall a,rI~y .~l
cellar. lot 25xl25 feet. for s2.O5O, from Frank
Duckstein to Leo G. Hadley, who pur-
Lot l0ox125 feet on the northeast corner
of Miami street and Tennessee avenue. for
si,Do. from Mrs, Catherine, Weindel to AL
bert and Annie Seitrich, who purchased to
Improve. Henry Bartling represented the
purchaser.
Kelley & Co.
Kelley & Co. report sales amounting to
$4,000. as follows:
story rock-front house Of ten rooms and
modern in every respect, lot 59x213 feet;
price $4,000 cash: from Rosewood Realty
ford. who bought for investment.
Also No. 1853 West Pine boulevard. new
two-story rock-front house of ten rooms
price $1,000: from Rosewood Realty Com
pany to David Mandel. who bought for in
Nos. 1914 and 1916 Lindell boulevard. fine
apartments of thirty rooms. hardwood fin |
ISM, not-Ndter neat anu modern in every
respect. and being one Of the finest apart
memt,houses In St Louis; price $4,000: lot
Also houses Nos. 1875 and 1887 North Sec |
ond street and 1884 and 1886 Collins street, !
lot 40xlSo feet to Second street. on which
1t fronts 10 feet: price $50 a foot on Collins
street and $50 a foot on Second street. or
NJ. Kelley to William Nicoli, who bought
for manufacturing purposes. Mr.. Kelley
bought this property about twenty wears
ago. paying 1900 cash for same, and has
owned 1t all these years without receiving
any revenue out of the property. but now
fna afsa a 1n Sanaso sss. prodt on his investment
Chamberlain avenue. between Belt ateaue
and cara avenue; price $500: sold TO
James Il. POWERS. Mr.. Powers will i'm
prove same with two fine houses.
No. $685. Morgan street, a Iwo-stury rock
front mouse of nine rooms, modern in every
respect, lot 25lsx170 feet, from clara Fox W
l. Grant. who bought for investment; price