The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
Fisher & Co.

aggregated $4,000, as follows:
No. 2Sl5 West Pine boulevard lot 4oN2l3.
a brown-stone residence in style of rich
cottage. Romanesque details carved INTO
the stone at window-caps and door llnteis
sonry of its walls. The reception hall is In
oak, as also the dining-room. All rooms
are finished in hardwood. and the balus-
steps. Stained glass and jeweled windows
abound throughout the first floor. Inc ar.
rangement of the various rooms Is perfect
ments into close proximity. yet separating
them by narrow corridors. Has reception
hall. den, parlor, dining-room. buffers Pa :lo
try and kitchen on FIRST FIRST r moor; enc Including
billiard-room. third floor brick stable and
carriage-house.- Property OF j. l.: way OF OF
the Travellers Insurance COMPANY u s9 Ph,,a 40
dclphia. Pa. for $4,000. Mr.. Sulzbach Will
spend about $500 on the property IN max
ing some changes and additions. ana wneh
completed will occupy IL as MS future resi-
dence. mn, o,,
Fisher & Co. also sold No. S129 Clark
avenue lot 52x12O, a two-story, eight-room
stone-front residence: bath. gas; etc; prop,
erty of Catherine keenan,: to Mrs Maggie
Dillon for $500. Purchased for nome;
No 1881 Vista avenue. just east OF III III.
and two-story buildings; property OF the
Scanlon Realty and Building Company; sold
to the Regal Realty and Investment com
pany for s5.loo. Purchased Tor business pu'-
Fisher & Co. also sold a farm OF 400
acres, situated in Thomas County three
miles t W;Ison eo tS seoiIenberser Of
Colby, Kas. for s. an acre, or $1,000
Il. II. stoltman.
r. Fl. Stoltman's sales last week were as
No. 1895 Norfolk avenue. a two-story sew
enroom brick. arranged IN fiats s MN Ilt, 10y
and wife to Barbara Bockhurst. who bought
for home; consideration $3.50.
No. 5332 Ridge avenue. a two-story -and-
hot and cold water. lot 2sx22s feet to an
alley, renting for $3.50 year; sold from b.
H Stoltman and wife to Adolf Steinhart
and wife for 1850. Mr.. Steinhart bought
No 1862 Manchester avenue. two-story
eight-room brick. with lot 5ox125 feet to an
alley. from Frederick Mueller and wife to
Doctor John H. Simon. City Health Com
missioner, for $5.125 The doctor will alter
and occupy same as home.
No. 4i25 Arco avenue: six-room brick
with bath. hot and cold water and all i'm,
Fred G. Briggs for $3.50. This ia just new
" built and Mr.. Briggs bought for home:
A frame cottage on the south side of
with 25-foot lot. from A. Schmidtler to
Herman Peick for sl.2lo. Bought for
home.
Lot 50 feet on the north side of Nashville
Quinn to Frank ]. Darr. who will improve
with dwellings,. Mr. Block represented Mr..
quinn In the transaction.
Forest Park boulevard Sale.
C. r. H. Davis, president of the Royal In
vestment Company, sold last week anothe
house on Forest Park boulevard-No. 1910
from the Federal Investment Company to
Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders, who purchased
for home. This is the second new house
sold on Forest Park boulevard in the last
ten days. and adjoins the house sold last
week to Mr.. Frederick H. Todd. for sl1 600.
and is directly across the street from the
house Mr.. McElroy purchased of Mr.. Hull
recently for $4,000.
Forest Park boulevard is a very wide
street here, with park in the center, beau-
tiful fountains. near Forest Park. with big
shade trees and beautiful shrubbery. The
house has eleven rooms, with large brick
and stone veranda with tiled floor. hard
wood finish and polished hardwood floor.
The bathrooms and kitchen are finished in
hard plaster, cement and oil colors. The
very popular old ivory finish prevails on
the second and third floors. The dining
room, with the beamed ceiling plate rail
and woodwork finished dull in old English
oak, is very tasty and has attracted a great
deal of attention. The mantel is an old
English pattern Mrs. Saunders will move
into the house as soon as it can be finished
Mr. Davis says the demand for Forest
Park boulevard is so great he cannot I'm
ish houses fast enough. All houses are sold
before finished.