The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
Charles +. voge1.


Charles F. Vogel reports the following
sales:
No. 1896 Rutger street. southeast corner
dwelling containing eleven rooms, finished
basement and cellar, lot 25N125 feet, for
$3.50. from Mary Jane Hannigan. to Mrs.
Wilhelmina NJ. Schwarz, who purchased for
No. 30l7 North Twentieth street between
st. Louis avenue and Hebert street, two
story brick residence. containing six rooms:
bathroom and all conven!ences. lot 2oxls0
feet, for $3.50. from F. ]. Deicke to Charles
j. Hoyer. who purchased for home.
No. 4ll6A Carter avenue. between Fair
and Harris avenues, one and one-half
story brick cottage. containing four rooms
and cellar, lot 50xl45 feet. for $500. from
Francis A. Schaeffer to John E. and Mar
garet Zellweser, who purchased for
home.
No. Alp Lee avenue. between Clay and
Fair avenues. one and one-half story
15sias fee for sS from H' Frederek L.
Harms, to Mrs. Maria A. Meyer, who pur-
chased for home.
a one and one-half story frame cottage
containing six rooms. bathroom, furnace
and cellar. lot 75xG7o feet situated on the
north side of Oak avenue, at Selma, St.
Louis County. Missouri, for $3.50. from R
l.. and Clarice King to Mrs. Emma Ret
ger of Chicago, who purchased for a home.
O. p. Baldwin.
o. P Baldwin. real estate agent at Clay
ton. reports the sale of lots g. Is and IT,
Ml:iana Hegths on Midland Electric Road.
John F.. Meyer to William Sessenhaus.
bought for home: consideration, S,Ge.
Also lots and s of same subdivision. 7. r..
Baldwin to George H! Winner, for sl.350.
James NJ. Fra nciscus & Co.
James NJ. Fransciscus & Co. report having
made the following sales: In -Lnd"!l Park
subdivision lot OF ground 3l1a feet on the
north side of Greer avenue between Garri-
/ avenues
BOYLE trustee to Ernest Eikoff ;or 81 40.
Mr.. Eikof will improve with a handsome
residence at once.
Also report having sold some business
property located at No. 2SG5 Shenandoah
street. being a store on first floor and six
room fiat above. with fine stable in rear.
$500. ''' MISS hf'e" '"e'i - ,''e''' ''-
Also report having closed three loans az
gregating sl5,lO0. and report fair inquiry
for residence property.
u. +. Shields.
B. +. Shields reports exceedingly active
was much surprised at the beautiful! lay of
the ground. the large trees, including bear
ing apple trees, and the exceedingly low
price OF the lots. together with the easy
terms.
More than one-half of the lots were sold.
On account Of the rain; agents Will be on
20 show the lots to those who could not at
tend. Nearly every purchaser expects to
improve his lot with dwelling. Following
arc the purchasers.
Albert Wiese. three lots on Hammel ave-
nue.. S495: Mrs. ID. Eausse!e, two lots on
Hammel avenue $500: Mrs. d. Gould OF
Kansas City. two lots on Hammel avenue.
$50: J. G. Balm. two lots on Hammei ave-
nue., 500; Mrs. Lydia Clamp two lots on
Hammel avenue, $3.50: Mrs. Lydia Clamp,
two lots on Hull avenue $3.50; Philip Moore.
two lots on Hamrel avenue, $3.50; R. G..
Homes. three lots on Hammel avenue, $3.50;
T, II. Geyer. one lot on Hammei avenue,
$50: C. S. Mcnamara, four lots on Hull
avenue. $3.50; n. L. Williams, one lot on
Hull avenue sii5: Mrs Jacob Bohlem, two
lots on Couch avenue. size: Bernard McGiI-
ty. four lots on Hull avenue, sasa: Mrs. EliZ-
abeth McCabe. one lot on Couch avenue,
SEQ; John Buehier. one lot on Couch avenue.
SIS: Mrs. Ernest Rchart, two lots on Couch
avenue. $50; S. +. Hammers. FIVE lots on