The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

chased 355 feet adjoining this tract on the
west. and on the $50 feet of frontage thus
acquired they contemplate erecting a group
of modern shoe factories. with central pow
err plant and all modern improvements.
Also No. 1870 Mary and avenue. a modern
two-story brick building. arranged int Two
tween Boyle and Newstead avenues. erected
on lot 3lx2l3 feet: sold for the account OF
w, b: Bagweii Tor $40 cash. the purcnaS-
er being Mrs. Sophie Block. who buys with
the intention of occupying one of the fats
and renting the other out as an investment
Also No, l-ls Stewart. pace. a mo1ern
tWo-story. nlnc-roOrl residence. erected on
lot 2oSlN feet. sold for the account of
Messrs. Obermuelier & Aid of the Real
p Estate Ti;ie Company. for 500; the p mIo
buys for an investment.
The eMrcantile Trust Company also re-
ports having been appointed agent during
The last week for the sale of the vacant
property of the LindeiI Real Estate Com
pany, of which John d. Davis is president
The property of the Lindell estate embraces
the highly improved vacant ground on
Grand and St. Louis avenues, and several
adjacent streets. The property has not only
been fully improved. as REGARDS streets. sew
ers. etc. bun numerous handsome homes
have been erected. The Mercantile Trust
Company viii place the entire subdivision
on the market ard push 1t actively the COM
Also report the sale CT No. 2s55 California
avenue. a two-story brick residence con-
erected On lot 25xl04. sod for the account
of Alfred kamler of Clinton. Ia, for $500
cash, the purchaser being Peter Michael,
who bought for IA home.
No. ae21 Thomas street. n two-story eight
room brick residence. erected on lot 25xl16
feet. sold for the account of Elizabeth
Burns estate. for $500 cash. to Mrs. Maggie
Boyle. VINO purchased for a home.
No. nos North Grand avenue. a two-story
nine-room brick residence. erected on lot
25xl26 feet. sold for the account of Lucy
NJ. Cassidy for $500 to ]. F. William
who purchased for a home.
The Mercantile Trust Company reports
that during the last week it secured several
new rent ccounts among the number be-
ing. particularly, that of i. c.. Sterling.
The Mercantile Trust Company will repre-
sent MIR. Sterling in St. Louis in all his real
estate matters. including several prominent
places of downtown property.
Also sold No. 1898 Theodosia avenue, q
modern two-story eight-room brick house.
arranged into two flats. occupying lot 25x125
feet. in the Mount Auburn district: sold for
cash. the purchaser being Frank J. Hun
Also No. 1903 Easton avenue. a three
story brick cottage. erected on lot 25x242
Ter for s2,GO0. the purchaser being f. N.
Liprman. who bought for an Investment.
This company also reports negotiations as
Practically closed for the sale of an impor-
the purchaser will erect a modern five-story
commercial building as soon as certain le-
gal formalities have been perfected.
This company also announces having
market rates of interest. and to have en-
joyed a healthy demand for renting proper
~. noting a particular demand for Office
buildings on the part of nonresident con-
Germs, which they regard as one Of the
healthiest indications of business conditions
in ST. Louis.