The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07
j. 1. Epstein.


for the last week:
No. 1917 Washington avenue. an elegant
lot frontage Of twenty-five feet This house
Is just completed, and Is one of the six or
more houses on this block built by Mrs.
Mary Nicoison that We're sold before they
were finished.
The purchaser. Mrs. Isabella White, paid
Mrs. Nicolson $3.50 for this residence.
4Ol5, iOl7. 40is and 402l Peck street, having
total frontage of eight-tive feet. These are
neat six-rCom houses and are always rented.
who was represented by L. C. Edmunds.
and was sold for 10000 for the account OF
Frank L: Clark OF Boston, Mass.
Sold fifty feet of vacant ground on the
north side of West Pine street, 356 feet
west Of Newstead avenue, from Michael
TO Wiz Shorty ereer soT s1g I nn
this choice lot.
Sold wo houses. Nos. s5l5 and s5l7 Bailey
avenue having lot frontase of forty feet.
a. G. Nahm for $500 from Frank ]. Clark.
These houses contain six rooms and bath
and bring In rental that pays good per
cent on the investment.
Sold the "Beresford apartments" Nos.
4l4S-45 Lndell boulevard. containing a lot
frontage of 1l6 feet by depth OF 100 feet.
These apartments are just Completed. and
are modern in every particular, and are
leased for three years at an annual rental
paid the Beresford Realty Company slOS, 600
for this elegant piece of property, which is
a very good -paying investment.
Also sold the southeast corner OF Seventh
street and Lucas avenue. having a frontage
q seventy-five feet on the east line of
Seventh street by depth Of seventy-nine
piece of business property. in the central
Part of the wholesale district. and is con-
sdered very valuable corner. The proper
Y was purchased by the Ruhe Eoettler
Realty Company for $4,000: from William
The Ruhe. Boettler. Realty Company was
ntal k,yt no Mot
pany and A K. schoilmeyer. ~ ~
Ben e. w. Ruler.
Ben E. W. Ruler reports the following
No 4224 Kennerly avenue, four-roon brick
cottage, with lot 5oXl40. from Joseph Lee
suna to Henry Schweitzer and wife: price
No 1917 Sarah street. .ix-room, one-story
brick, lot IT, 2ixl5t from .o John Harper III. 70
renoae, Su.iding and occupy same as nome
No. 1928 Garfield avenue, six-room two
story brick. with all modern improvements,
lot z5xI0. from II. Hartman to John b. Ber-
No 67ss Garfield avenue, lot 6Ox14S. with
fve-roCm frame house. from &c. Meinhardt
to Henry w. Crane and wite, for si,+H
No. 55J9A Wells avenue, two-story brick
fiat Of five and six rooms. with all modern
improvements. separate furnaces, lot SOX
142, from William ssates and wife to Mar
garet King; for sfSeO. Mrs. King bought
for an investment.
No. 17l2 Newstead avenue, seven-room
one-story and basement brick. lot 25xlo7.
from Johanna Quinlan to Fred c. Meiu-
hardt; for $500.
No. 1919 Pendleton avenue. two-story brick
OF six rooms, bath. furnace ETC.. street and
alley made from A Rice to Miss Tillie
Raith: price. $3.50. The buyer will occupy
this as home.
No. 1906 Goode avenue. the home Of .Au-
gust Becker, consisting of large twelve
story house with all modern improvements
and lot of 1ei feet on Goode avenue. by
depth of 134 on Garfield avenue, from Au-
gust Becker to Theodore 3. Galoskowsky
and wife; for 5000. S<77
Lot 50x107 on south side Of kossuth ave-
nue., being sol feet west Of Newstead avenue:
price S525. from Marie Michel to Gotleb
Ortleb. who will! improve for a home.
Lot 25x1l7. on SOUTH side OF Kossuth ave-
nue., 500 feet west of Newstead avenue. from
Marie Michel to Martin H. Hanley and wife;
price, s275
No. 2727 Lawton avenue. twelve-room
modern brick dwelling. with all modern i'm
provements. lot 37x1i0. formerly the home OF
Bishop futile. from Majorie Realty Com
pany, represented by II. A Vrooman & Co.,
to William O'Connell price. 5000.
Also sixty acres of farm land on Conway
road. three miles west of Clayton, Mo-, i'm
proved, with fve-room brick house. from
William O'Connell to r. L. Black: price,
$4,000. Mr.. Black bought for an invest
ment.