The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

~. ob.ence Of many Of the W.
oYs from the city. 1t closed 2 VIZ ~ ymnsatis-
tory weeks business; -, wsfock market has
Iac.ory had an unfavorab1e erect on
real estate, sales. still Il has: On tnyeStors
hand convinced d mani aFn1 Ornament invsss
OF the W,s1 1ea1 e estate. where the income Z,
| sure and which in the natural oSu &, n.1n-
| increase in value as the city sfo"s AA -
Tbe transactions of this company wn 81.
| they are at liberty to report afe -
A large piece of investment properly ~
, west 81. Louis for $1,000 to Captain Mco :
ert Mcculloeh: the p rems No. xbi-
mGdeEp M doppIa avenue. Containing eight
| first-class apartments. with all modern cur ~,
S Ms4ssss Avenue snd eef ~ 20
half block east Of Governor Franciss resi- a.,
dence and grounds. The psopshr.y ci Il IN and
I lns a is Weli-known in St. Louis. having
spent most Of his life here: b,,s,ness
He Is now in the street railway .Ex -
sill ST has great confidence in the future ,0 OF
erty Captain McCulloch decided scattering
West End vacant lots. preferrmg u 9ncome1
owing to the fact that such properly Gou,S
be easier handled by him while a TO- no.
resident. The property was 0o'sh' ~
'T This comp.ny also reports the sale OF enc
of the handsomest tracts OF lan d . Dor TnoWn
on Forest PARK the , 'r nn me so east side Of
Kings highway. facing the PARK. ano Il
tending from Forest PARK X o0e OF the ehoic-
est sites in st. Louis for mammoth "ess
End apartment-house a.. a.. ...o,n.
of Harry Ingraham. Henry v. Freeman
and John F. Gilchrist. trustees under the
win ef Insranasm cb p priee f Is eonsid-
cred a very cheap piece of property. .n oe
purchaser was william Graham. a cnent me-. 9.
Messrs. Storm & Farisn. who mas eus Int
il is understood that he bought as sp ~
rJation. regarding such choice properly OBJ
posite Forest Park as desiraoie inses
Also large factory building in South h,f *
Louis, being Nos. 112 10 llZ SoulM n oa,,,
plying lot 100x132 feet to an alley. 500 I9r
the account Of the Rudolph Schmidt. Mek1
G nH Hagsy f? Stove Company Who bought
the purpose OF occupying as pofuon
their manufacturing plant. owing TO giea5
increase in their business. The SAFE Inciuoeo
This property was listed only a few weeks
with the Mercantile Trust Company.
stor, nine-room residence. occupying lot sox
1872 feet. in LindeIi place: sold for the &C
count OF the Lndell Real Estate Cor oany
Mauch and wife. who bought for home.
No 1895 Greer avenue. a two-story eight
room brick residence, with lot 3oxlS5 feet;
tate Company 10 H. W. Pilgrim for $500.
The purchaser bought for a residence and
will occupy in a short time.
Also lot on the south side OF Sullivan ave-
nue.. west of Vandeventer. in Lndel1 place.
10 John E. James. Mr.. James owns resi-
dence in Lindell place and secures this lot
rs additional lawn.
Also Is feet on Sullivan avenue, west Of
yandeventer. from the Lindell Real Estate
weinsand is also a home owner in Iindeil
place and desired larger lawn. a.
No. if44 Hammett place. a two-story b7s.
sold for the account of Franz
3. Smith for $780, the purchaser beifk>
Mary A. Wilkinson. who bought for home.
me property Is considered a very decided
bargain at the price paid for 1t. and Mrs.
Wilkinson. after making some minor i'm
will occupy as a home.
No. 1850 Texas avenue. a two-story brick
house arranged into two fats. occupying
ct 25x1ez feet; sold for the account of Marie
Elizabeth CAM. who boush, for a q home s's
No. 1862 Blackstone avenue. a two-story
room brick residence. occupying lot ak
Rose Hill district. Sold for the account Of
!; r. DAVIS Tor :. 400. the purchaser being
srs Catherine Shaw. who bought for a
Also lot on the east side Of Emily street,
txlso feet. sold for the account of the st.
Being Matthew fsc y foot b the sfsss
he lot and erect a cottage thereon
No 4l3O Cook avenue. two-story frame =
'ccount OF 8. A. Outlaw for g 900, the pur-A
haser being Joseph F. Hodgins. Ben FL
suier assisted in the transaction. Mr.. Hodg-y
ms bought for home and will occupy II stf
nee. l - - ss
Also the northwest corner Of Twenty-nrst
md Emily Emily strsets lot ssylss feet. sold for
fathias Schneider for s46e.50. This lot Is
onsidered below grade and win be leveled
y MI Schneider. who will then erect q
Also the northwest corner of Garrison
venue and Hebert street. lot 4sxl5l feet.
ns aset to MRS n as E Who
ontempiates erecting a handsome house
2 keeping with the other improvements in
This company also reports having added
argeiy to Its rent roll during the past two
,rgest month. in the matter Of rent COL
'ctions. In the history Of the company.
Henry HIemen. Realty Company.
The Henry Hiemenz Realty Company re-
ort the following sales:
No 1870 PestalozSi street: two-story six
1T Of Cuba. Mo-. was s" sold for To- sssse 10
Lot on the south side of Mcdonald ave-
ue. west OF Spring. 2Sx1s7 feet inches,
Fned by G. Beckman. was sold for 800 to
ugust Stance. who lately bought the adj
lining property through the Henry He
enz Realty Company, and will now begin
le improvement Of his holdings there.
Two lots en- the south side Of Fairview
venue. in Potomac Heights. west of Spring.
'x16a. was sold for a client OF Henry
iemenz Realty Company TO Katheryne
ealy. who bought for investment.
Lot in Forest Park Heights. on Park ave-
ue. ooxl56. sold to Helen C. Healy. who
ought for investment.
The Henry Hiemenz Realty Company was
,auested by Mr.. Adolphus Busch to Sc
ire suitable residence and headquarters
r Doctor Theodore Lewald. the German
nperial Commissioner to the Worlds Fair.
nd secured lease OF the handsome resi-
'nce of Mrs. Elizabeth Dwyer. No. 1896
lndeil boulevard. half block east Of the
ain entrance to Forest Park. The lease
made to cover period Of fifteen
tie Doctor Lewald will enter into possess
On of the premises. including all the fun &
ture and household outfit.
John D0ckery 4 Son.
John Dockcry & Son report the sale OF
,. IA North Fourteenth stree. being
utheast corner of Linden and Fourteenth
-eets consisting of two-story brick house
It'll lot IS feet front by 81 feet deep.
r 1850. from Mrs. Anna Burke to julius
Walsh, Jr.
Samuel Bowman & Co. represented the
rchaser In the transaction.
NJ. r. Hyns0n.
u. P. Hynson. who has Just opened an
Ice on the northeast corner OF Tenth ana
lestnut streets, reports that contrary to
Is time of the year, the last week mas
l. ~ nHH