The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-22

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department. reports that the sales last weei
We're largely confined TO investment am
business property. Some of the most eX
| tensive sales that have been made are be
| Ing withheld from publication until deed
have been recorded. David f. II ANY, man
ager of the department, reports that the de
! mand for Olive street property Is great
having many large sales and leases unde
contract which will be closed before the enc
| of the month.
The following sales were made during tn,
week:
Lot having front OF les feet inches or
the north side of Washington boulevard. by
a depth northwardly of 40 feet. east Of
Euclid, from the Wilson heirs TO a Chica
go client. VINO will improve with an eeganl
| three-story brick structure costing about
$4,000. This building is to be one of the
most attractive of its kind. will have 81
modern improvements in the way Of plumb.
| ing, heating, etc, ana is expected 10 be
| completed about September /.
The northeast corner of Tower Grove and
| Hunt, lot having front of 60 feet on Hunt
| avenue by depth OF 40 feet on Tower
| Grove avenue. with improvements thereon
| known as Nos. i2o5-51 Hunt Avenue. was
Louisiana for 5000. Mr.. Welch secured an
| excellent piece Of investment property. al!
| the building is under lease to the National
| Brewery for term of years: is well huilt
and as 1t is only one and half blocks from
| the Tower Grove Station of the Missouri
| Pacfhc, the location is a good one.
| ThiS company also sold for a client an
| excellent piece of West End investment
| property. consisting of six fats and two
stores. for sl4.50. The purchaser was Mr..
| henry Brooks. who bought for an invest
ment
The Lincoln Trust Company also reports
| the sale of the northeast corner of sutton
avenue and Flora boulevard in Maplelawn.
having front OF 40 feet on Flora boulevard
by depth of 40 feet on Sutton avenue.
This property was sold for the Maple Lawn
Land Company 10 the Maple Lawn Metho-
! dist Episcopa. Church, for s2,ooo. The pur-
chasers will Immediately commence the
$1,000 u @'''- 0''' v '''N'' " ii ~''' ''7-'
No. 1913 Kennett place, lot 25x1io, with
elegant three-story modern dwelling. con-
tanning eleven rooms, bath and all improve
ments, from Client to \. L. PascahllS, for
S, 4co. The purchaser bought for az invest
ment.
No 3l05 Caroline street. lot 25x125. two
story brick. arranged in two mooern flats
of four rooms each. from J. 7. Wiley TO
William Koran, who bought for an invest
ment
No 414o Finney avenue, lot 25xl25. two
story seven-room dwelling, from Mary J.
Carroll TO Martha Miller for 5000. The
purchaser bought for a home.
No eo39 Maple avenue. lot 5oxlJ0. modern
and all improvements was scld from J. ].
McDermott to L. A. Twelker for s4.220. The
purchaser bought for an investment:
No. 15li Newstead avenue. lot 25x125, four
room dwelling. from l. BossO to ]. Kopp
for $40: Mr.. Kopp bought for a home.
No. 6o4l Maple avenue lot 51x15o, modern
bath and all improvements. from ]. j. Nc
Dermoot to J. II. Broadwater for $500
The purchaser bought for an investment.
Lot 25Xl2o on the north side of Sheuan-
doah avenue. between Michigan and Mime
sofa avenues. from J. P Frye, to Ralph
erect ter o brick me bnn fo be w, r
ranged in two modern flats of five and six
rooms and bath.
No. f.4S Clara avenue, lot 35xl30 two-story
brick building. arranged in two modern
flats of four rooms bath and furnace an
first floor and five rooms. bath and furnace
on second floor. This property was sold
from J. d. Farmer to r. A. Black for S.
80 Mr.: Black bought for an investment.
No: "a Bayard avenue, lot Soxf7o. two
story six-room brick residence from Mrs.
Kate Walsh 10 Charles Weaver for 81 GO.
MI Weaver bought for home. No
the sale of several lots in Tuxedo Park and
other subdivisions. Several pieces of down
town business property were leased ST.
+ Henry Hiemenz Realty Con1panyE
Henry Hiemenz Realty Company reports
the following sales: &.
avenue. Just south Of lafayette avenue.
with some old improvements thereon: owned
by s. w. GULF; was sold for s5,S75 to j. o.
Healy, Who Will improve at once.
Lot In Aliens addition. on the south side
of Geyer avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. under lease to Mary K Abeln. and
nue.; Was sold by Thomas Allen OF Boston,
Mass. to Mary K Abeln for s1.5625l
Hillig; was sold for SOS to F. A Wagon
fuehr. who Will improve It
Ten lots fronting on Chippewa street,
Dunnica avenue and Keokuk streets, just
east of Bamberger avenue; were sold to
Thomas s. Mellis by Bernard Brengard for
$3.50.
NichoIIs-Ritter.
The Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company had the busiest week in buying
and selling ever experienced in their bust
ness. They closed sales amounting to- $780,
900. about half of which they are unable to
o.
the week are the following:
For account Of A. X. Humphrey. they sold |
west corner of Maryland avenue and Whit |
tier street, being No. 1901 Maryland avenue; |
lot IS feet inches on Maryland by l35 feet
for S.00e. This house is not yet complete, |
but will be finished to suit Doctor Bolton in |
every particular and will be ready for oc-
cupancy about the first of May.
The house has zine rooms. finished in |
hardwood and makes a very desirable cor |
the house his home and Office as soon as
completed. Both Maryland and Whittier are |
finished streets and the surroundings are !
among the most desirable of any residence !
section in the city. Nicholls-Ritter Realty |
and Financial Company have sold about |
sixteen houses on this street and have really |
street between Whittier and Boyle avenue.
They also sold for account of the West
to Mrs. Daisy S. Cannon. the beautiful |
double flats Nos. 545l-51A and 5i5s-5SA Yer
non avenue. with lot I'd feet front by 40 L
feet deep. for sl650o These fats were pur-
chased as an investment. They are beau
tifully arranged. all rented and bringing in |
at the present time $50 a month. or 81 800
a year This Is considered such a good in
vestment that upon the statement that the |
sale had been made Nicholls-Rtrer were |
asked il they could furnish two other sets
of fats of the same style and price, as pur-
chasers were ready to take them These
fats were built by Samuel S. Pomeroy and
are well, constructed in every particular.
They also sold to c. \. Rausher the |
twelve-room house. No. e9i1 Pine street
with lot S7iax131 feet. for account of &. Cum
life and others. for 5000 This is a well
built house, stone front, and will be occu- |
pied by Mr. Rausher as a home.
Thoy also sold to Mrs. Lizzie V May |
hew the lovely ten-rSom house No 5i09 |
Paramount avenue. with lot 2sxlJo feet for
$500; from Martha 3. Anderson. This 10
a beautiful new house built in modern
style. with hardwood floors on the lower
noor modern plumbing, and will be occupied
by Mrs. Mayhem as a home within about
the next two weeks, when the house will
be completed.
They also sold for account of A. y. Craig
the double set Of flats on the west side OF
Arlington avenue. north OF Easton avenue
being Nos 1919 and 1A21 Arlington. with lot
j0x16o feet. to VIM. McCabe This prom
erty comprises two five and six room fats |
lately built by Mr.. Farris. They are renting |
for 1854 a year. and We're bought for in.
vestment. and were sold at a remarkably
low figure. This is one OF the SNAPS Nichols
Ritter Realty and Financial Company have
been advertising
They also sold for the account of Leo
Lewis of the well-known firm of Ieyis-Zu-
soski Company the ten-room stone-front |
house No, 3oiS Locust street with Iot A. /
feet inches by lis feet to an alley for ,
5000 to ]; L; Brandt This house was