The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

/ OF Seventh and Spruce streets. These three
pieces together are said by competent eA-
nerts 10 be worth at last Sleo.tvr. taking
them as Z whole. Taking the pieces sept-
rat=ly the value for them was paid by Mr-
Cole, but in combining this c1rnet the
purchaser has succeeded IN getting 4 NalI-
able piece OF realty which Will certainly en-
hancc and will make a fine location Tor
The business of Cole Bros. Lightning Rod
Company Will lie conducted on this prop
erty, and the balance Of II VIII be rented
after being put in perfect order and nNei
up for ofnceS and rooms above bE ne
Cole Realty Company. Seventh street. be!hS
a through street, has become a great NOR
oughfaIe. and The property along ms street
has enhanced in value IN the last lew
wears beyond the expectations Of the OWL
ers. Mr.. Cole has always shown his faith
in St Louis really by investing In II. not
only IN residence prcpeTty but In business
property. and all his Investments IN redl
estate have proven successful.
NichOlls-Ri.Jer Realty and FlnaEclaI
Company also sold TO Arthur r Thickitt,
for Edward +. Nolte, the eight-rooG brick
house. No. S3 Minerva avenue. with lot
"a feet front by 80 feet deep. for soc
This is a very pretty home and was bought
by Mr.. Thickitt with the intention OF max
They also sold, for ". W. Culver of the
Wrought Iron Range Company and the
owner OF a large amount OF st. Louis prop
erty, the splendid lot on the southwest cor
ner OF Mcpherson and Lake avenue, 'front.'
ing los feet on the south side Of Mcpherson
avenue by lS feet 10 inches on the west side
OF Lake avenue. This property was sold to
Thomas o. PughI who has already the
plans and specifications ready for building
four elegant fiat buildings on this lot. three
renting on Mcpherson avenue and one on
LAX avenue. This location l. very deSir-
able. being directly opposite the Mary In
Stitute and in the vicinity OF first-Class
dwellings. Mr.. Pugh will opera
tons at once
Also sold TO John II. Grant the new ten
room brick residence. No 55fS Won Nersen
avenue. with lot s. feet front by 1875 feet
deep, for N.5Ga This property will be OcCu-
pied by Ar. Grant as his home. The house
is a modern ten-room residence. tiled bath
room, hardwood floors on the first floor.
handsomely decorated, and the location is
as high ground as there is in the western
part OF the city. overlooking Belle place and
kingsbury place, and has a commanding
view.
They also sold for account OF Blanch 5.
Holloway. wife OF Charles H. Holloway.
tailor. the beautiful building lot on the
north line of Mcpherson avenue. about go
feet east of Walton avenue, at So a front
foot. OF G.&0 This lot was sold 10 A X.
Humphrey. who VIII Immediately
building two OF the modern-style eight
room brick houses. such as they have built
on Maryland avenue. and which viii be Of
fered for sale by the Nicholls-Ritter r. 4
F. Co. as soon as completed This lot is To-
Gated just east Of Walton avenue. conyen-
lent TO the Olive street car line.
They also report sale TO a. h. Humphrey
Of a J-foot lot on the south side of West
minister place east Of Union Boulevard: from
F. c. BonSack. for Sis a front foot. or
$40. upon which MIR. Humphrey has al
ready commenced the erection of a twelve
room. three-Story residence. which will be
lot adjoins the house Of Mr.. Rodgers. in
Westminster place.
NichoIls-Ritter Realty and Financial Com
pany also made loans aggregating S5.ea.