The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-06

and Nos. $40 and So Bellefontains road,
being the corner of Broadway and Belle
fontatne. consisting of store and fve fats
and two four-story houses: This properly
was sold from the Lincoln Trust Com
pany to VIII. am C. Winter for $500. Mr..
Winter bought for an investment.
Nos. 2227 and 2229 South Eieye nth street,
corner OF Shenandoah. lot 33x11S. with I'M
provements consisting of four fats. This
property was sold for the account OF
Catherine Lipphardt estate to Frank v:
Kroupe., who was represented by Albert
Wenzlick. for 5.225.
No. 1922 Spalding avenue. lot 50x14o, mod
ern nine-room dwelling. with bath. NOT
n cold water. elegant mam ronsme com
from the Euclid Park Improvement COM
pany to Mrs. Tillie Schlamp for $500. The
purchaser bought for a home.
No 6112 Ridge avenue. lot Sexl40. with a
two-story mooern brick dwelling. contain
ing eight rooms and bath and all improve
ments. This property was sold from MIS- ns
Emma to i. c. owen Tor S4.IuW.
Mr.. Owen bought for a home.
No. 6047 Maple avenue, lot 00x1+o, an
eight-room dwelling. containing bath. fur
mace. hot and cold water and all cor.
Nellie Cullen for A.OJp.
No. 5945 Theodosia avenue, lot 2oxljo,
two-story brick building. arranged In W
modern flats of four and five rooms and
bath each; price. g, 500. This property was
sold from L. Jamison to John Mohr. Mr..
Mohr bought for an Investment: -
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lot 50 feet 6 inches by lis feet. with two
story brick buildings. arranged as W
fats, sold from a client to the Missouri
Lot soxi4o. on the south sid Of St. Louis
avenue. west OF Marcus. from the hever-
end J. Fink to J. L. S~zepanski for SiSo.
Mr.. Szepanski will Immediately eommenSe
the erection of a two-story brick build
ing, which shall be arranged as fats.
No. eo39 Maple avenue. lot 5ox1fe. a mod
ern eight-room dwelling, from Willam
uJ4-o . - . olfnnf NJ parrfCk walsh 1Or
$500. The purchaser bought for a home.
No. 1923 Rutger street. lot 25x140, n SIX
room brick dwelling from + p;
will make some alterations and improve
ments and occupy as q home.
Several building lots were also sold In
Maple Lawn during the .ast week, ana
several elegant homes are now being
built.
The renting and leasing department has
also had a n unusually active week, many
buildings being leased at good figures.
Charlie. f .sssel.
Charles T. Vogel reports the following
sales:
No. 35lI Victor street. between Grand
and Arkansas avenues, a modern. eleven
room residence, with all conveniences lot
Papendieck, the grantor being represented
by the Mercantile Trust Company.
No. s114A California avenue, between
Juniata and wyoming streets, a two-story
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ranged for two families. lot 25x125 feet;
sold for $500, from Charles s. Vogel and
wife to Philip Mosberger. who purchased
for n home.
No. 1910 Michigan avenue, between Utah
and Cherokee streets, a two-story brick
dwelling containing eight rooms. basement
and celIar. lot 2SXI2o rect; Tor $500. from
Philip osburg to Charles and Theresa
Troska, who were represented by Nielsen
bach & Schmitz.
No. 71O0 Winona avenue, southwest cor
Urahoch oxrarpa q 1lL-CfnrU fhraa-
room frame cottage and lot 25x150 feet, for
$500, from Mrs. Gillis T.. Dillingham; to
Mrs. Clara NJ. Eulitz. who purchased for
investment.
Lot 5OxI25 feet, on the west side of Ohio
avenue, between Utah and Cherokee
streets. for 81 500, from Ernst Kretschmar
and wife 10 George Trunk and wife. who
bought with the intention Of improving 1t
in tho ~nrfrO