The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
for s4.l25. the purehaser being Isadore Y

for s4.125. the purchaser being Isadore V
Weiskopf: who bought for a home.
Nc. 3a23 Sullivan avenue, q two and one
half story, brick house. containing eigh,
rooms and occupying lot 3Ox135 feet: solo
for the account of the Lindell Real Estat'
Company for $500 on the easy-paymen
plan. the purchaser being Oscar A. Aycock
who. becoming tired OF paying rents. pur
chased this as a home and will occupy al
once.
Also lot rs feet 9 inches by 200 feet. or
the north line of North Reber place. west
Of Kings highway, sold for the account OF
W; G.. Popp for 81 100, the purchaser being
! John Turek. who will improve at once witt
modern dwellings.
No. 1910 Sullivan avenue. a two-story brick
house erected on lot sOxlS5 feet. purchased
payment plan. This is one Of the most at
tractive homes in Lindell Park and was
tate Company. John S. Rothweli assisted
in this transaction.
Also lot on the west line Of Granville
saxlfs feet. sold for the account of Richard
Shields. for 500, purchaser being William c.
hay. who will erect a cottage on the lot.
Raymond place, forty-eight feet west of
Academy avenue; sold for the account of
p,.. =. 2 49,. e.. ., ,hs Sicnn,,s-
will erect handsome improvements on the
property.
No. 1890 North Fifteenth street. a two
for the account OF James j. Hennessy Of
Dallas. Tex, for $3.50 cash. to Paul s.
kalick, who bought for an investment.
story build ng. erected on lot fronting fifty
feet on Easton avenue and extending
though to Cozens avenue. The property
son. for $3.50 cash. the purchaser being
Charles F. Walther. who ~contemplates
erecting a business house on the lot.
NJ DcO- ~i,1rna -t-oAe - tr-~ - l-t1Ir
house of eight rooms. erected on lot Cox
100 feet: sold for the account of John p.
McNeary. for $500, the purchaser being
Mrs. Hanora Brady. who bought for a
home.
The Mercantile Trust Company also re-
ports Pc I, the 3 sale; by ID; ": Grove Of Webster;
Henry Niedrinshaus. s who contemp iaies
erecting a handsome residence on the lot.
joyed an excellent business in all the lines
of the real estate department. and. gener-
ally. TO have found the real estate market
in a very healthy condition.
Mississippi Valley Trust Company.
The real estate department of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust Company reports a
sale of several large pieces of downtown
investment property. the details of which
are not yet ready for publication.
Also reports that the demand fer lots in
Overland Park. since the auction sale n
week ago yesterday. has been very good;
sold during the week eighteen lots as fol-
lows:
Lot II in block 10. fronting 100 feet on the
north line of Emerson avenue by a depth
of $50 feet. to A Hutchinson for s25l.
Lots s and 3, in block II. fronting rs feet
on the south line Of Milton avenue by a
depth of $50 feet on Burns avenue, to Da-
v!d Robertson for SeOO.
Lots Is and IA, in block Is. fronting 20
feet on the north line of Milton avenue by
q depth Of $50 feet, to William McC. Mar
tin for $500.
Lots Z and s. block L.. fronting 100 feet
on tie nor6h line OF d~wthpiue tvehu" ny
a depth of 22 feet: running through to Md
land avenue, to Mrs: L E. Agard for $3.50.
south line of Milton avenue byIa depth of
49, feet. to BENJAMIN W. Tatum for ss75;
Lot s, in block 10. fronting 100 feet on the
south line Of Milton avenue by q depth of
$50 feet. to Thomas Gugerty for s215.
Lot I; in block 10. fronting 100 feet on the
south line ef Milton avenue by a depth OF
Lot 1. In block 10. fronting 100 feet on the
south line of Milton avenue by a depth OF
$50 feet. to Orville Grove for s215.
Lot 10. in block II. fronting 125 feet on the
north line Of Tennyson avenue. tG a depth
of 10 feet on Burns avenue to c. A. Bader
for $3.50, this beng MIR. Bader's second lpur-
chase. ..gn.aI
Lot -. in block II. fronting 100 feet on
the north line of Hawthorne avenue by. a
depth of 1870 feet; to Margaret Allison for
Lot II, in block 10. fronting 100 feet on the
north line of Hawthorne avenue by q depth
of $50 feet; to W. H. Hazard for s2l5.
west line lof Hood avenue by a depth or !T9
feet: to G. W. Orth for $3.50, this being Mr..
Orth's second purchase.
Lot 10. in block II fronting 100 feet on me
north line of Hawthorne avenue by n depth
of $50 feet; to Mrs. Nellie n. Colgan for
Lots Z and s. in block 9. fronting 200 feet
on the south line of Emerson avenue by a
depth of 1c feet: to William F. Kicker for
The company announces that it will have
a man on the grounds to show the property
to-day ard all this week.
McNnir, Harris q Jones.
McNair. Harris & Jones Realty Company
reports an active increase during the week
and unusual activities in loans; The firm
expresses itself as being gratified at the in
creased demand for money. as well as a
marked increase for small pieces of prop
erty.
No. SO South Seventh street. having a
frontage of 20 feet on Seventh street. with
no improvements. Sold for the EXCHANGE
Investment Company to the Real.
y Company; represented by the Mississippi
The firm also sold No. 1901 and ssos North
Erodt. the property being a lot 45x1io. with
improvements. from the Exchange Invest
ment Company to Frederick Eselbuerger'
Also reports thirteen lots sold in McNair's
addition to Madison. through Whiteside &
Hamilton. prices ranging from Sc a foot up.
Apple & HemmelmGnn.
Apple & Hemnelrnann Real Estate Com
pany reports the following sales for last
week:
Nos. 1924 to 1898 California avenue. three
detached two-story dwellings of six flats.
two of four rooms. two of five rooms. one
of six rooms and one of seven rooms each,
with all modern conveniences. bringing a
total rent Of s1,:SS q year; from Charles A.
Gutke to a client of Andreas & Gerst, who
secured a clean piece Of property at a bar
gain.
No. 3o,5 indian avenue, a two-story
dwelling of nine rooms, of two flats. four
and five rooms lot 32x1l6: from Doctor j. A..
Fries to Carolina Kurz for $s.sO.
Lot 10oxl25. south side of Cleveland ave-
nue., east Of Thurman boulevard: from
Henry E~stinghausen to William ]. Terry
for 5000. Purchaser will improve with
eight modern fats of fve and six rooms.
No. 1926 Henrietta street. q two-story
stcne-front dwelling of two modern and
convenient fats Of five and six rooms, with
lot 30x125. renting for sSN a year; to A. p.
Erker for 81 $500. Bought for an investment.
Henry e. BartlinR.