Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31
BEST BUSINESS
IN WHOLE YEAR
FIRM MAKES RECORD FOR
TWELVE MONTHS
OCTOBER SALES AGGREGATE
$4,000
Demand for High Class Residence
Property and Building Lots ln-
creases and Bright Future
ls Assured

Althouse Bros. report better business
| than at any time within the past
twelve months, especially in the sale of
| residence lots. The outlook for the fu-
ture could not be brighter than at pres
ent, they declare. Their sales for Oc-
tober are as follows:
r. E. Gardner to Miguel Late, the
nine-room two-story house of mission
style located on the northeast corner
of Wiltshire boulevard and Benton bou-
levard. This is one of the show places
of the city, facing $50 feet on Sunset
Park Mr.. Late is president of the
Terrante flour mills and president of
the Bank of Magdalena, Sonora, Mex
leo, having spent thirty-five years in
Mexico. He has retired and will make
Los Angeles his future home. Consid-
Grafton $18,500.
Mary e. Chase from Althouse Bros,
ten-room two-story house of frame and
Chatsworth Park sandstone construc-
ton, located at 1920 Manhattan place,
on a lot 51x135 feet. Entire lower floor
of house is finished in curley birch,
Peruvian mahogany and quarter sawed
oak. Mrs. Chase is from Dayton, Ohio,
and, wishing to avoid the severe east
ern winters, purchased this residence
for a winter home. Consideration
81, 900.
F. ]. Steele to Albert Holsen, lot
of Harry Jackins Heights tract 50x150
feet, on Crenshaw boulevard 1879 feet
south of Washington street. Consid-
Grafton for lot $1,000. Mr.. Holsen will
build a bungalow to cost approximate
ly $2750.
Mary L. Brearley to Edwin Hartley,
lot 33 of Harry Jackins Heights tract,
5OX150 feet, on Crenshaw boulevard
north of Washington, for $1325 cash.
John B. Althouse to r. A. Walton,
lots SO and 81 of the Westminster
S .uare tract, each lot being 50x150 feet,
for $500.
Handsome Ten Room
N. F. Stokes to r. F. Blossom, the
handsome ten-room two-story and at
tic house on lot %, Kensington place,
being 200 feet north of Sixth street on
Harvard boulevard. The house has
many of the latest built-in accommo-
dations and is much out of the Ordi-
nary as regards size of rooms, all being
exceptionally large. Mr.. Blossom is a
prominent attorney from Grand Rap
ids, Mich. He will make Los Angeles
his future home. Consideration 81, 500.
Gertrude w. Stanley to A. r. Names,
the nine-room two-story frame house
located at 418 Kingsley drive. on lot
6Ox150 feet, for $11, 500. Mr.. Names is
retired capitalist and has purchased
for home.
Nat Dryden and Helen Dryden to
Stella A. Bryant, lot of the w. G..
Nevin tract, located on Manhattan
| place. west side, seyenty-five feet north
of Sixteenth street. Consideration
| $55, 000 Mr.. Bryant has plans drawn
for a twelve-room two-story residence.
brick and frame, to cost approximately
$4,000.
Mesa Land company to Thomas B.
| Tomb, lots 1, and of the West
| Adams terrace tract, being the north
east corner of West Adams and Tenth
avenue, dimensions 219x17S feet to al
| ley, for the sum of $4,000 cash. Mr.
/ Carter of the Carter Investment COM
pany assisted in the deal. Mr. Tcmbs
! is a retired stock and bond dealer OF
Kansas City and has plans drawn for
a beautiful home in keeping with other
beautiful homes on this street.
On Westminster Square