Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
TlMELYREAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Many Proofs at Hand Of Betterment
of Business Conditions.
JOBBERs WAIT ON TRACKAGE
New Wholesale District Activity DE.
ponds on Councils Action-TeI
jed sOkoI wiu Build
New Home.

Last week furnished proof that the real
estate business has been picking up. The
October totals far in excess OF September
and the biggest october Of local record
ieartened a good many investors and deal
ers. some Of the latter truth being told
having been In the dumps during August
and September
Other signs are at hand Indicating the
fan and winter revival has really arrived
opening sales in shulrs second addition
we're excellent and the first day twelve
lots we're sold. Among the purchasers
were Emil l.. Toldbod, Mrs. Jensine ODon-
nell, j. W. Smith, Mrs. Bertha steuben
and W. H. steuben.
In the new Wholesale district on Jackson
street activity waits on the city council
and II permission for traclSage is given this
week several announcements Of new whole
yale and iobbIng house locations will he
forthcoming
$4,000 or $4,000 building is to be erected
rs the permanent horne OF the Tel Jed
sokoi. the Bohemian Turner's Of Omaha,
on the site Of their present lodge building
at Thirteenth and Dorcas streets. Besides
the three-story building to be built for
meetings Of the Turner's, which will be
sOxi20 feet, there will also be a gymnasium,
one story. SOxlOO feet, on the horizontal.
This will be furnished with all the latest
appliances Of a modern gymnasium.
The land owned by the Tel Jed sokol
comprises 30 feet on Thirteenth street and
125 feet on Dorcas street. In the eighty
foot front It is the intention TO place
stores and rent them. On the second floor
win be a large hall and stage, in which
dancing and amateur theatricals can bt
given, and also dressing rooms. wardrobei
and various store rooms. The third flool
will be given up to two meeting rooms fol
organizations
The gymnasium f. to be an entirely
separate building OF brick one story o.
thirty feet high and covered over with
glass roof Shower baths, places for wrest
ling, boxing and so forth will be located
here, besides an ample gymnasium hall II
which the class work Of the Turner's viii
be conducted, The remainder OF the groun,
owned will be made into a summer garder
for the members use.
r-,.. There are 225 members Of the Tel Jet
Sokol and a stock company is TO be forme,
to pay the expenses OF the new structures
II will be run on the same plan as
building and loan association and tn
trustees think that they can easily cove
the expense in this manner
The University OF Omaha has been decide
twenty-five lots r. o c. Redick, which
added to the present holdings OF the IN
stituton, will give ample scope for futnr
development. The present purchase EN-
braces the four lots fronting on Prat
street next west Of Evans hall and IN
eight lots facing on Evans street and ais
adjoining Redlck hall and backing agains
the first four lots. Thirteen lots on tn
south side Of Evans street are also In
cluded. These extend from Twenty -fourt
to Twenty fifth avenue, as does the proI
erty across the street
Hastings q Heyden have sold to tn
Uncle Sam Breakfast Food company
tract 27x162 feet at Twenty eighth avenu
and Boyd street The cereal company pay
$3.50 for the property, which include
trackage. and announces that It will in
prove the place in the near future m
same firm has sold a house and lot
2529 Seward street to Isaac Abraharuso
for $500 and a bungalow in Catalpa PlaC
TO Mrs Daisy Sanchez.
In the near future F. u. Wead and 3. {
Hastings will learn whether their activitiC
during January and the succeeding month
are to be entirely in the direction Of selliu
real estate or whether they viii be tellin
fellow legislators at Lincoln Of the neet
OF Omaha. At all events the real esta