The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-19

tage at 1888 Western avenue to Clara
J. Barleson. $500.
James Brothers: A five room
dwelling in the 500 block on Morris
avenue from ]. W. jesse to NJ. T.
Williams $4,000; grocery stock at
the corner of Seventeenth street and
Kansas avenue from NJ. T. Williams
to J. w. lessee, 500; five room
, dwelling at 1918 North Jackson street
from A. T. Berridge to S. B. Stark,
$1.5OO; six room dwelling at 1855
Brooks avenue from S. B. Stark to
A. T. Berridge. $4,000.
Sales of J. J. King: Dwelling at
1921 North Monroe street from
Tinkham Veale to Richard Stearn;
dwelling at 1918 North Locust street
to ]. W. Brennaman.
Building News and Notes.
An out OF town man expects to
erect $40. 600 residence in Topeka
soon. N. P. Nielsen is drawing the
A $4,000 two story dwelling is being
erected at 1177 Boswell avenue for
George H. Stadel. The size of the
house is 24x34 feet. The finish will
be oak and pine.
w F. Teats will build a dwelling at
1900 North Quincy street to cost ST.
Work is in progress on a two story
dwelling for E. P. Dyer at 70S Madi-
son street. The contractor is James
Schriefer The house will cost $4,000.
H d. Larimer was awarded the con-
tract for the erection of a two story
dwelling for ]. n. Belts at 1915 Fill
more street. Construction work is
now in progress.
Mason & Sheldon will build the
$500 residence at Ills Tyler street
for F. Scott Davis The architect was
Frank Squires.
Thomas Horsfield of the Peoples
market, zoe Kansas avenue, accord
ing to the Construction News. a local
pubHcat1on, will soon erect a modern
two story residence.
E. E. Heidi will erect a S2,70O dwell
ling at the corner of Swan and Mary
land streets in Highland Park
The Construction News states that
r. E. Mayhem will build a dwelling in
Elmnurst soon.
1t is stated that H. D. ConwelI will
build dwelling soon in Highland
park.
The old Seabrook frame school
mouse has been purchased by w. L.
Lux. who will move it away and out
of it create two dwellings near the new
school building.
The Manse of the First Presbyterian
church is being remode1ed and re-
paired. A sleeping porch is being add
ed and a new porch across the front
of the house. 1t will be repainted.
Fifteen thousand cement blocks are
being manufactured under the direc-
ton of Henry w. McAfee to be used in
the buildings OF the International Cat
tie company, which will be erected
soon.
The big five story addition to the
plant of the Seymour Packing COM
pany, which is 16Ox50 feet in size, will
be completed within a few weeks. In
fact portion of the structure is al
ready occupied. Frank Spencer is the
contractor.
A new addition to be known as the
"Sardou addition" is being surveyed
and plated by Campbell & Griggs, To-
peka engineers. 1t lies between Sar-
dOu and Seward avenues in Oakland.
The home of NJ. E. Campbell at 935
Quincy street has been undergoing
repairs. NJ. w. Null, the contractor,
has been doing the work. New floor,
new woodwork and a new furnace
have been installed.
Shawnee county will build several
culverts in various parts of the county
soon. One will be built in Mission
township and two on the West Tween
ty-firSt street road. Walter J. Arnold,
county engineer, is drawing plans.
The new Seabrook school building,
Thomas w. Williamson, architect, ac-
cording to the Construction News, will
probably be completed about the 10th
of August. The plastering is now be-
ing done.
The Shawnee Agency has begun the
erection of a bungalow at 1901 Lin
coin street, a similar dwelling at ITO