Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-04
ACTIVITY IN REALTY MARKET.
Demand For City Property Continues
1risk-county Town Deals Featured.

The market for city real estate con-
tinues good, and with the dealings in
county town property and farm lads
that were negotiated during the week
brought the total up to $65.477, COM
pared with $S6,250 for the previous
week. Included in the total was 1850
! worth of city property, $4,000 worth OF
property In towns OF the county, and
$12727 worth of farm lands.
The dealings in city property show
no exceptional transactions. the only
large one being the contamination OF
the sale Of the East Main street prop
erty owned by Nathan X. Aranoff, of
Chicago to +. l.. Meeker This was
the only transaction in business prop
erty.
Included among the other sales were
a number for small residence proper
ties of comparatively low value, and
some outlying vacant lots. Among the
higher priced property deals that be-
came Of record was the sale by Mrs.
! Mabel Morris to Logan Watson of the
property at 5 North Fifth avenue, for
$2,725.
Willard B. Hull, who negotiated the
purchase Of the residence property at
70S West Main street from Mrs Addie
NJ. Robbins a few years ago, has taken
deed for the home at a consideration of
$3.50.
State Center occupies an important
place in the dealings of the week. In
addition to the sale of the r. A. Buck
home to Mrs. Mary A. Riemenschneider
for $4,000, the town is represented by
the sale Of the Walter f. Brimhall res
idence to Rolla O. Pierce for $4,000.
This property Is a tract 105x240 feet in
the east part Of town. 1t is improved
with a small, but good house.
The realty end of the transaction last
winter by which Henry r. Leise. Of
Liscomb, purchased the controlling in
terest in the State Savings Bank of
that place from Sylvester Dickerson
and w. n. Dickerson, has been closed
by Leise taking deed for Sylvester
Dickerson's comfortable home. The
purchase price was $4,000 The lot is
66x165 on State street.
Other transactions are:
Thomas w. WEIGH to the NJ & ST. L.
Railway Company, properties numbered
512 and 514 South Second street
$1,000.
Eva D. Sanders to ]. G. Carter. the
east half Of lot 4, block 8, Jerome s
addition, 1915.
Matthias w. irwin to Noah Ressler, lot
Z, block 1, Swayze'ss addition. $1,000.
Noah Ressler to Matthias w. Irwin,
lot 5. and the south % feet Of lot 4.
block g. Hugh's addition, $1,000.
B. F.. Cummings too. A. Moore, lot
8, block 8, Swayze's, addition. 81.
Ollie Lutteken to H. A. Hildreth. lot
and part of lot 8, block II, Rhodes
addition to Edenville, s400.
R. A. Buck to Mrs. Mary A. Riemen-
schneider. lots 8, 4, 5, 10, II and -.
block / and lots 9, 10, II and IL, block
10, State Center, $4,000.
Paolo Coliguri to Salvatore Clara :
tano, the north half of lot z, block g.
Binford and Webster's addition, $3.50.
Elsie L. Peek to Bert H. Blanchard
lot 10. block 3. Gillespie and Towards
Sunnyside addition, ST..
F. j. G. Pulsipher, Of Duval county
Florida, to Mrs. Allie Maude Lacey
lot 6, block s.. Electric. addition, 81.
Edwin N. Farber to &C. r. .Diller. the
south one fourth Of lots and 6, block
2, Shrk's addition. $3.50.
Luella NJ Whitman to the NJ. & ST.
L. Railroad Company, lot 1, block a.
i-Anson's first addition, $4,000.
L. B. Wetzell, Of Tama county to
Ben Olsen, lot 8. block 6, Electric ad-
dition, 81.
rhaddeus Binford. to William j.
Hawthorn. lot in North Second av-
enue. $1,000.
J. NJ. Bales to w. NJ. Trease, thirty
two acres in Liscomb township, $4,000.
Nathan Carter to J. L. Arney, land
near Albion. $500.
Leroy Elliott, of Hardin county, to
J. D. Plumb, thirty-three acres in
Marion township, 81.
Edla L. Anderson to James w. Alden
tract in West Main street, west of
Twelfth street. $4,000.
c. H. Van Law, referee to Louis
Smith. eighty acres in Minerva town
ship, $4727.