Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29
DEALINGS IN AGRICULTURAL
LANDS AND SMALL TOWN
PROPERTY ACTIVE.
BUILDING HOMES IN NEW
ADDITIONS TO THE CITY
Bungalow Building Being Pushed in
Graham Addition in Western Edge
of City - Plumb Bros. Investing
Heavily in New Cottages in Melrose
Park Addition.

An active real estate market. notice
able for its transactions in farms and
/ small town property, featured the
7 dealings for the week Important
among the transactions in farm prop
1 erty was the division of the 760-acre
: farm of the Joseph Blink estate IN
Eden township. 1t was divided among
the sous and daughters by the mother,
Mrs. Margeurit Blink. The farm, which
lies about Y miles southeast OF
/ Rhodes, was divided into five farms.
/ Liberty, Jefferson, Timber Creek and
/ Washins ton township lands tlguIed III
the dealings OF the week. Property in
Green Mountain, Rhodes Clemens and
Albion were represented IN the deal
. inss in property in the country town.
Volume Of Business Large.
The volume of business IT the weei,
was $6G.3S. compared with $41.6S7 last
, week, s54.l60 the week before and $685.,
$40 for the same week of May.
Among the most interesting of the
transactions in property in the smal
towns was the sale by Martha Buffns-
ton to H. j. Reidel, of Iowa township,
eleven lots and parts of lots and a
small tract adjoining the town of AL
bion. A nominal consideration was
given III the deed but IS worth of rev.
enue stamps indicate sale price OF
$1,000.
Deals In City Property.
OF first interest in the transactions
of city property in the week was the
sale of sixty feet of the Humlong
property at 80 North Fourth street to
John V. Bass who Will build a home
on the site. Bass paid $4,000 for the
sixty feet, which is al the rale of $40
front foot This marks a new high
value for outlying property Of the first
class and especially the most desir-
able property of this Second ward
neighborhood.
f. F. Hockersmith has sold to Ruth
Ann Woodmansee the property at 304
North Fifth street. One dollar is given
as the consideration in the deed, but
the revenue stamps attached to the
document indicate sale price of
50 900
Other Transactions.
Other real estate transfers are:
H. B. Cole ct al, TO Producers, Saw
ings Bank, of Green Mountain, lots /,
,, 8, and T. block 6, Green Mountain,
$500.
George E. Richeson to Elva L. Nirk.
lots /, >. 8. 4. and s. block II, and all
of block IS, Edenville, $3.50
James TAYLOR TO Elva L. Nirk lots |,
., 3 and 4. north of the c. VI. & st. P,
block Is, Edenville, 5 400.
T. j. Warner to Mrs. Mable Robin
son. lots and s. block l Clemens first
addition, 1925.
Z ,a1 ~
Tama county. lots 10 and 90, block Il,
Green Mountain. sl.025.
DR.. r. r. Hansen to A. r. Johnson,
lot 70, Melrose Park addition, s1.25.
Mrs. Essie Arnold Jensen 10 Arthur
Mabbitt. lot %, block 2, Savage's ad-
dition, 81.
Harry Gerhart trustee. to T. c.
Brady, lots 10 and II, Melrose Park
addition, 5000.
]. E. Craft to Marshall county,
strip forty feet wide and 1920 feet
long, for road purpose in Liberty town
ship, $3.50.
Eliza Lorenzen to Joseph Wells and
Cora Wells part of lot 8, block l. Arson
and Clicks b-division. $3.50.
NJ ]. Boughton to John w. Long.
residence property at North Third
street, $4,000.
Fred W. Sash, of Sphinx county, S. D.,
to Fred Brown, seven and one-half
acres in Jefferson township. $4,000.
Marguerit Blink to Albert Blink, 24O
acres in Eden township, $4,000.
Marguerit Blink to Charles e.
Blink. 100 acres in Eden township,
81. 900.
Marguerit Blink to George Blink, $50
acres in Eden township $4,000.
Marguerit Blink to Ida Elliott, eighty
acres in Eden township. 81.
!! Marguerit Blink to Leopold Blink.
so acres in Eden township, $4,000.
Mary E. Lentz to n. F. Hicks. eighty
acres in Timber Creek township, So
600.
Tory Button to Walter Kramble.
forty acres in washington town
ship, 81.
Frank r. Lndquist, ct al. to Charles
P Lindquist and undivided four
seventies Of land in Liberty township,
s10,251.
Frank r. Lindquist, ct al, to Ralph
E. Lindquist, an undivided four
seventies of land in Liberty township
and st. Anthony, 1852.