Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-18
MARKET FAIRLY BRISK.
M oderate- Priced Residence Property
Makes Bulk of Dealings.

Moderate Hriced residence FToPe'S
Makes Bulk of Dealings.
4 fairly brisk market. especially In
city property, with moderate prlceu
residences making up a very large
part of the trading, describes the DEAL
ings in local realty for the week END
ing Monday. The week was an un-
favorable one, the extremely coid
weather being a retarding influence
However, in spite of this the week was
fairly good one.
There was an entire absence of large
deals that became of record. Ihere
We're no transactions in farms ana
none worth mentioning in small town
properties.
The sale by Mrs. Mary E. Butler to
T. c. Blue of the residence property at
209 North Seventh street, for an IN
dictated consideration of $4,000, and the
sale by J. G. Carter to Frederick Shine,
of Dodge Center, Mimi, of the prop
erty at 40S1a Summit street for an IN
dicated consideration of $4,000 were
characteristic of the most important
dealings in the city property.
The house sold by Carter was one OF
several he built last season. Another
interesting transa ction was the salt
of j. NJ. Ferneau, formerly Of this city,
but now of Worth county, to Elsie r.
Batesole, of property in the north part
of the Second ward. The consideration
was $500. Still another was the sale
of a corner tract 90x90 feet at I'll West
Boone street to W. B. Thompson for
$4,000.
Property of value of S2S,356
changed hands during the week COM
pared with s96,s0O for the week pre-
vious, and sl7.475 for two weeks ago,
$4,000 for the corresponding week OF
December. and s22,50s for the same
week Of November. The transfers are:
NJ. Riley to D. A. Moore, lot g..
block |, Woods second addition, $1,000.
Nathan B. Thompson, of Freeborn
county. Minnesota, to Mary Hener, lot
10, block 6, Brennecke G. Healds addi-
ton, 81.
W. c. Workman, of Frederick coun-
~. Maryland. to Fl. L. Stanton, lot IL
block l. Cummings first addition, 81.
J. NJ. Ferneau, of Worth county. T.
Elsie r. Batesole, lot 20. block !, Web
ster's NTH addition. $500.
Mary E. Butler to T. c. Blue, lot .,
block 4, Gillespie & Howard's Sunny
side addition, 81.
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west sixty feet of lot and the west
sixty feet of the south two-thirdS Of
lot 3, block 8. Riverside addition, $4,000.
J. G. Carter to Frederick Shine, or
Dodge Center. Mimi. the west fifty feet
of the east ninety-hve feet OF lot y.
and the west fifty feet of the east
ninety-tive feet of lot and the west
fifty feet of the north seven feet of the
east ninety five feet Of lot I. block 3,
Jeromes addition. 81.
X. G. Strom TO Charles X. Strom. lots
5 and g.. block II, LeGrand, 81.
George w Bull to w. B. Thompson,
the south ninety feet of lot s, and the
west thirty feet of the south ninety
feet of lot j. block 2, Gillespie's second
addition, 81. '-' 's-
Hilda Edel to- Clara E. Kopel. an I'M
divided one sixth of two-thirds OF 2bo
acres In jefferson township. s5,s66.6S.
Clara E. Cotton to Lewis +. Derby,
lot at 206 North Second street, 81
Mary Perrin, of Jackson county,
Missouri to Harriet r Beebe. an I'M
divided one-fifteenth interest In prop
erty in North Second street, $3.50.
Consolidated independent school dis
trict of Ferguson TO V. a. Reese, one
acre school house site and buildings
$3.50. a'
William Hedrick to W. Fl. Giilard.
nine acres in Marion township. $40.
w Fl. Gillard to Anna II. Duplisee,
nine acres in Marion township. $40.