Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-27
NICHOLS FLAT BUILDING AND
eINFoRD PARK PLACE SALE
SET NEW MARKS.
FLAT BUILDERS GET
POSSESSION OF SITE
Lot to Be Cleared and Building Will Be
Started Soon After July 2o-Trans-
actions in Hish.Prieed Residence
Property Feature Of Weeks Dealings
Real Estate Transfers.

In two very important respects the
real estate market for the week end
ing Monday was an unusual one. be-
cause it developed two different, but
both important projects in home
building and building Improvement.
The most recent of the two was the
sale Of the Binford Park Place eighty
one lots in twenty-four hours.
Equally important was the an
nouncement that Mrs. Mary r. Nichols
and her husband, f.. c. Nichols, will
build the first large and distinctive
fiat ever put up in the city. Both pro-
iects emphasize the faith held by all
interested sellers, builders, and buyers
in the growth and continued prosperity
Of the city.
Got Title to Site.
The Nichols fiat building project was
advanced step Monday by Mr. and
Mrs. Nichols getting title to the site at
201 North Second avenue from Mrs.
Rachel e. Tuffree for an understood
consideration of $4,000. With the site
the investment will amount to about
$4,000. The old house on the prop
erty has been sold and is to be moved
off as soon as possession is given July
20, and excavation will be begun at
once.
Old Properties Sold.
In volume Of property that was
transferred Of record, the week was
not so large, but the transactions were
numerous, including the Binford Park
Place sales. Some Of the deals were
for valuable property.
Included among the latter was the
sale of the A. P. Augustine residence
at South Second street to Mrs. Eliza
beth "A. Rewey for $4,000. The lot is
60x90 feet, improved by a one and one
half story house.
]. NJ Christy has traded to Mrs. Ida
e. Austin the residence property at 206
North Eighth street for about two
and one-half acre tract in Denmeads
subdivision in the extreme southern
part Of the city. The Christy prop
erty wA-.. in the trade at $4,000 and
the AN property at $4,000. Mr.. and
Mrs. A ,tin have taken possession Of
the No. IN Eighth street home.
Trades Total $32,465.
mere was 1lOS AAuCA uOlAS LII ucdis
outside Of the city that became Of rec!
ord. The transactions for the weel
totaled $32,4e5, compared with 1884
for the week preceding, s4o,475 for thu
corresponding week Of May and $751;.
23S for the corresponding week Of
June, 1915.
Real Estate Transfers.
The real estate transfers were:
I. S. Finkle to George E. Rhebb, lot
101. Hill Crest addition, $3.50.
w. J.. Clemens, ct al, to Clemens
Mutual Telephone Company, lot 10,
block 2, Clemens, $1,S75.
Thaddeus Binford to John l. Aid
ridge, lot Is. Binford PARK Place, 81.
Mary Halter to Jake Jacobs, lots 7
and 8, block 8, Melbourne. $780,
A. B. Conway to Josephine Con-
away, the north ninety feet Of lot 2,
block 9, also the north fortyfive feet
Of the south ninety feet of lots and 2;
also the south forty-f1ve feet Of lots
l and 2, block 9, Electric addition, 81.
H. J. Allard to Galway Johnson, lot
9, block IA, Gillespie's addition, 81.
NJ. e. Bay to E. H. Reifschneider, lot
8, block 1, Gillespie & Howards Sunny
side addition, 81.
Thaddeus Binford to Daniel J. Her
ter, lot II, Binford Park Place, 81.
Thaddeus Binford to Matte Bell
Herter, lot rs, Binford Park Place, 81
Thaddeus Binford to George Whit
ton, lot s, Binford Park Place, 81.
Thaddeus Binford to George Whit
ton, lot Z, Binford Park Place. 81.
A. P. Augustine to Elizabeth A.
Rewey, south forty feet Of the south
100 feet Of lot IL, and the north forty
feet of the south 100 feet of the east
half Of lot II, block II. 81.
Fred Hopkins to Fred Wallace tho
east forty feet Of the south 120 feet OF
lot II, block /, Hughes addition, $4,000.
Frank Dawson to Albion Savings
Bank, land in Marietta township
$4,000.
Town of Gilman to Peter Cannon, iot
50, new addition to Gilman cemetery,
$40.
Ida E. Austin to J. NJ. Christy, the
east one half of lot 4, Denmead's sub
division, $4,000.
J. M. Christy to Ida E. Austin, tract
of land in North Eighth street, $4,000
Rachel F. Tuffree to Mary E. Mich
OILS and r. C. Nichols, the north sixty
feet Of the south 107 feet of lot OF
the subdivision of the southwest quar-
ter of southeast quarter of section 26
city; also lot of lot Of lot l, of lot
1 of said southeast quarter, $4,000.
YouNG-LoW NUPTiALs.