Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-11
TRANSACTIONS OF WEEK
MAKE TOTAL OF $4,000
Deals Closed Make Second Largest
Week Of Six Months-Former lennox
Property Is Transferred - Small
Towns Furnish Interesting Transae-
tions-Revievv Of the Market.

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tons of large volume in city and town
properties and farm lands In volume
it was the second largest week of the
las. six months.
Property OF value OF SaS,S6o
changed hands. OF this amount Sae,-
SIS was city property. SlS.S19 was
property in small towns and sSs. 100
farm lands. The total compares with
sl7,4s5 for last week. Si4.975 TWO weeks
ago. Slices for the first week of De-
cember. and s59.eeo for the correspond
ing week of November.
; Ali kinds Of Observation-Disclosures. man
usacturing. high grade residence and
, inside building sites and outside va
cant lots-made up the trades in the
city. Several good deals were repre-
scented in the property that changed
hands in the small towns The farms
sold were all eIchty-acre tracts.
I Former Furnace Tract Again Sold.
The former LennoH Furnace Com
pary property. a tract of eight lots
abu,ting trackage jus, west of the fair
grounds. which rumor had was being
negotiated for Il war munitions factory.
has been transferred again \ few
months ago the Lennon Furnace Com
pauy traded the lots TO the Investors
Security Association. OF Sank Center.
MINI. That company. OF which J. P.
ShirclifT is secretary, has decided the
properly TO Fife NJ Shfrclif. She is
presumably a relative of Shirclif. II
could not be learned here what i'm
port. = any. this transfer of the prop
erty had The property was trans
ferred evidently on a cash valuation
basis of $4,000. judging by the reyen-
ue stamps attached TO the deed
Take Titles to Property.
| George o. Coourn. who bought out
! the W. T:@Scott fuel business year
or TWO ago. has taken title to the tract
at Center and Railroad streets. -occu-
! pied by what was formerly the Scott
office. bins. and yards. The consider
alton was $1,000. of which $4,000 Is
represented by mortgages assumed by
1.-THE purchaser.
4 w. G. StrickIer and Harry Mccomas
took title from Mrs Harriet C. DAILY
10 the ssxISa-teet building site at 207
West State street. They will build on
the property. IA nominal valuation was
given as the consideration, but the
revenue stamps indicate the price was
about s..5e0.
( J. W. Crosby has sold 20 L, l.. laval
!leur. Of Madison county. the property
at 500 West Church street for an in
dicated consideration Of $4,000 Cros-
by has also decided 10 Lavalleur less
valuable property in the southwestern
part of this city and in St Anthony.
Small Town Property Changes.
| State Center and ST Anthony fur
nisheG interesting transactions in high
grade residence property in addition 10
other sales in those towns and Fer
guson and CIernons The farms trans
terred were in Marion. Minerva and
Eden townships. The transfers:
Harriet c. DAILY to W. G. Stricken
and Harry F. McCombs. lot 9 and the
east twenty-six feet Of lot s, block,
6. 81.
! Margaret Johnson TO Edla L. Ander-
son. lot 9. block S, Woodburys addi-
ton. 81.
Mile ". Christensen to Isabel Dick
ger lot /. block 3. Clemens third ad-
dition TO Clemens. $1,000.
E II. Noble to G. 3. Dickover. lot
6, block 3. Clemens third addition to
Clemens. sI75.
w T. Scott to George o. Coburn.
lots and /. block II, and part of lots
S and 9. block and adjoining tracts
in Anson's addition, 81
Tedd r. Perkins to Essie E. Jensen.
the east eight and one-falf feet OF lot
:. block ,, Electric addition, 81.
Tedd r. Perkins TO Essie E. Jensen,
lots and 6, block 8. Electric add
ton, 81.
F. E. Somers. ct al. to Herman
J Riemenschneider. lots and 3, block .,
Babcock's addition to State Center
1880.
Mary Bulanek to A. P. Brstt, lot g.
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tion, 1925.
n. 3. Ivans 10 Fred Dodd, lot 5, block
s, St. Anthony, $500.
Effie J. Crosby to J. w. Crosby, the
north two-thirds Of lot IL and the
north two-thrds of the east half of lot
| II. block 4, Gillespies addition. $1,000.
Mary a. Riemenschneider to G. A.
Wyatt. lots 8. 1, 5. 10, II and II, block
1, and lots 9, 10. II and II, block 10.
| State Center. $1,000.
J. W. Crosby TO L. l.. LavalIeur, OF
! Madison county, lot S, block, 10. st.
Anthony, 81.
J. w. Crosby TO L. L. Layalieur, OF
! Madison county. the north two-thirds
of lot L, ami tiile the north twn-thirds
of the east half of lot II, block l.,
Gillespie's addition, 81.
A. K Smith to Mary r. Smith, lot
5, block 10, GiiIespie's addition, 81.
Frank Biugaman to Joe Bruenig, lot
20. block 2, Bingaman's addition, $500.
George A. Alice, OF Mahaska county.
. to Ida II. Carl, the west seventy
seven feet OF lots Z, s and 9, block Is.
Rice's addition, 81.
Rebecca r. Westlake of Butler coun-
ty. to R. W. westlake, an undivided
e-third interest in lot and the east
ten feet Of lot 5, block 3, Westlake's
second addition, ii ,111.
Ferguson consolidated independent
school district to Omurd Devick, one
4 acre school site OF school No. 2. Green
castle township, $50.
Investors Security Association. C.
Sank Center, MINI, TO Ellis N. snif-
cliff, of Sank Center, eight lots adJoin-
ing fair grounds on the west 81.
Elsie L. Peeks to A. B. Garner = lot
in northeast Marsha Iltown, 81.
Fred Dodd to B. WINS. eighty