Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-02
MANY TRANSAcTIoNSi IN MEDIUM.
PRICED RESIDENCES, VACANT
TRACTS, AND LOTS.
ACTIVITY PROMISES
WELL FOR BUILDING
Real Estate Market For Week Ending
Monday One Of tho Busiest Of the
Sprins-volume Amounted TO $f45,-
$50. Including one Of Largest Series
Of Farm Deals of the Year.

coming as it does just at the opening
OF the building season promises well
for a continuation of home building,
marked the local realty market in the
| week ending Monday. Insofar as city
| property was involved it was one Of
the best OF recent weeks. In the value
! of property transferred the week
ranked second in April and one of the
! largest since March /. Altogether
. the week was a splendid one. In farm
deals series between the same par
| ties furnished one OF the largest
transactions Of the year.
The value OF the real estate trans
! ferred of record in the week was s14S.-
$50, compared with sss,7sS for the
! week before. $4,000 for the second
week OF April and ss5,477 for the COR
responding week Of April. 1915.
Medium Priced Property Active.
Al indication of the activity of city
real estate may be judged from the
fac; tina, the total was sSa,2e5, but no
single transaction represented more
than 5000 and there was only one for
such an amount The evidence is that
medium priced residences. large out
side tracts and vacant lots in outlying
additions made the bulk OF the trans
actions The sales of tracts and lots
indicate in some cases building plans
Among the higher priced residence
properties and tracts sold were: Mrs
Priscilla Nicholson to E {, kenner,
property at io2 North Second avenue.
$500: l. {. Hampton to Cora A
Bowen. property at EOS West Linn,
$500: James u. Preston 10 William
Mowry. tract at Eighteenth and sum
init 5000: J. T LaPian' I" r. h
In-ledue. i've acres in the southwest
part Of the city. s3..1o.
Big Land Deals
The feature farm deals Of the week
were the sale by Elias Bueshly /"
Clarence WeaIherly o. @Si acres IN
Lisconb township for $4,000 and the
purchase by Bue::hly from John G
Weatherly. of eighty acres in Bangor
township for slo.oe9- Also in the deal
wax ;he purchase from Clarence
weatherly of ls0 acres adjoining tpe
eighty bought OF John c. Weatherif.-
The lat1er transaction was for Seo.oe"-
Only very moderate activity
7a-kel the realty movement in small
towns. state Center LeGrand and
Harerhiu produced sales that
amounted to s6,425-
Rea. Estate Transfers.
The real estate transfers were:
Priscilla Nicholson TO f. {. kenhsr-
the cas-, 10 feet 81 lot l. blocks. "eo-
stpr's second addition $500.
l s F"inkle 10 FAY Lippi't io' 49,
Hill Crest addition. 1925.
Ralph D. Way to Wanda A Davis. lot
T.
lion, 81.
Anne Mcmahon to Wiley w. VIII
hams. 2 tract in Gillesp!e's second ad-
dition. $500
William Riley to F. W. Eker. lot II,
$3.50.
l. c. Hampton to Cora A. Bowen
the ives, SO feet of lot -. block Is. 81
Charles II. Lsmprnan to Mary r..
Lampman. lot 10. block 3. Cummings
third addition, 81
Ann z. Throw to y. G. Rinden. the
north half If lot 9, block 3, north Mar
shall. $500.
Regina Koppey TO Lena H Wilken-
ing. lots 3. . and .. block !. and lot s,
block :. Babcock and Thompson's ad-
dition to State Center. $4,000.
Inge borg Lovig. of Cerro Gordo coun-
Is. to James II Weaver. the east half
of lot /, block 4, Schohelds addition.
81
Warren F'raker to FTorencek ENEMY,
the south half Of lot and the north
fourth of lot !. block 5, Jerome's
addition. 81.
P. D. Harvey to c. A. Bailey. lot 1.
block 10, LeGrand. s1.4o0.
NJ. c. keenan, to Ben Olson, lot 4,
block 3, Swayze's addition. 81.
Elias Bueghly to Clarence Weather
Elias Buebhly to Clarence Weather
Il. 2Sl acres in Liscomb township,
$54, 800.
John G. Weatherly to Elias Bueghly.
50 acres in Bangor township, So 900.
Clarence Weatherly to Elias Bueghly,
$50 acres in Bangor township. S29.0
James D. Preston to William Mowry,
tract at Eighteenth and Summit streets,
81, 500.
Fred E. Baum TO Therm s. Baum, an
undivided one-sixth interest in 200
acres in Marietta township, 81.
August Riemenschreider and wife to
Frank l.. Hutson, ct al, land in State
Center township. $3.50.
J. T. LaPlant to Franklin X. Ingle-
due, acres in southwestern Marshall
town, $3.50. ..... 49,
]. 6. Scott to Sylvester Dickerson ct
AL, land in Liscomb township, $500.
Sylvester Dickerson, OF Franklin
county, 20 w. c. OiBryon, an undivided
one half interest. in land described in
next above, $500. t...-.. a..@-
Stella .. Kliebenstein to Byron N
Carpenter, tract 103x14s feet in south
Marshall. $3.50. g
Helen Herman to Henrietta e. Olt-
| hon, lot 5, block s, Brennecke & Heads
addition, $500. t4l- ~
| Charles w. Cool. referee, to Henry
Allspack, 100 acres in Eden township.
$1,000.
A II. Stalker, referee, TO Nicholas
iSteier. ali of block Z, HaverhilI. S2.025.
| Harriet r. Beebe administrative, to
Harriet r. Beebe. an undivided one
third interest in Land in north Mar
shall, $500.
/ Mary G. Dooiittle. OF Monr0via, Cal
to Robert Thomson, of Cresco. lot q
block 2, Industrial addition, 1850.
Frost, But Little Damage.
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