Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-05
LOT MARKET is BRISK.
M Tolerate Priced Residence Property
in Active Demand.


| The movement Of vacant lots and
residence property of moderate value
was the satisfactory feature of an ac-
! tive market in city real estate for the
week ending Monday. Unimproved
| tracts in outlying additions formed the
/ largest single class of properties trans
! ferred, but in addition there was a
very active movement in residences OF
! the $4,000 to $4,000 class
Especially conspicuous in the deal
ings in lots in plated tracts were those
; in Binford Park Place, Merose Park
and Summit Park. The transfers Of
record in Binford Park Place We're part
of those sold ten days ago.
Among the more valuable vacant
property that was transferred was the
lot at 30s East Main street that was
sold by F. W. Carl to George B. Speers.
Of Eldora, for $3.50. Another valu-
able vacant lot farther out was the
building site at North Tenth street.
sold by Henry Pappe to Mrs Lucy S.
Ferguson, of Marion township, for
$4,000.
Among the residence properties sold
was what was formerly the l.. S.
Peckham home, Bromley street and
Third avenue. Nellie A. CARRIER trans
ferred it to J. T. Fathers for a con-
sideration. as indicated by the revenue
stamps of $4,000.
One of the new houses built this
season by ". S. Haynes at the corner
Of Boone and Fifth street has been sold
by the builder to c. NJ. Brown for So
$50. ..
Another residence property in the
same part of town was that at 906
West Nevada street that was sold by
Jane Ruspp of Cedar Rapids, to Carrie
DERRICK, for $500.
The volume Of business was Of good
size, considering that the week closed
on the eve Of holiday. The value OF
property transferred was S50,140, COM
pared with s32, AGA for the week pre-
ceding SCOTIA for the corresponding
week of June and 1925 for the CORE
spending week Of July 1915.
The transfers were:
Ida NJ Carl to George 3. Speers of
Hardin county, lot 4. block 9. $3.50.
w. S. Haynes to c. NJ. Brown. the
west so of lot !. and the west so feet
of the north As feet Of lot 2. block 10,
Rice's addition. 81.
RE DERRICK. the west half of lot 3 and
lot block l, Shirk's second addition,
81.
Henry Pappe to Lucy s. Ferguson
the south so feet Of the $50 feet of lots
and s, block /, Heights addition, ST.
900.
Nellie s. CARRIER to ]. T. Fathers, the
south so feet of lot and the south 80
e. ~ n IL
3. 81.
Harry Gerhart, trustee, to Esther
Rovner and Mrs. E. Rieder, lot 175, Mel
rose Park, s125.
Thaddeus Binford to Edna >Bunce, lot
so Binford Park Place. 81.
Thaddeus Binford 20 Mile Harris,
lot 81, Rinford Park Place. 81.
Thaddeus Binford 20 Charles o.
Johnson, lot is, Binford Park Place, 81.
Harry Gerhart trustee. to Annie
Hanson, lot 12e. Melrose Park. $1s5.
H. S. Lawrence, trustee, to M. G..
Wilkinson, lot II. Summit Park, $3.50.
E. E. Pemberton to Bertha Pember-
ton, the west 10 feet Of lot and the
east 20 feet of lot Z, block 1, Jerome's
addition, 81.
| Mary Jane Robinson to John Coburn,
! the east half of the west half of lot IL,
and the east of the west half If the
south half of lot II. block 5, Webster.s
| addition, 81.
! Thaddeus Binford to Elmer J. Watt
! lots SO and so, Binford Park Place. 81.
/ H. j. Aliard to w. r. Elliott, lot TO-
| block IA, Gillespie's addition. 81.
| NJ. Ella Faris, ct al, to J. Edward
i Lacey, land in Liberty township, s12,-
900
! Mary TiEges to William Medley