The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
WACHEW|Cz
WAY BRINGS
FINE RESULTS

every two days since January l. Frank
Wachewicz and his assistants have per-
former a feat in which they take con-
siderable pride and satisfaction. In
spite OF the industrial unrest this live
Hammond fsrm has continued to build
houses and sell property all summer
and the prospects point TO a continue
tion throughout the winter. Their rec
ords how that the building department
did s154.500 worth OF business since
April 81. while the brokerage depart
mcnt is credited with $143.090; a total
of nearly $500. 900.
Mr.. Wachewicz' latest stunt was tbs
selling Of a subdivision on the North
Side in only few days. OF the sixty
one lots which he purchased, no dis
POSED of ffty-six. The sales made were
as follows:
Anton Krawczyk. > lots. Cameron st.
Joseph Kudlawin. 2 lots. Towle st
r v. Hartman. lots. Towle ST.
Palmer Cole. ? lots, TowIe St
Paul Styka- lots. Johnson st.
Stanley PoIonczyk, lots. Towle St
Homer E. Turner. lots. Towle St
Ira Whitaker, 2 lots, Towle st.
w. Naloszyn. 2 lots. Cameron st.
II G. Sass. lots, Cameron ST.
W. Hotowicz. lots, Cameron st.
George Gabor. 2 lots. Cameron st.
Thos d c., lots, Cameron st.
Fred Moore. lots. Towle st.
F. W. d, 2 lots. Cameron st.
Rhea H Millett, 2 lots. Cameron st
Chas. F. King. 2 lots, Cameron st
Betty P. Van Horne. lots. Cameron.
Ed Kirk. lots, Cameron st.
He still owns an entire block near
the property which he recently sold.
This he plans to divide into plots look
II feet. If conditions permit he will
build FIVE and six room bungalows on
these and sell them to people desiring
homes with plenty of space for truck
gardening and raising chickens. This
will be an innovation in Hammond and
Will stimulate building in the entire
section of the city. The location Is
IDEAL for men employed in factories, as
the transportation lines and most used
streets of the city are within two and
three blocks.
Mr. Wachewicz takes great pride In
his building department. He now has
under construction $500 modern bum
galow on Sheffield ave. for William Keil-
man. and two $4,000 one and a half
story residences on 1ngraham ave, IN
West Hammond. for Caspar Staub.
among the buildings erected since April
IRE the following:
Brick residence for Walter Babiak on
State Line st. worth $4,000; designed
oy Architect Cooper. $4,000 dyeing
plant for the Hammond Cleaning and
Dyeing Co. $4,000 worth OF five-room
bungalows on Ingraham ave. West Ham
nond. Two of the most modern bunga-
ows in Kenwood on Forrest ave Five
bungalows on Truman ave. Hammond,
alued at $4,000. $4,000 bungalow for
Jacob Czaszewicz. $4,000 six-room bum
salow for John ZaJaczkowski, on VII
Jams ST.. West Hammond Another
worth $4,000 on the same street for
Thomas Nogack. $4,000 bungalow on
Myrtle ave, Hammond, for George
$1,000 bungalow for
lanes T. Enright, Forsythe ave. West
Hammond. $1,000 bungalow for W.
on Monroe St. Hammond.
5000 bungalow for Elmer Todd OF Gary
m Carroll ST. West Hammond. $4,000
-esdence on Douglas ave-, West Ham
nond. for Fred Camp.
The following deals have been put
over by the brokerage department:
Frank J. Wachewicz TO John Malo
ive-room bungalow. Truman ave.
Caspar Staub to William z. Brown.
bungalow, Ingraham ava.
Vest Hammond
Frank ]. Wachewtcz 20 Anna Somrners
ive-roona modern bungalow. Truman
I'VE.
L q. Harding TO John ". Buchner
lfty foot corner. Park ave. Burnham-
VIM. Hendricksen TO Stanislaw Kun
eck. six-room bungalow. Ingraham ave.
West Hammond.
Caspar Staub to Bernard L Johnson.
six-room bungalow. Ingraham ave.
L. Granger to Frank ]. Wachewicz
x-room cottage. Wilcox st.
l. E. Harding to Victor c. Carlson, s71s
I. lot. Park ave. Burnham-
Caspar Staub to George L. Mitch. Ave
room bungalow. Ingrahan ave, West
hammond.
H. A. Green to Merle Conn. sx-room
Drackert st.
John Hokanson TO Ralph McWlliams
;ix-room brick residence, Summer st.
Henry D. Fuller to VIM. Hoeppner.
Il ght-room residence. Detroit st.
Louis Heckleman to Carl A Han. five
DOM cottage. Truman ave.
Max Levin to c. Nierengarten. six
DOM bungalow, Erie St
Fairvtew Land Co. to John ZaJaczkow-
iki, 3711 IT. lot. Williams st.
Edward ]. Kirk to James s. Prize
,ix-room modern bungalow. Holman ST.
Frank J. Wachewicz to Henry ]. Hoeh-
er. six-room cottage. Michigan ave.
Frank J. Wachewicz to Herman Krug-
IT. fve-room cottage. Alexander ave-.
Gibson.
Frank J. Wachewicz to Stephen Dy-
,ala. ave-room bungalow Russell st.
Henry =. Hoehler to Daniel Duvall,
iix-room residence. Michigan ave.
A H Zimmerman TO Ig. ]. Rusine.
ix-room bungalow. Eaton st.
Geo. Gardner TO Edwin ]. Gard, seven
DOM residence. Sibley st.
Caspar Staub to John s. Fors. Ave-
DOM cottage, Ingrahana ave.
Mary Nee to Adam Buehler. six-room
Pine st.
Roy Olson TO Chester Bahler. Ave
DOM bungalow. Harrison ST.
Lavina F. Dickey to Z. Harris. two
lat building. Summer st.
Fe-irview Land Co. to Joseph A. Pawi-
.wski. so #. corner. Williams and For
ythe ave.
Caspar Staub to ohm z. Seaman. six
DOM modern bungalow. Ingraham ave.
Caspar Staub TO Fred L. Ruedi five-
DOM cottage. Ingraham ave.
John Hckanson TO Eliza Workman.
ix-room brick residence, Summer st.
J. T. Wolf TO James w Mills, six