The Washington times., 1922-01-21
M'KEEVER-GOSS
AGENCY REPORTS
REALTY. ACTIVITY
Transactions of Last Two
Weeks Aggregate $500, 900
Through This Agency.

An unusually active market over
the holiday season for Washington real
estate is indicated in the report made
by McKeever & Goss OF sales closet
curing the past two weeks. This firm
reports total sales in residences an.
vacant lots aggrsgating more than
AS300,000. These sales ranged in price
n ON $12S, 900 down to $4,000.
al The largest sale was that Of the
Mexican embassy at 1913 / street,
which was sold for the Mexican gov
eminent to Eugene Smith, who will
remodel same as the future home or
the Lawyers Title and Guaranty Com
pany. other sales include:
Lots 26 and q in square 80, front
ing 10S feet on Twenty-second street,
between M and N streets, covering
$1,000 square feet. were sold to Henry
M. Brawner. jr.. who will erect moo.
ern garage thereon. The purchase
price was a little over $4,000.
Lots S08 and 500, in square 200t
fronting PA feet on Rittenhouse street.
between Broad Branch road and Ne
lada avenue, containing 1880 square
feet. They were sold for Edwin A
Morse to Henry N. Brawner, jr., who
expects to build some new homes.
One Of the fine old residences on K
street, 1913, fronting on Franklin
square. was sold for Mrs. Ray Enid
late Bragg to the Victory Building
Company for $4,000. The house is
row being extensively remodeled for the
future home Of the Copeland Company,
Awning makers.
/ Mrs. M. B. Hurst purchased from
Clarence H. Small the eight-room and
hath house at 134S Taylor street north.
west, for 500.
, w. II. Quigg, of the United States
Railroad Administration, was the pur-
chaser of 1885 Varnum street. one OF
l.. 10. Breuninger's new homes, the
consideration being $16,500. This is q
beautiful home of eight rooms and two
baths, sleeping and breakfast porches
The eight-room and two-bath house
At 1907 Columbia road was sold to
Mrs. A. F. Tennille for Mrs. Amelia
w. Coates for $500.
For q consideration of around $13.-
600 F. b. Pryor purchased from w. c.
and A. N. Miller the new home at
1897 Twenty-eighth street in Woodley
Park.
One Of the fine old Georgetown
homes at 1903 Twenty-eighth street
was sold for Ross P. Andrews to
Mrs. Margaret N. Boyer for about
$500. This house. containing about
twelve rooms, will be remodeled and
The premises at 1926 p street north
west was sold for the American Sc
curity and Trust Company, trustee, to
Egbert and Lille d. Sammies for a
consideration Of better than $4,000.
They will occupy II as their home.
In Sauls Addition, the pretty home
at 1917 Randolph, was sold for w. II.
ouigg to DR.. E. N. Butz for invest
\ In conjunction with the office %
y. c. Goodnow Company, McKeever &
Goss report the sale of SIS First street
southeast, for Samuel A. SCHNEIDER to
]. Oscar and Martha J. O'Roark.
Lieut.. Col. Frank L. Graham sold
through this office his residence at
1912 Arkansas avenue to John c. and
Marg G.. Kissellef for a consideration
. o faround $4,000.
In Chevy Chase, the large detached
home at 1928 Huntington street was
sold for Robert II. Smith, builder. to
Marian L. Alvord for a price of about
$4,000. This is a splendid home and
viii be used by the purchaser as her
residence.