The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
REAL ESTATE SALES ARE BRISK
IN OUT-THE-P|KE DISTRICT
STATE BANK G. TRUST co. RE
PORTS NUMEROUS IMPORT
ANT SALES.
BOTH FARMS AND CITY PROPER
TIES THROUGHOUT THE
PIKE DISTRICT.
COMPLETE BUSINESS REVIVAL
PREDICTED BY REALTY
AGENCY.

Numerous important sales or I'M
proved properties indicate that Wheel
Ing and Ohio county people have great
faith in the future values OF proper
tise In the 0utthePike district. Ac-
cording TO the State Bank & Trust
Company, which is now the leading
realty agency Of the Elm Grove ricln-
itv. realty transactions are OF more
substantial character than for several
years past, as the purchasers seem TO
know exactly that they want, and pay
without hesitation.
The following are some az the more
recent transactions reported by the
State Bank & Trust Company:
W. L. Davis farm. at Valley Grove,
one OF the best improved farms in
Ohio county, sold to II. r. b. McLaln
and Sallie NJ. McIain, who have taken
possession of the farm.
The II. F. B. McLain and Sallie NJ.
McLain homestead at Avenue "A Lor-
Ing Place, Elace. Elm Grove, sold TO
Louise Helwig. who plans 10 max" her
future homo there on and after No
vember l, 1922.
The Louise HelwiE farm. near the
IS" bridge. Triadelphia, which for
years has been the Helwig homestead,
sold to Daniel Shaw and ETA Cunning
ham, who take immediate possession
OF the farm.
The James 4. Eirkett fruit farm Of
loO acres. widely known for its fine
assorted fruit trees. sold 10 Lloyd and
Hazel Holmes, who have taken lmmc-
date possession.
The Elizabeth Clrich home. at Elm
Court. one Of the finest homes in that
thriving district, sold to Mary {. FLAG
Gus. Possession will be given May /,
1922.
The l. H. Hart property, in Elm
Heights. Elm Grove. sold 10 Norman
Mohn. who moves into his possession
April 81.
The ". c. and l.. Cloyde Ryan six
room dwelling. in Elm Court, pretty
semi-bungalow home place. sold 10
Harry II. Hallett, who takes posses
sion this week.
The former Harry II. Hallctt prop
crty, in Elm Heights. sold 10 Ben e..
Howe, who IS remodeling same for &C.
cupancy at an early date.
The Charles and Stella Moore prop
erty. at Triadelphia, sold to Martha
Myers Rigby, who plans extensive I'M
provements at once.
The large A N. Snedeker farm. near
Bethlehem, sold to Messrs. Williams
& Coulter, who now occupy same.
The w. H. Skkison farm, on Chapel
Hill, sold as a chicken farm to \. j..
Frazier. OF the State Agricultural
School Of MorSantown. who plans TO
take immediate possession OF his farm.
The "Old Trail Garage" at Triadc'
phfa. sold to II. V. Springer. who will
continue 70 operate same under the
management Of Ray Whitecotton.
The Eugene Wayman tract, near
Bethlehem. sold 10 l. II. Hart, OF Em
Grove, who is erecting 4 homo there.
The Walter Burris property. in Elm
Heights. sold to Cora Merritt, VINO
takes prompt possession.
The James Shaw property, at IT,a'
delphia. sold to James S. Archer. who
plans to enlarge the dwelling.
Two handsome building lots on
Prospect avenue. Elm Court. sold 10
". r. and Maude NJ. Wharton, who
plan to build there Immediately.
As the spring season Is still Young.
the state Bank e Trust Company
looks forward to a season OF unuSu-
ally numerous and important SaleS. as
tho demand for property Out-tho,Plkc
End for Ohio county farms seems 10
be growing every day.