The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-29
TOTAL SALES OF
REAL TYFR||N
$4,000
Mckeever & Goss Announce
43 Transactions in Past
Few Weeks of Summer.

A very active real estate market
In the late summer and early fall Is
reflected in the list of sales an
nounced yesterday by the firm OF
McKeever & Goss. According to this
announcement this firm has com
pleted forty-three transactions in the
last few weeks. of which the to
tai consideration involved was
$525. 900, 900.
includes the property at 2014 M
street northwest, which was sold for
r. Z. Vogt and Rosina Kiser to q
local investor.
The two small houses at 1225-1227
Second street northwest were pur.
chased by Charles p. Knapp from
Lucy 2. McClellen and two-story
brick house and garage ct 1444-l446
street were sold for Roger D.
Marsden 70 q local automobile COM
pany.
The business property at 73S Flew
enth street was sold for NJ. F. Man
gan to Elinor D. Doyle and has
since been resoId to BENJAMIN H.
Hefferon.
One Of the new homes built by
G. 81. Galliher at 1414 Ingraham
street was sold to Paul Finclel,
whose home at 441S Georgia. street
was sold 20 j. s. Eaton.
A vacant lot described as lot Sc
IN square TIA was sold for II. r.
H0wenstein to p. F. Blair.
Representative Winters Home.
The handsome new brick residence
at 1871 Madison street was sold for
Joseph M. and Aline Furnas to Rep
resentative Charles B. Winter. OF
Wyoming. who is occupying it as
his residence.
Two pieces Of business property
located at 1923 and 1880 North Capi-
toll street wero sold for Ethel M.
Rutty to Morris and Jennie Vigder-
hause.
A six-roon1, new brick house at %.
Sixteenth street southeast, was sold
TO Harlan w. jerks for d. A. Baer
and Eugene Young.
The handsome, new brick residence
at 1875 California street was sold for
Isabella Stewart to Mrs. Lorena A.
Mawett and the fhree-story, brick
residence ct 963 Bfltmore street VISA
sold to Lillian 81. McDevitt for Mrs.
Pauline Munford.
Mrs. IeaheIla Stewart purchased
the twosstory brick home at zoos Bel
A five-room bungalow at "A Wood
land avenue, Takoma Park. Md
was sold for Leroy n. Freemire to
Karl v. Eiken.
Al three-story brick residence at
1852 Kenyon street was sold for
Richard Colt to Mrs. Rebecca jun
toff.
The vacant lot at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Girard streets NORTH
east, was sold for Mrs. Gertrude b.
Adams to John Howard Schaff, who
expects to build.
A two-famiIy apartment, 217 Nor
gan street northwest, was sold for
Nathan and Frances Peck to Mrs.
Laura B. Belt, who resoId it to Anna
WEIGH.
A new five-room bungalow at 1913
Rhode Island avenue northeast, was
sold for Benjamin w. and Helen
Ashnead to Maude w. Stephens.
The fIve-roonn bungalow at 5000
Rodraan street northwest WAS sold
BY John r. Lewis to local in
weston. This sale was made in
connection with the office Of VIII
liam s.. Phillips.
81 Todd Place Sold.
A two-family flat at 81 Todd
place northeast was sold for Adolph
LIchtenstein to Mrs. Laura B. Belt,
who in turn resold It to Alfred
Eabre.
"A two-story brick residence at
1434 Spring road, was sold for
Margaret Peck TO Emil Moore, in
connection with the office of
Hedges and Middleton.
The vacant lot. No. as, square so,
was sold for William N. Terrell to
G. w. Henry.
Two new brick homes, Nos. 18
and rs Eighteenth street southeast,
were sold for B. A. Baer and Eu-
gene Young to Mrs. Laura B. Belt.
Z A large tract of vacant ground
fronting on Sixteenth street between
Allison and Webster, was sold for
the estate of Arthur w. Machen to
q local builder.
A frame bungalow at 6725 Second
street northwest, was sold for Mil
dred K. jacob, to Berth Parson
Greene.
Geo Thompson was the purchaser
OF No. 80 Eighteenth street south
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