Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-02
$1,5OO,ODO IN SALES
REPORTED BY FIRM
,Thirty-Eight Properties Han
died Through Office of Nc
Keever & GoSS.

Real estate to the value Of $4,000
has been transferred through the firm
of McKeever & Goss in the last few
weeks, according to an announcement
made by that firm. Thirty-eight
pieces of property, consisting OF six
teen residences, thirteen parcels of
vacant ground, three apartment
houses and six pieces of business
property, were involved in the trans
actions.
One of the largest properties sold
was the Bachelor" apartment To-
Gated at 1881 II street, which was sold
for Albert Hislop 10 w. d. Tennille.
Mr.. HiSlop received as part OF the
consideration business property located
at the southwest corner of Twelfth
and II streets.
Another large transaction was the
sale of the Pershing apartment, re-
Gently completed by the Cafritz Con
struction Co, at the corner of Six
teenth street and Spring road, 1901
Sixteenth street. 1t was sold to Mil
dred l.. Davis.
Other Sales Reported.
A four-story business property at
Eva Rosenberg for Howard Etchison.
The four apartment building at l422
Massachusetts avenue was sold Tor
Albert Hislop to w. D. Tennille.
Business property at 423 Eleventh
street was sold to Edmund Campbell
for Andrew Porter, who received in
exchange a Parcel of vacant ground
in the northeast section of the city.
Two stores with apartments above,
located at 1880 and l434 Park road,
were sold for Mildred L. Davis to H.
A. Johnson.
Among the houses sold were the
following: 302S Park place, sold for
Ella NJ. Wright to Grace Powell; new
detached house at 4214 Jenifer street.
built by Charles Galliher, to H. Ernest
Galliher, jr.; new bungalow built by
Little & Marshall. at 6319 Second
street, to Clara w. Smith; detached
residence at 1907 F'arragut street, to
w. r. Leighty for Paul g. Whitney;
new brick residence in Massachusetts
Avenue Park, 2730 Thirty-fourth
place, built by Hedges & Middleton. TO
Maj. John Mather; new Leland home,
4511 Walsh street, built by NJ. and r.
b. Warren, to p. F. Ferris; six-rOom
brick house, 627 Quincy street, to VIII
liam Flammer for Mrs. Vinetta Sheehy;
seven-room bungalow, owned by w. d.
Tennille, at 2S14 Ordway street. to
Mrs. Vinetta Sheehy; new bungalow
at 3214 Eastern avenue northeast,
built by f. L. Funkhouser, to Mrs.
Irene G.. LIE Dane.
Seven Oaks Home Sold.
Metropolitan Construction Co. sold
one of the new homes in Seven Oaks
Manor to Mason Mcclure.
An NJ. and r. E. Warren bungalow
at 100 Spring street, Chevy Chase,
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Charles H. Galliher sold one of his
new homes. 4210 Jenifer street, to Mrs.
Josephine NJ. Chubb.
A new Dutch colonial home, at 1921
Harrison street, was sold to Irwin c..
Menikheim, in connection the Office
Of Hedges & Middleton.
Another Warren bungalow at 101
Spring street was sold to Fred w.
Perkins.
The following sales of vacant ground
were reported: Lot 1S. Norwood
Heights, to NJ. and r. B. Warren: lot
in Metropolis View northeast, sold to
L. NJ. Rutty for Mary A. Cushing:
parcels 1908 and 12G-11, sold for Clag-
gett and Bastian, trustees, to Marie
l.. Taylor; Sleman and Foster, trus-
tees, sold lot 800, square 1886, to
Marie l.. Taylor.
Mildred l.. Davis transferred about
200 lots in Chevy Chase Terrace, Md,
TO Morris Cafritz. Lot IA, square
4243, was sold TO Cloyd r. Graham
for Jesse n. Coltrane. A lot on
Thirty-fourth place was sold for Mrs.
Lulu Francis to a local investor.
Three lots on Woodley road were sold
for Leonard c. Gummell to c. 3.
Hamilton. II. w. Herne sold to Z. NJ
Rutty lots Is to % in square 1910.
Fred ]. Young purchased lot 81,
square 1851, from the Chevy Chase
Land Co. The same company sold
lots q. % and 80 to John II. Bartlett