The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-17
RECOVERY SHOWN
IN REALTY MARKET
Farm Property Turnover
Indicates Return to
Normal Condition.

The local real estate market be-
gan to recover this week from the
sight depression caused by the cleo
ton and taxpaying times, according
to the weekly survey of the Indian
apoliS Real Estate board.
Several farm property transac-
tons were reported, indicating that
the gradual return to stability in
farm lands has not been halted, &C
cording to the survey report.
Two farm deals were negotiated by John
K. Burgess. realtor. Forty acres in Jack
son county we're sold by Herman Selig to
Matte E. Brantlinger for $4,000. and Viola
Gardner bought from H. j. Selig a tract
Of eighty acres in the same county for
$1,000.
City Properties Sold
Selig purchased through Burgess two
local properties, costing $1l, 900. They we're
double residence at 1202-4 Bellefontaine
street, and modern single at 40 North
Jefferson avenue. Burgess also negotiated
sale by Cora j. Givan to E. P. Cage of a
residence at 624 Court street for 81 200.
and the purchase by L. j. Niemeyer from
George Burnloehr Of house at 1902 Hoyt
avenue.
Burgess sold vacant lot in the city to
W. Y. Wilhoit for $500 and Ralph and
Louise Horne purchased from him a four
room cottage at 1926 South Linden street
for 50. 0O0
Acting for Louis ]. Niemeyer, Burgess
sold to G. Bernloehr a house at 5O7
Dorman street for SIS, 1000 Sale of a
residence at 1887 North Beville avenue by
Sarah Buell. to ANIME Holloway for s2,s5o.
ana another house at 1885 North Temple
street. by George E. Thompson to Elizabeth
Bowman. he also was negotiated. selig,
In another deal, bought a semi-modern
bungalow. 2l7o North Olney avenue. from
M r. Brantlinger for $4,000.
Close Several Deals
number of deals were closed BY sales
man for the real estate department Of the
washington Bank and Trust COMPANY.
Among them was the sale by Martin G.
Eastburne of four lots in the Heatherdowns
addition to four purchasers.
E. H. McLain represented both parties in
a deal in which Elmer C. Bakemever
bought property at 1850 Belleview place
from Orwals Walther and Lewis L. Beard
bought from Harry Humphrey a house at
lo4l West Twenty-seventh street.
Janus E. James bought twentv-aore
farm in Hendricks county from Gus straw
nyer through E. A. Shockley and II. l..
Marsh represented John C. Glass in the
sale Of home at 2146 South Sherman
drive.
Three deals were negotiated by John @.
Clayton of the bank realty department
Daniel R. styers sold a house at isis
English avenue. Florence S. Knapp pur-
chased property at 10 North Bloomington
street from jeanette M. Ogborn. and a
residence al 1851 Edgehil road was sold nv
Charles Burrows.
Houses and Lots Sold
The F. J. Viehmann companv saIss
agents for the Puritan Finance Company.
closed several transactions for the latter
organization. The nance company sold to
Lille E. and Marjorie Kirtley a house at
AL South Arlington avenue, accepting as
part consideration small home, 2i2s New
street.
The Puritan company bought two North
Side lots from Earl r. Cox and sold to
Jesse G. and Charlotte Aired a contract to
build a six-room. modern home on Kenyon
street. residence at 1886 East Tabor
street was sold to Julius and Henrietta
Armbruster and one at 1886 East Tabor
street was sold to Joseph and Thelma
Duffey.
Contract to build a five-room bungalow
at 785 West Twenty Fifth street was made
with Arthur and Emma johnson.