The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
Bridges & Graves Close
Deals Amounting to
Total of S86,5O0.

The indianapolis realty market
continued fairly active during the
last week, despite hot weather and
midsummer vacations, reports to
the Indianapolis Real Estate Board
showed today.
Deals closed recently by the firm Of
Bridges & Graves. reaitor builders, to-
tailed $500.
Four new building contracts we're in
cluded in the firms business. A. H. NJ.
Graves, member of the firm, negotiated a
contract to build for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T. Rapp three bedroom, brick veneer
bungalow on Broadway. north of Fifty
seventh street, and William L. Bridges sold
to Howe S Landers a contract to build
a large brick veneer home and double brick
garage on North Pennsylvania street in
the Meridian Hills addition.
A hve-room modern brick veneer home
and garage will be built at 6o36 Haver-
ford avenue for John L. and Mary P.
Fehrenbach The contract was sold by
r. E. Ratlih R. v. Schmidt. representa-
tive Of the company. closed a deal to
build a five-room modern frame dwelling
on North Haugh street for Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Marsh.
E. B. Thompson sold to Vivian L. and
paisv M. Jones a modern brick veneer
home, just completed, at 6los Haverford
avenue, and j. Kepling salesman, sold
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Noise Copacia fve-room
modern bungalow at l641 Kelly street tax
ing in exchange a modern house at 81
oxford street Nicholas A Holzer bought
from the company home at 4257 Car
rollton avenue property at 1851 Ken
wood avenue was accepted in trade and
later sold to George P. Anderson
Kathryn Seaman purchased flve-room
modern home at 1925 South Pennsylvania
street. Schmidt, in exchange, purchased
from her a flve-room modern house at
$3.50 Ashland avenue. The deal was
handled by RatliT
Recent sales and building operations
amounting to approximately $4,000 were
announced by Fred L. Palmer, realtor
One of the largest deals was the pur-
chase by George M. jeffrey, United States
district attorney, of a large, four-bed-
room, two-bath, brick venee' home at 4720
Graceland avenue The home is of En-
glish type and is located on wooded lot
in the Mustard Woods addition. The deal
was negotiated by Thomas F. Carson,
realtor.
Palmer also announced that he is COM
pleting for Richard Dye a double frame
residence on an s5-foot lot at 4729 Hines
ley avenue Two other building jobs, now
being finished, are brick veneer residences
on Fifty-sixth street east of Meridian
street. One of the homes is 6 seven-room
bungalow and the other is a seven-room,
two-story house of English type.
Construction will be started Immediately
by Palmer on large, English type, brick
veneer residence on the west side OF Me-
ridian street. south of Fifty-sixth street.
The house, located on property 1Oox3oo
feet, will contain five bedrooms and three
baths, and will include a three-car, at
tached garage.
Sales approximating $4,000 have been
closed by E. G. Stout. builder.
Included among them was a fve-room,
modern bungalow at 140l Rembrandt
street, sold to K. Wilbur. and two homes
on Haugh street, one at 1905, purchased
by Norval King. and four-room bunga-
low at l117, sold to H. w. Russell
Theodore Stevens bought a fve-room.
semi-modern house at 2135 White street,
ana a similar nome dt %Aoo Wh4Ce s'le0C
was bought by Joseph Scully.
George Adams purchased from Stout a
house at GIT North Belmont avenue. and
a new home has been started at oil North
Belmont for Marvin Roberts.
Sale of eight lots in the Indian Lake
development, surrounding Indian Laka
north of the Pendleton pike and east Of
Lawrence, Ind, was reported among deals
made by statesmen for the real estate de-
partment of the Washington Bank and
Trust Company within the last week.
Approximately twenty-five lots, totaling
nearly $4,000, have been sold in the ad-