Manhattan Mercury from Manhattan, Kansas • 9

house, built this year at 530 Moro. It year on West Fremont is the one own- ed and occupied by A. M. Mitchell. It is a modern, 2-story frame house and cost $3,000.

MOKO STREET. W. J. Christie owns and lives in a 1-story, r-room, modern cottage at 416 Moro. The cos of building was $1,600.

Mrs. John Collins owns a 1-story, 5-room new house at 510 Moro. It is a modern little cottage and was built to rent. Mrs. W.

H. Elder lives iu a new LA RAM IE STREET. Harry Allingham is having an 8-room house built at 802 Laramie, which he will occupy as soon as it is The Haulenbeck Bungalow all modern conveniences. Mrs. M.

D. Crooks spent $3,600 on the new, 2-story, 8-room, modern house In which she lives at 831 Osage. Mrs. J. E.

House owns and rents the new, 6-room, modern house at 913 Osage. Another new house which deserves especial mention is the one owned and occupied by G. M. Boshart at 914 Osage. It is a two and a half story, frame, entirely modern, has eight rooms and is valued at $4,200.

The new house at 30 Osage is owned and occupied by A. Robertson. It is 8-rooms, two stories and modern, and cost $3,000. B. H.

Pound has a new house at 1000 Osage that cost him $3,000 besides the lot. It has six rooms, two halls and is modern. The 5-room house at 1020 Osage, first owned by C. Erickson, was sold to Mrs. C.

M. Westgate, who lives in It. It is a 1-story cottage and modern. W. N.

Slocum is having a new house built at 1019 Osage and will live in it as soon as it is completed. It will be a 6-room, completely modern cottage, valued at $3,500. teas feature of this room Is a big wood-fireplace over which is a sturdy brick-face mantle. At the rear of the room is a door leading into a pentry which opens into a small but conveniently arranged kitchen. Besides the rooms mentioned is a second bedroom and between the bedrooms is a well appointed bathroom.

The house is heated with hot water. Its appearance from the rear is almost as prepossessing as the front view herewith presented. In building this bungalow the Haulenbecks seem to have tried to see how handsome and comfortable a home they could put up with the money they had to spend rather than how big and showy a house thev could build for $3200 with gratifying results. a 1-story, partly modern, frame cottage, having six rooms. J.

Akers built a 5-room cottage at 60S Moro and sold it to W. L. House, who lives in it. It is a story and a half and is modern throughout. C.

W. Wheeland has built a 2-room addition to his house at 609 Moro. Frank Kisser owns and lives in a story and a half, 7-room, modern, new cottage at 721 Moro. At 810 Moro Frank Evans ias had built a $2,500 house, in which he lives. It is a 2-story frame building, nas seven rooms and is modern.

J. J. McCray has built a $4,000 nouse of 001 Mnrn flllfi is living in it. It is modern, has ten rooms and is two stories, besides a large attic and a basement. Mrs.

L. D. Page owns and lives in a new, 2-story frame house at 918 Moro. It is modern, has seven rooms and cost F. Jenkins has had erected a story and a half cottage at 924 Moro.

It has six rooms and is modern. C. Drake lives in his own new house, which he had built at a cost of $3,500 at 1016 Moro. It has eight rooms, all modern, with a large circular front porch. It is two and a half stories high.

Louis Christie is having a 2-story frame house erected at 1015 Moro. It will have nine rooms, all modern conveniences. Air. Christie will occupy it as soon as It is completed. Miss Mary Dial owns and lives In the new house at 1030 Moro.

It is a two and a half story house, has nine rooms, modern and cost $4,500. W. P. Barber owns the new building, used as a barber shop by Barber Al-vord, at 1200 Moro. It is a 1-story, glass front building, 2Sx36 feet.

The Students' Co-operative association has erected a new 50x60 store building at the corner of Moro and Manhattan. It Is a 1-story brick and is ocupied by a book store and a dining hall. SEE ESTATE CO. -FOR- REAL BARGAINS IN FREMONT STREET. Will Pratt has just moved into his new 9-room house at 419 Fremont street.

It is a two and a half story frame structure and modern. Mrs. A. J. Streeter owns the new house at 511 Fremont and rents It.

It is a modern, 2-story square house and has eight rooms. O. N. Aylworth owns the new, 5-room modern cottage, in which he lives at 526 Fremont. John Akers built the new house at 530 Fremont and sold it to W.

H. Rhodes, who now lives in it. It contains eight rooms, is modern and has two stories. The new, 10-room, modern, 2-story, frame house at 608 Fremont is the property of Mrs. McCoy, who lives in it.

Mrs. Skinner is living in her newly constructed, 6-room house at 607 Fremont. The cottage is square, a story and a half and modern. C. O.

Mackinson owns and lives in his own new house at 609 Fremont. It is a 1-story, 5-room, modern cottage. Will Fleming had a 2-story house built at a cost of $2,000 at 615 Fremont. It is modern, has seven rooms and is rented. At 619 Fremont W.

O. Fleming has another new house built for rent. It is a modern, 5-room, 2-story house. Charlie Deere owns the 15-room, modern, two and a half story house which he has just moved into at 612 Fremont. Thomas Nicholson built a $3,000, modern, 7-room house at 608 Fremont and lives in it.

Mrs. Belle Reeves owns and rents out the new, 12-room, modern house erected at 721 Fremont. The large, new, frame house at 800 Fremont is owned and occupied by Miss Bertha Campbell. It is a 2-story house, has nine rooms, everything modern, and it is valued at $4,000. Carl Pfuetze owns the modern, 7-room, two and a half story house, lately erected at 815 Fremont.

The new, 7-room, modern house at 821 Fremont is the property of Mrs. T. J. Hageman, who lives in it. Ed Logan rents his new house, six rooms, and modern, 2-stories, at 911 Fremont.

Robert H. Terhune owns new house at 917 Fremont. It has eight rooms and is modern. Mr. Terhune lives in it.

Mrs. Minnie Alexander built a new house at 1116 Fremont this year and rents it to the Rickmans. It is a 2- Btory, modern house. G. W.

Wilcox owns and lives in a new 2-story, frame house on West Fremont that has 7 rooms in it. The house is partly modern has two stories and is covered with siding and shingles. Mrs. F. Allen rents her new 8-room, frame house on West.

Fremont. It is modern, has two stories running halt around the house. Another new house-built in the last The dwelling pictured above stands at the corner of Bluemont avenue and Eleventh street and is the property of Mr. and Mrs. John Haulenbeck, who adapted the plans from a house they had seen, and superintended its building.

Because it is a one-story structure with a shingled exterior and somewhat unique in design it is called a "bungalow." Although it contains only four rooms, the building cost the Haulenbecks $3,200. But with this $3,200 they put a lot of beauty and convenience and home coziness into this little house. The front door opens into an entrance vestibule. On one side of which is a bedroom and on the other a big, comfortable, combination living and dining room. The completed.

It will be a 2-story, frame W. H. Jones owns and rents the new. one and a half story cottage at 507 Laramie. The house is frame, has five rooms and is entirely modern.

The 2-story brick house at 503 Lara mie has been remodeled so thoroughly that it is really new. It has seven rooms and all modern equipment. It is owned by E. H. Davies and occupied by the E.

B. McCormicks. J. N. Limbocker has a 1-story cottage, built this year, at 611 Laramie.

It is mostly modern, has five rooms and was built to rent. G. F. Bates lives at 616 Laramie street in a new frame octtage of one story, partly modern, with five rooms. The price of the house is set at $1,950.

C. A. Limbocker had another new house built this year, which is located at 523 Laramie. It is a 5-room, partly modern cottage and is rented. T.

H. Powers owns and lives in one of this year's houses at 723 Laramie. It is a 2-story frame with eight rooms and all modern conveniences. The new house at 713 Laramie is owned and occupied by Harry McCor-mick. It is modern, of two stories and has eight rooms.

CtYiltVi la Viatrincy an fi.PAnm 9 800 house built, in which he will live, at 830 Laramie. It will have two stor-! ies and basement and will be modern. J. A. McCampbell lives in the new, 8-room, modern, 2-story house which he had built at 801 Laramie.

It is a frame house and has three porches. F. M. Justin owns a new, square, modern, 7-room, 2-story, frame house at 1206 Laramie, which he rents. I W.

A. Yount owns the 2-story frame house, which he lives in, at 1124 Lara mie. It has eight rooms, is modern and cost $4,200. Mrs. Mary Moore owns a new home at 1127 Laramie.

The cost of the house was $3,000. It has eight rooms, is two and a half stories and Is partly modern. Fairman is building a 5-room, one-story, modern frame cottage at 1108 Laramie, for rent. The cost of the building was $,2000. Kansas Farms and Manhattan City Property FROST REAL We have some snaps in City Property.

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