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WINNETKA TALK May 22, 1926 THE WEEK'S REAL ESTATE NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF | MOVE TO WINNETKA Nye F. Morehouse and family, of 318 Prairie avenue, moved to Winnet- ka about ten days ago. Eddington and Allen, Inc. real estate brokers at 410 Linden avenue, Wilmette, report that they sold the Morehouse family a home at 399 Elder lane, near Sheridan road. BUYS SCARBOROUGH HOME Robert A. Trovillion, who is connect- ed with the Illinois Central railway, has just purchased through Eddington and Allen, Inc, 410 Linden avenue, the J. B.. Scarborough residence at 227 Ninth street, Wilmette. Mr. Trovil- lion and family will take possession of their new home June 1, it is announced. For Beautifully wooded. rounding property division. Forest. 27 Acres Lake Forest North of Deerpath, West of Waukegan Road Private road to Waukegan Road. All sur- improved by Lends itself admirably to landscaping for a private estate or a very exclusive sub- Will Sell All, or in 5-Acre Units About 14 mile from new North Shore Elec- tric and within the new city limits of Lake Arnold Joerns, Owner 26 East Huron St., CHICAGO Telephone Superior 5300 SALE Wonderful sunsets. estates. Franken Bros. Nursery Deerfield, Ill you the pleasure of seeing about 350 different varieties of Dar- win, Cottage and Breeder tulips in blossom, and extend, there- | We would like to share with fore, a cordial invitation to you to visit us from May 22nd to the end of the blooming season. Buys Sheridan Road Lot; Expects to Build Soon Nathan Elson, residing at Sheridan road and Forest avenue, Wilmette, has purchased through Hill and Stone, of | 404 Linden avenue, the fine piece of vacant at the southeast corner of Sheridan road and Washington avenue, formerly owned by Augusta Miller, and expects to improve the same soon. BUILD NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bennett, formerly residing at 1228 Ashland ave- nue, Wilmette, have purchased the southwest corner of Ashland avenue and Thirteenth street, through the firm of Edington and Allen, Inc., 410 Linden avenue. The Bennetts have started building and expect to occupy their new home by the latter part of the summer, it is said. GO TO FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Turner have recently sold their home at 749 Twelfth street, Wilmette, and expect to make their future home on the southeast coast of Florida. Charles E. Hotze, associated with Lloyd Hollister, Inc., was the purchaser and Eddington and Allen, Inc, 410 Linden avenue, were the brokers. FLOOD FAMILY RETURNS Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Flood, who were formerly residents of Wilmette, are again located in the village, having purchased through Hill and Stone, of 404 Linden avenue, the new six-room brick house erected by James Crabb, at 116 Sixteenth street, and of which they have taken possession. ASK MORE SERVICE Village of Glenview to Confer With Railway Company on Extension of Lines With the extension of her village limits' boundaries to include several hundreds of acres, and on the east to a point to include the Glenayre station of the new Skokie Valley line of the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railway, Glenview appears to be go- ing still further and bids fair, it is said, to have very soon still another line of transportation, that of the Ev- anston Street railway. At the regular quarterly business meeting of the Glenview Chamber of Commerce, on May 27, Charles F. Speed, manager of the Evanston Rail- way company, will address the Glen- view body of business men on the mat- ter of the proposed extension of his line to Glenview. Another prominent speaker, whom it is announced will be at the meet- ing, is Max Murdock, secretary of the General Council for the Illinois State association of Real Estate boards. The activity in the past two years in acreage real estate between Wil- mette and Glenview, all of which ter- ritory during that time has been an- nexed either to Glenview or Wilmette and a great deal of it subdivided, sold and in many instances improved, is being given further attention by the nnouncement of the contemplated plan of the Evanston Railway company, and the meeting at Glenview Thursday evening of next week, promises to be one of the most interesting of the sea- son. The meeting will be at the Vil- lage school house at 8 o'clock. The Garage build -for you. can take your choice. Some handle the proposition on 1230 Leon Place, Evanston It must be in keeping with its surroundings and be con- structed to withstand all kinds of weather through the coming years. That is the type of garage we will gladly We have many plans from which you little as $245--and through our financing service, you can Should you wish to build the garage yourself, we will furnish the materials on a time payment basis. | Cairo Building Material Co. You Want of them can be built for as small- monthly payments. Phones Univ. 7614-4255 I =