Valley Home Sales

Thu., Feb. 5, 1998

8117 E. Mission Beneficial Washington Inc., $84,500.

1844 N. Salmon, Greenacres Condron Construction Inc., $125,900.

1012 S. Marigold, Veradale Condron Construction Inc.

14119 E. 17th Carol Durbin, $100,000.

23418 E. Second, Liberty Lake Associates Relocation Management Co., $215,000.

5306 N. Vincent, Newman Lake HFS Mobility Services, $101,900.

11810 E. 37th Gerald and Arlene Ingwerson, $99,950.

24813 E. Roxanne, Newman Lake Karen Gibbon, $70,000.

5208 N. Vincent, Newman Lake John Merkel, $96,000.

14204 E. 23rd Richard and Tamra Wilimek, $133,900.

14218 E. 17th Jeri and Renee Thomas, $103,500.

12003 E. Mansfield Robert and Zanthe Kenney, $50,000.

623 S. Greenridge, Liberty Lake Vernon and Maxine Simmons, $72,000.

1216 N. University Stephen Volz, $70,000.

3504 N. Edgerton Mark and Shawna Russell, $84,000.

6009 E. 11th Donald and Reita Campbell, $97,500.

324 N. McCabe Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, $76,027.

1913 S. Calvin Troy and Annette Gilbert, $114,000.

1116 N. Homestead Greenstone Corporation, $55,000.

917 N. Herald The Estate Of Jack Stowell, $72,500.

2821 S. Century Greer Construction, Inc., $109,130.

4007 S. Sunderland Terry and LaVonne Childers, $209,000.

1814 S. Dearborn Jonathan and Wanda Dahlstrom, $179,000.

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