The Monett times., 1921-09-09
NEW BUILDINGS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

To convince yourself that Monet
is one of the liveliest towns in the
Ozarks is to walk over the resident
sections of the city and see the beauti-
full homes and we'll kept lawns, and 20
see the new homes under construction
The contractors and builders have
been buster this spring and summer
than ever before because there is
more building in Monett than ever be-
fore. not only in the resident districts
but in the business districts as well.
Monett is one of the most attractive
towns in Southwest Missouri and there
: are people coming here every day to
to make their homes.
Among the buildings being con-
structed are four modern homes in
the city and one just outside the city
limits. There are number of pe)-
pie making plans for homes and will
have them under construction within
a short time.
Ed Salzer started work last week
on a seven room house on Central
avenue, Just south of his residence
property. There will be four rooms
on the main floor with kitchen, din
ing room and wash room in the base
ment. 1t will be made attractive
with large concrete front porch,
SKIS feet, and will also have large
screened in back porch. 1t will have
all the modern conveniences.
J. W. Mayhem, residing one mile
north of the city, has plans and speci-
ficatons completed for very conven-
lent and roomy five room bungalow.
It is to be a frame structure with q
concrete and stucco foundation. The
house will be 26x40 feet, with an s
foot front porch made of concrete.
There will be a corner back porch,
10x12 feet. The rooms will all be on
one floor. The contract for this home
has not been let.
The new Duplex apartment house
of H. S. Horine's at No. 500 Fourth
street will be completed in about three
weeks. 1t is among the prettiest
homes in Monett, and has every mod
em convenience, including hot air
furnace. SThe upper floor, consisting
of four rooms and bath, is completed
and the worgmen are now completing
the first floor, which will consist of
, five rooms and bath. The first floor
has sleeping porch on the southwest
{ corner, and a back porch, Sx12 feet
screened in. There will be a large
front porch, Sx34 feet, and an upper
front porch, Sx16 feet, with bannis-
tiers. The Salzer Lumber company
has the contract for this home. Les
ter Parmalee, painter and designer, is
busy this week making the interior
decorations upstairs, the rooms being
finished in dainty colors of m1resco
When the house is completed Mr.
HORNE and family will occupy the
down stairs apartment and will rent
/ the upper apartment.
The Salzer Lumber company recent
ly completed a modern bungalow or
Cleveland avenue for Walter Perry
The bungalow has five large rooms
with bath, two closets and pantry. II
is frame structure, 24x40 feet, with
a concrete front porch, Sx20 feet, anc
a back porch, 6x10. The foundation
is of stucco and concrete. The large
south living room extends across the
entire front and is 12x24 feet. There
are two large bed rooms and kitchen
Mr.. Perry found that this bungalow
/ was so well arranged and convenien
, in every way, that he has let the con
tract for another bungalow just lik
it to be built on the west side of it.
, / Mrs. Alice Gerhardt has adde
! greatly to the appearance of her pro
perty at No. 704 Central avenue, D
having new porch built, and hav
: ing the house re-painted.
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