The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-09
LOCAL BUILDING
CONTINUES WITH
PROSPECTS GOOD
Number OF Dwellings Built During
Winter Months and Activity In
oreases a. Spring Crowds
Cold Days Out.
STEADY coHsfRST'ccTIoN HH7S'c
No slump 10 Expected. Modern
HuneaIows and More PrstentIous
Residences Going Up In All
Quarters OF City.

Building activity here has con.
tinued through the winter months.
according TO information gathered
In a survey yesterday afternoon.
Despite the unfavorable weather
conditions. many new residences
have been completed since the dawn
OF winter and several are now
under construction.
Oveniauling and remodelIng of
many residences also IL being made.
according to lumber and building
materials dealers.
Joe BALL Is now remodellng his
two.sioiy dwelling house at 1901
Minnesota avenue. This residence
was damaged by fire several weeks
ago.
ID. H. Roche IL planning TO soon
start the construction OF five.
room bungalow in the 500 block on
South Ninth street.
The two-story residence included
in the Hampton property recently
purchased by ]. W. Owsley. is being
remodeled and converted into
modern residence In the 1900 block
on Chickasha avenue.
Construction of modern six
room bungalow at 4l6 Minnesota
avenue has been started by Chester
Cowan.
Dr. A. II. Morrow recently com.
pleted the construction OF modern
residence and Office al 32l North
Sixth street.
AT the corner OF Eighth street and
Idaho avenue. L. White has two mod
ern six.room bungalows under con-
Btruction.
Construction of two modern six
room bungalows In the 900 block on
Iowa avenue Is underway. These
houses are being built for Il. G.
Walker ht
Raymond Bond has just completed
modern five-room bungalow at 706
South Sixteenth street
Work has been started on the
construction of seven.room mod
ern bungalow at 1918 South Eighth
street. This will be the property
Of T. T. Montgomery, city superin-
tendent of schools.
A six-room modern bungalow Is
under construction at 1922 Iowa ave-
nuo. This bungalow will be the
property of Claud Kicker, manager
of the VIM. Cameron Lumber COM
pany's yard here.
w. w. HARRISON has started the
construction of five.room modern
on Eighteenth street near
the Oklahoma College for Women.
Mr.. HARRISON recently completed
fiveroom bungalow on the adjoining
lot.
The NJ. c. Butler home, 1919
South Eighth street, has been COM
peted. This is Broom modern
residence.
The Broom modern residence be-
longing to A. G. Huseman, member
of the firm of Butler and Huseman.
local architects, has been completed
on Eighteenth street.
l.. c. Hutson is completing mod.
ern two story brick residence at
the corner of Florida avenue and
Eighth street.
ID. b. Irwin has d four.room cot
tage under construction in the ad-
dition just south OF the Oklahoma
College for Women. In the same
locality, Clayton Young just recently
a five-room bungalow.
Construction of the eightroom ad-
dition to the New Chickasha Hotel.
124 Chickasha avenue. These rooms
have private baths and are strictly
according to the hotel man
agement. The addition cost approx
lmately $4,000, it Is said.
Work Of remodeling the Kendall
corner Fifth street and
Kansas avenue has been completed
The Purity Bottling Works have
been moved from 619 Chickasha ave-
nue. to the Kendall building formerly
by Chas. BLY,. The other
building which has just been re-
paired at a cost of several thousand
dollars is occupied by the Lindsay
Ice Cream company
Local lumber and building ma
terials dealers report an active
market for cement, stone and such
products. This indicates, they say.
that the sidewalk construction pro-
gram is being carried on as vigor-
GUS as usual.