The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-04-23

the bridges where needed; all streets
be graded up with a grader, clean on,
all bitches and fill holes in streets
until they are in good condition; that
the city CLERK post five notices in con.
spicuous places in the city, notifying
the people that Wednesday, April rs
is cleanup day. Everybody clean up
their premises. streets and alleys abou,
their properly. J. W. Grouse will do.
nate team and wagon 10 haul the
rubbish away. That the calaboose be
used 10 store the fire hose in. That
signs be placed in several places on
main street 70 read don't park cars
here and several signs put up where
cars are 10 be parked TO read park
cars here" That several new electric
lights be placed in our city, one on
Main Street, near the Hanging Bias.
kct, one close to the bridge on Chest.
nut Street, and one where the cars
should be parked,
Forest City Lodge, No. 2i4, A. r.
& A. NJ. held q special communication,
Saturday afternoon, April II. Grand
Master Carroll was present, and oil
lodges OF the county ware invited 10
assist in raising the following TO the
sublime degree Of Master Masons.
Messrs. Curtis =. Raiser. Fred d. Con.
ner, Dan Hshn, Jr.. and Warren H..
Brett. Al six o'clock the lodge was
called from labor " refreshments,
when they repaired to the city hall,
where they found the ladies' OF the
Eastern Star had bounteoas luncheon
prepared, which was much appreciated
by the hungry workmen. Mr.. ID. NJ.
Martin and his orchestra from Oregon
supplied the music, which is always
good when Dan has the baton In his
hand. After eating 10 full capacity
the lodge returned TO their hall. where
an interesting talk was made by Grand
Master Carroll and other members,
after which labor was again resumed.
About 10 o'clock the lodge was closed.
and the members again returned To-
the banquet hall where they cleaned
up on the fragments, and after more
talking and smoking they dispersed,
all seeming 10 have had q GLORIOUS
time. They are indeed thankful to the
ladies for their sistance
Saturday, April Ia, was Uncle
Papl' 20. c. Plummcr's seth birth
health, but manages 20 get up town
once in n while. We hope he will en-
joy many more birthdays.
Friday evening the Benton schoo
closed after an eight months term
The day was greatly enjoyed about
6s people being present, a Zine pro
gram was rendered, and live tables
were well losaied with good things !,
eat, which all enjoyed. There were
visitors present from Bigclow. ~. Jo'
seph and other cities. Miss Mildred
DOison. Of near Bigeiow, has been th'
teacher.
The following committees We're APP
pointed by the mayor at an ad)ournet
meeting, held "wednesday evening
April IA: Street. A. J. Limp, j. !
Birmingham; finance, a. J, Gotten
j. NJ. Shumnte; treasurer A. J. Cot
ten; city park, A. J; Gotten. =, l
Birmingham; city hall, A. j. Limp
J. T. Birmingham; city clerk, FfTnl
Mills; fire, {, y, France, Thos. V
4 care, Lawrence Fawks and .. A
Williams; health, Mayor. A. J. Gotten
A. J Limp. 4. l.. Gardner and =. +
Bullock; city physician, r. l.. Gard
ner; street commissioner, J.. q, GLASS
assessor, J. W. Fi,zmauriee.
Mrs. Ralph Meyer entertained th'
l.. l.. Z Club, Thursday, April 10. MIS-
Bernard Mitchell will be the neN'
hostess, Thursday, April 20.
Mrs. W. i. Cradle was on th'
sick list, Tuesday, with ptomaln'
poisoning, but Is better Mt this writing
we are glad to hear. -,