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138 Historical Souvenir of Greenville, Illinois. our records by fire I cannot give date of initiation or time of death: Myron Ostrom, Thomas Chamberlain, Joel Elam, S. B. Holcomb, James M. Fergus, Joseph Campbell, Alex Kelsoe, W. S. Colcord, C. W. Holden, Adolph Hefter, Wm. Bell, J. E. Travis, David H. Winans, D. H. Phillips, D. D. Robbins, Theo. Smith, P. G. Vawter, Richard Stowe, J. B. Hunter, L. M. White, S. W. Marston, Williamson Plant, J. K. McLean, M. B. Chittenden, R. C. Sprague, Anson Sprague, George Laws, John T. Barr, Jacob Koonce, Daniel Jett, J. H. Birge, L. P. Littlefield, David Able, E. Gaskins, Thos. W. Smith, M. G. Dale, D. P. Hagee, John B. Reid, John F. Laws, A. G. Morgan, Wm. Scott, S. R. Perry, W. A. Libbey, C. T. Floyd, O. B. Colcord, E. A. Floyd, T. W. Floyd, G. W. Hill, Hance Corsby, H. W. White, S. H. Croker, Alex Buie, E. Francisco, J. F. Alexander, George Gibson, Cyrus Birge, Rufus Elam. J. A. Combs. J. Mattinly. D. Wilkins, Robert Thompson, Wm. McGuire, Geo. W. Moffat, J. T. Fouke, Edwin Birge, J. L. Lester, S. B. Gower, R. K. Dewey, D. B. Sturgis, John Melone, G. W. Miller, J. H. Murdock, C. B. Hamilton, J. H. Moss, J. P. Paulding, C. E. Stearns, M. V. Denny. Henry H. Wood, Alex Calahan, Thomas Met- calf. Lemuel Adams, F. A. Sabin, S. H. Wise, E. B. Smith, John T. Castle, F. M. Eakin, Ralph Wilds, A. L. Doud, Thos. J. Purnell, A. Sellers, J. J. Mathews, L. J. Seagraves, M. Klump, R. L. George, C. M. Hamilton. In looking over this list of mem- Mr. and Mrs. R. \V. H.\stings and Childrkn, Hazel a.nd Byrl. Henry D. Jackson, Prof. A. H. Jackson, Mrs. A. II. Jackson, Bookkeeper for a large coal com- Born and raised near Greenville, a A Bond County Teacher for sevenpany at Portland, Oregon, and a teacher for 29 year.s. Ten years teen vears. rising young attorney. President of Bond County Teachers' Association.
F. E. MiEK, Proprietor of Micr's nual market. bers I find but ten are still living and only one is still a member of the lodge and that one is R. K. Dewey, who is the oldest Odd Fellow belonging to the lodge, and there are but very few, if any, in the state older in the order. There have been over 415 members initiated in this lodge since its organi- zation. The present membership is 110. There are now thirty-six past grands belonging to the lodge. Our membership is steadily increasing, some six or ten having been initiated, advanced and exalted since the fire of October last. H. A. DURRE, A well known business man. Historical Souvenir of Greenville, Illinois. F. E. Miek's Meat Market, North Second Street. Although Clark Lodge is the oldest working lodge in the state she has never had a permanent home until a few months ago. The lodge has purchased the drug store and grounds at the northwest corner of the public square, and are having it remodeled so as to use the second story for a home for the old lodge. The price paid was $7,000, which at present advanced prices of real estate within the city, is considered a good bargain. 139 ©rccnvillc Lodge No. 245t 3. f. and H. ]M. By Joseph H. McHenry. Greenville Lodge No. 245 A. F. and A. M. was instituted under dispensation October 28, 1S56. The dispensation was granted on petition of William M. Bell, W. H. Collins, P. W. Hutchinson, J. B. Mr. and .Mrs. F. B. Sells and Daughter, Mrs. H. A. Durre. Mr. Sells is an insurance agent.
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HISTORICAL SOUVENIR OF GREENVILLE,
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A Condensed History of Greenville,
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