Historical souvenir of Greenville, Illinois : being a ... - University Library
Historical souvenir of Greenville, Illinois : being a ... - University Library
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F. E. MiEK,<br />
Proprietor <strong>of</strong> Micr's nual market.<br />
bers I find but ten are still living<br />
and only one is still a member <strong>of</strong><br />
the lodge and that one is R. K.<br />
Dewey, who is the oldest Odd Fellow<br />
belonging to the lodge, and<br />
there are but very few, if any, in<br />
the state older in the order. There<br />
have been over 415 members initiated<br />
in this lodge since its organi-<br />
zation. The present membership is<br />
110. There are now thirty-six past<br />
grands belonging to the lodge. Our<br />
membership is steadily increasing,<br />
some six or ten having been initiated,<br />
advanced and exalted since<br />
the fire <strong>of</strong> October last.<br />
H. A. DURRE,<br />
A well known business man.<br />
<strong>Historical</strong> Souvenir <strong>of</strong> <strong>Greenville</strong>, <strong>Illinois</strong>.<br />
F. E. Miek's Meat Market, North Second Street.<br />
Although Clark Lodge is the<br />
oldest working lodge in the state<br />
she has never had a permanent<br />
home until a few months ago. The<br />
lodge has purchased the drug store<br />
and grounds at the northwest corner<br />
<strong>of</strong> the public square, and are having<br />
it remodeled so as to use the second<br />
story for a home for the old lodge.<br />
The price paid was $7,000, which at<br />
present advanced prices <strong>of</strong> real estate<br />
within the city, is considered<br />
a good bargain.<br />
139<br />
©rccnvillc Lodge No. 245t 3. f.<br />
and H. ]M.<br />
By Joseph H. McHenry.<br />
<strong>Greenville</strong> Lodge No. 245 A. F.<br />
and A. M. was instituted under dispensation<br />
October 28, 1S56. The<br />
dispensation was granted on petition<br />
<strong>of</strong> William M. Bell, W. H.<br />
Collins, P. W. Hutchinson, J. B.<br />
Mr. and .Mrs. F. B. Sells and Daughter, Mrs. H. A. Durre. Mr. Sells is<br />
an insurance agent.