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148 Historical Souvenir of Greenville, Illinois. Anton Plog, A member of the firm of Plog and White, restauranters. A. Harper, Eliza Hair, Victoria Hair, Birdie Noe, Florence A. Jackson. Dora Palmer, Emma Wannamaugher. The following were the first officers of the lodge: Commander, Carrie Wasem; Past Commander, Marie L. Ravold; Record Keeper, Dora F. Lutz; Finance Keeper, Eilia Hall; Chaplain, Lucy M. Cable: Sergeant, Anna DeMoulin; Mistress at Arms, Birdie Noe; Sentinel, Martha Palmer; Picket, Lena Clementz; Physician, Dr. Lina M. Rosat. The hive at present has a membership of thirty-five and the following are the officers: Commander, Laura Hair; Past Commander, Parilee Mueller; Lieutenant Commander, Emma Wannamaugher: Record Keeper, Carrie Wasem; Finance Keeper, Kate Murdock; Chaplain, Lucy M. Cable; Sergeant, Mrs. Matilda Susenbach; Mistress at Arms, Bessie Betterton; Sentinel, Jane Near: Picket, Hannah C. Davis; Physicians, Dr. L. M. Ravold and Dr. L. M. Rosat. Banher'9 -fraternal dnton. By J. H. Allio. Greenville Council, No. 110, Bankers' Fraternal Union, was organized in Masonic Temple, December IS, 1903. by W. A. Northcott, Supreme Organizer. The first officers of the council were Past President, C. J. Lindly: President, E. E. Cox; Vice President, M. M. Sharp; Financial Secretary, J. H. Allio: Corresponding Secretary, G. L. Meyer; Banker, George V. Weise; Associate Editor, Will C. Wright; Sergeant at Arms, G. M. Oudyn; Conductor, Oscar Wafer; Inside Guard, Will McAdow; Outer Guard, G. G. Davis; Trustee, Ward Reid: Musical Director, Ed De- Moulin; Medical Examiners, Dr. W. T. Easley and Dr. B. F. Coop. The same officers are still in office. The present membership is 33. Mrs. Anton Plog. Colby post No. 301, 6. H. R. By J. H. Ladd. Colby Post No. 301, G. A. R. was mustered in by Captain Henry D. Hull on July 2, 1883, with the following named charter members; J. B. Reid, C. W. Watson, R. K. Dewey, *E. B. Wise, *John Losch, Wm. Nagle, John H. Boughman, *Wm. H. H. Beeson, *Rev. J. B. White, *D. B. Evans. *IT. B. Bowers, S. M. Former County Treasurer H. W. Blizz.\rd, Mrs. Blizz.^rd, Son and Daughter.
\Vm. a. Leidel, Manager of Leidel Ice Company. Tabor, John H Hawley, Joseph T. Fouke, *T. B. Wood, Wm. T. Pointer, Geo. H. FoUett, J. W. Reed, *Lemuel Adams, B. A. Harbine, Thomas K. Ridgway, Wm. Ingels, *David \V. Merry, *James Stack, Lewis J. Myers, James C. Sanderson, *August Breuning, Thomas S. Vaughn, *Henry Voate, *Wm. A. Allen, *Fred Merry, *Geo. C. McCord, *John Schlup, Joseph N. Harned. Those marked with a * are the deceased charter members. Colby Post was named by the first captain of Co. F 130th. 111. Volunteers in honor of Captain W. M. Colby, who was mortally wounded in the charge at Vicksburg, May 22nd, IS 63 and who died May 23rd. 1863. The first officers of the Post were: Post Commander, J. B. Reid; Senior Vice, C.W.Watson: Junior Vice, R. K. Dewey; Adjutant, U. B. Bowers: Quartermaster, E. B. Wise: Surgeon. W. H. H. Beeson; Chaplain. J. B. White: Officer of the Day, JohnLosch: Officer of the Guard. Wm. Xagel: Sargeant Major, D. B. Evans: Quartermaster Sergeant, J. F. Boughman. From this time on the Post commanders have been: J. B. Reid, 1SS4: R. K. Dewey, 1885: J. H. Hawley. IS 86: Lemuel Adams, 1887: J. C. Sanderson, 1888; J. T. Buchanan, 1889: J. B. Reid, 1890- 91: D. B. Evans, 1892: R. K. Dewev. 1S9?,; J. B. Reid, 1894; W. W. Lowis. 1S95; J. B. Reid, 1896-98: J. T. Buchanan, 1899-1900: C. K. Denny, 1901: H. H. Staub, 1902; A. C. Jett, 1903: J. H. Ladd, 1904- 5. The officers of the Post for 1905, were as follows: J. H. Ladd, Com- Historical Souvenir of Greenville, Illinois. Leidei. Ice Company's Ice House, at Rankins Park. mander; J. W. Daniels, Senior Vice Commander: Wm. T. Pointer, Junior Vice Commander; Dr. D. Wilkins, Surgeon; Rev. O. Hockett, Chaplain; J. T. Buchanan, Officer of the Day; George Johnson, Officer of the Guard: W. W. Lowis, Adjutant; C. K. Denny, Quartermaster; J. H. Hawley, Quartermaster Sergeant; J. B. Reid, Sergeant Major. The 1906 officers are: Commander, J. F. Boughman: Senior Vice Commander, J. L. Koonce; Junior Vice Commander, Ransom Pope: Surgeon, Dr. W. D. Matney; Chaplain, Rev. O. Hockett; Quartermaster, C. K. Denny; Officer of the Day, J. T. Buchanan; Officer of the Guard, George Ewing; Adjutant, W. 149 W. Lowis: Quartermaster Sergeant, Wm. M. Goad; Sergeant Major, John H. Hawley. One half the charter membership has answered the last roll call. Colby Relief Corps. By Mrs. C. K. Denny. Colby Relief Corps was organized April 7, 1S94, and Mrs. J. B. White with twenty-five other ladies signed the petition for the charter. The same was received April 21st, and the first meeting called on that date. Store of W. A. and R. F. Stubblefield.
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HISTORICAL SOUVENIR OF GREENVILLE,
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A Condensed History of Greenville,
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James Enloe, Deceased, Who came to
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