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GENERAL INDEX.
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Abbreviations
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Alphabetical List of Names.
.... 39 to 391
Classified Business Directory
391
Index to Advertisers
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Champaign County Business Direc-
Street Number Directory 451
tory
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R. F. D. Directory
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
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Abernathy, A. W.
Bottom Lines
Abstract Co. of Champaign
Front Cover
Anheuser-Busch Brew. Ass'n ..
L Side Lines
Bacon Bros
L. Top Lines
Beach, B. C., & Co
. L. Side Lines
Beardsley Hotel
Inside Front Cover
Beardsley Hotel Barber Shop
R. Top Lines
Besore, C. A., Estate.
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Blaisdell Bros.
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Blatz Val. Brew. Co.
Index B
Bliss, Geo. P.
Front Cover
Braithwaite, R. W., Dr
Front Fly
Burr, E. M., & Co.
Front Fly
Campbell, F. G., & Son .. R. Bottom Lines
Champaign Candy Co.
Back Cover
Champaign County Herald.
93
Champaign Gas & Electric Supply Co ..
Back C'over
Champaign Cycle & Gun Co.
94
Champaign County Abstract Co.
Back Cover
Chester Transfer Co. .. 97 Clark, C. N., & Co. R. Side Lines Coffey, Thomas 102
Coffin, W. E.
Front Cover
Coffman, W. H.
Commercial Bank.
Index C
Courier, Daily, U.
Index D
Cunningham Bros.
114
Derrough, A. D., & Son
123
Dougan & Gorman.
129
Empire Steam Laundry
Index E
Englis'n Bros.
R. Bottom Lines
Ensley, I. A.
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Foltz, F. M.
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First Nat'l. Bank of Champaign.
Top Lines
Gabriel, W. R ..
. Bottom Lines
Gailivan & Mahar
.152
Gazette, The Champaign.
.Front Cover
Giobe Eng.
Index G
Harwood & Clark.
R. Bottom Lines
Haring & Weir
R. Top Lines
Hartford, Wm. Dr
176
Hatch, C. B. (Beardsley Hotel)
Inside Front Cover
Heffernan, John, & Son
.180
Helms, B ..
L. Top Lines
Hensley, W. C.
L. Side Lines
Hoadley, J. W.
Index H
Howse, L. K. & Co.
Index H
Huff, S. E., & Co.
Back Cover
Illinois Title & Trust Co
.Front Cover
King, Wesley E.
.. 212
Konkey, Wm. C ..
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Knowlton & Bennett
.. R. Bottom Lines
Krabbe, Charles
216
Leavitt Mfg. Co.
Index L
Lipp & Longden.
L. Side Lines
Matheny, P. T. Barnum
.. 239
Mauppin, E. C.
R. Side Lines
Meskimen, A. L.
L. Bottom Lines
Miebach, C. F
244
Miller, H. M.
.246
McDonnell, John.
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Mittendorf & Kiler.
.. R. Bottom Lines
Monroe & Keusink Bros.
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Murphy, P. J.
.. 256
News, The Champaign.
. Front Cover
Pattengale Bros.
L. Bottom Lines
Petty, G. R., & Co.
R. Bottom Lines
Percival & Morehead.
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Price, Wm., Estate.
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Price, E. A.
290
Souder, S. H.
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Post, H. G ..
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Putnam, Walter L ..
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Remington Typewriter Co.
Index R
Rieckhoff, L. F.
.300
Righter, George F., & Co.
L. Bottom Lines
Roach & Morrissey
R. Bottom Lines
Roberts, F. S.
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Rittenhouse, George
.301
Rising & Clinkenbeard.
R. Top Lines
Roloff, Carl
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Royer, J. W.
309
Robinson, W. R. L. .304
Sale, Dr. F. O ..
312
Shaw & Plotner Bros.
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Sheldon Brick Co
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Smith Ice & P'k'g. Co.
L. Top Lines
Smith Premier Typewriter Co .... Index K
Southern Hotel
Front Fly
Sperry, H. T., & Son
.334
Spencer & Temple.
.334
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Stephens, B. C.
.338
Stipes, Royal A.
Index S
Swannell, H. & Son
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Swearingen, J. V.
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Sunnyside Poultry Farm.
.. L. Top Lines
Times, The
Index T
Trevett-Mattis Banking
L. Top Lines
Twin City Grocery Co. R. Top Lines Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co. ..
Backbone
Twin City Printing Co.
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Tucker, S.
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Urbana Banking Co.
. Front Cover
Van Petten, W. J.
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Vanscoyoc, S. C.
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Walker & Mulliken
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Walsh, Heuck & Co
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Wilber, R. S.
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Wuesteman, A. E.
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Zorger, Dr
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By J. W. ROYER, City Engineer.
CHAMPAIGN MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY
MAY 1, 1904.
CHAMPAIGN CITY GOVERNMENT.
City Building-2, 4, 6, 8 North Neil.
Mayor-Edwin S. Swigart.
Clerk-Charles D. Stevens. Attorney-Fred B. Hamill.
Treasurer -- George N. Cunningham.
Engineer-O. L. Gearhart.
Superintendent of Streets-C. H. Russell.
Chief of Police-A. U. Keller.
Police Magistrate-Jacob Buch. Health Officer-W. E. Schowengerdt.
Collector-Edward Bigelow. Sanitary Policeman-C. Q. Cummings.
Janitor City Building-Thomas Kent.
City Council.
The regular stated meetings of the City Council shall be held at the City Council chambers during the period between April 1 and November 1 of each year, on each Tuesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, and from November 1 of each year until April 1 of the ensuing year, the regular stated meetings shall be held on the first and third Tues- days of each month, at the aforesaid hour and place.
Aldermen.
First Ward-W. A. Giese, James McCann. Second Ward-F. E. Matheny, S. A. Blaine. Third Ward-W. F. Fluck, J. B. Woodcock. Fourth Ward-Charles Mollet, C. J. Roberts. Fifth Ward-L. A. Weaver, S. K. Hughes.
Council Committees.
Finance-Weaver, Blaine, McCann. Purchasing and Printing-Hughes, Roberts, Mollet. Auditing-Giese, Blaine, Fluck.
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Light-Woodcock, Matheny, Giese.
Health-Roberts, Hughes, Giese.
Buildings and Grounds-Fluck, McCann, Roberts.
Railroads and Judiciary-Blaine, Weaver, Woodcock.
Police-Matheny, Mollet, Weaver.
Streets and Alleys-Hughes, Roberts, Woodcock, Blaine, McCann.
Drainage-Mollet, Matheny, Weaver, Giese, Woodcock.
Sewerage-McCann, Matheny, Mollet.
Fire and Water-Matheny, Hughes, Fluck.
WARDS OF THE CITY.
First-The First ward of said city shall consist of and include so much of and such part of the territory of said city lying west of the eastern boundary of said city, as follows: Connecting at the junction of the eastern and southern limits of said city, thence west along said south line to a point on a line with the center of Fifth street, thence north on said line to the center of Uni- versity avenue, thence west along the center of University avenue to the center of Third street, thence north on the center of Third street, and on a line continuing thereon to the north line of said city, thence east on said north line to the eastern limits of said city, thence south on said east line to the place of beginning.
Second-The Second ward of said city shall comprisc and include so much and such part of the territory within the limits of said city as lies west of the First ward, described in the preceding, to the center of the main track of the Illinois Central Railroad. Third-The Third ward shall comprise and include so much and such part of the territory within the limits of said city as lies west of the center of the main track of the Illinois Central Rail- road to and including the east line of Randolph street, and on a line continuing thereon to the city limits on the north, and to the city limits on the south.
Fourth-The Fourth ward shall comprise and include so much and such part of the territory within the limits of said city as lies west of the western line of said Third ward, as described in the preceding section, to the center of Elm street, and on a line continuing thereon to the city limits on the north and to the city limits on the south.
Fifth-The Fifth ward shall comprise and include so much and such part of the territory within the limits of said city as lies
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west of the westerly line of said Fourth ward, as described in the preceding section, to and including the western limits of said city.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police Commissioners-A. C. Singbusch, C. W. Crosby, B. C. Beach. Police Magistrate-Jacob Buch.
Chief-A. U. Keller.
Captain-R. J. Riley.
Patrolmen-Thomas McGraw, James Cochrane, H. B. Mathews, Henry Goss, Ben Mckinney.
Keeper of the Prison-Thomas Kent.
Driver of Patrol-John Garrett.
CHAMPAIGN FIRE DEPARTMENT.
City Building-First South and University Avenue.
Chief-A. L. Percival.
Assistant Chief-Wm. Keusink.
Captain Hose Company-Howard Ross.
Captain Hook and Ladder Company-Charles Krabbe.
Secretary-Edward K. Demlow.
Treasurer --- Wm. A. Giese.
Driver Hook and Ladder-John Garrett.
Driver Hose-Frank C. Welch.
Firemen-Noah Bacon, Tuell M. Bacon, Fred W. Bassett, Henry C. Dickerson, Fritz C. Ely, John Ely, Louis Ely, B. Richard Ham- mer, John McMannaway, Walter E. Price.
District Fire Signals.
1-2 Business District, West Side.
1-3 Business District, East Side.
2-1 East of Prairie and south of Park street to Springfield avenue.
2-2 East of Prairie and north of Park street to Columbia avenue.
2-3 West of Prairie and south of Park street.
2-1 West of Prairie and north of Park street.
2-5 South of Springfield avenue, west of I. C. R. R.
2-6 North of Columbia avenue, west of I. C. R. R.
3-1 South of University avenue, east of I. C. R. R.
3-2 North of University avenue, cast of I. C. R. R.
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4 strokes repeated, firemen's meeting.
2 strokes, call for Fire Chief.
Notice-In sending in an alarm of fire by telephone, please give the exact location to the central office. Don't call up the engine house.
A. L. PERCIVAL, Chief.
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
John R. Trevett, President; C. H. Baddeley, Secretary ; Thomas Franks, Fred Mengel, Andrew Monroe, O. E. Miller.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr. W. E. Schowengerdt-Health Officer.
Edwin S. Swigart-Chairman.
Charles D. Stevens-Recorder.
Members-Health Committee of City Council.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Postoffice-Imperial Building, northwest corner Walnut and Taylor streets.
Hours-7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Sundays-9 to 10 a. m. Money order and registry department-7:15 a. m. to 6 p. m. On all holidays, from opening hour till 10 a. m. On holidays, one carrier de- livery to all parts of city.
Postmaster-Ozias Riley.
Assistant Postmaster-F. W. Woody. 1
Letter Carriers.
No. 1, Charles Pittman; No. 2, George B. Yeats; No. 3, Russell Gillum; No. 4, Albert R. Ekbom; No. 5, Andrew Hampton; No. 6, George L. Scott; No. 7, John Sullivan; No. 8, Herbert L. Smith.
Special Delivery Carrier.
John L. Crannell.
Clerks.
Roy C. Sabin, Herbert Gates, Wm. Moller, Miss Alice Alberta Mc- Fadden, Miss Irene Hoxie.
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Janitor.
John L. Crannell.
Sub Stations.
No. 1. East University avenue, E. H. Lange, Superintendent. No. 2. Neil street, S. C. Tucker, Superintendent. i
Rural Free Delivery Carriers.
No. 1, Joseph L. Hines; No. 2, Oliver F. Locke; No. 3, S. L. Mont- gomery; No. 4, Berta J. Clarkson; No. 5, Cyrus Van Sant ; No. 6, Morton U. G. Miller.
CHAMPAIGN TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Supervisor-E. A. Kratz.
Assistant Supervisor-H. J. Leidendecker.
Town Clerk-Ferdinand W. Bassett.
Assessor-John A. Scott.
Collector-John M. Joyce.
School Trustees-A. R. Pratt, George W. Harwood, Abram Crist. Highway Commissioners-L. T. Daniels, J. M. Blaine, C. A. Percival. Justices of the Peace-W. H. Coffman, J. N. Armstrong, S. E. Weeks, Edward Bigelow, W. H. Dillman.
Constables-D. H. Loper, Henry Ahrens, Charles Sevier, J. S. Burke, A. M. Evans.
BANKS.
Champaign National Bank -- 13 Main. Incorporated 1882. Capital, $50,000. Surplus and undivided profits, $100,000. Edward Bailey, president; F. T. Walker, vice president; W. W. Maxwell, cashier; F. S. Bailey, assistant cashier.
Citizens' Bank-34 North Neil. Established 1895. A. M. Burke, president ; E. I. Burke, vice president; B. J. Burke, cashier.
Commercial Bank-Corner East University avenue and First street. M. E. Stamey, president; U. G. Swearingen, cashier; F. L. Stamey, assistant cashier.
First National Bank-Corner Main and Walnut. Established 1865. Capital, $65,000. Surplus and undivided profits, $105,000. B. F. Harris, Sr., president; H. H. Harris, cashier; G. A. Turell, assistant cashier.
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Illinois Title & Trust Co .- (Joint stock company)-10 Main. Cap- ital, $100,000. F. B. Vennum, president; V. W. Johnston, vice president ; Shields A. Blaine, cashier; George R. Shawhan, assistant cashier.
Trevett-Mattis Banking Co .- 16 Main. Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $50,000. Ross R. Mattis, president; W. P. Spalding, cashier.
LIBRARIES.
Champaign Public Library-Burnham Athenaeum, 306-308 West Church. Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. E. A. Kratz, president ; W. W. Maxwell, secretary; H. W. Berks, treasurer; Jeanette Roberts, librarian ; Mabel Jones, assistant librarian.
HOSPITALS.
Julia F. Burnham Hospital-Corner Springfield avenue and Fourth street. Mrs. N. M. Harris, president ; Mrs. Pillsbury, first vice president ; Dr. C. M. White, second vice president ; Mrs. A. Stern, recording and corresponding secretary; Mrs. James Burt, treas- urer; Frances North, superintendent.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Champaign Gazette-Daily and weekly. The Gazette, publishers. J. R. Stewart, president ; O. L. Davis, secretary; E. C. Flanigan, treasurer and business manager. Junction Hickory and Neil. Champaign News-Daily and semi-weekly. E. B. Chapin, editor and manager. Northeast corner Main and Walnut.
Champaign Times-Weekly. Powers & Fielding, publishers. 24-26 North Walnut.
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, HALLS, PARKS, etc.
Ahrens Building, 53-55 North Walnut.
Beardsley Hotel and Annex, Northwest corner Neil and Hill.
Beardsley Park-Between Eureka, Beardsley, Walnut and Champaign streets.
Burnham Athenaeum, 306-308 West Church.
Carpenter's Union Hall-Over 7 Main.
City Building-Corner Neil, First South and University avenue.
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Champaign National Bank Building-13 Main.
City Park-Between University avenue, State, Elm and Church streets.
Coliseum-Corner Washington and Hickory.
Davidson Park-Davidson Place.
Davidson Place-West end Church.
East Side Park-Between Springfield avenue, Second, Third and Healey streets.
Elk Auditorium-108 West Hill.
First National Bank Building-Corner Main and Walnut.
Gazette Building-Junction Hickory and Neil.
G. A. R. Hall-Over 16-18 Taylor.
Haley Building-313 East University avenue.
Hamilton Block-51-53 North Neil.
Harwood Block-71-75 North Neil.
Howard Building-111 West Church.
Illinois Building-( Morrissey Building) -Corner Neil and Park.
Illinois Hall -- Morrissey Building.
Imperial Building-Corner Walnut and Taylor.
I. O. O. F. Temple-9-11 North Neil.
Julia F. Burnham Hospital-Corner Springfield avenue and Fourth.
Kariher Block-55-57 North Neil.
K. of P. Hall-Over 53 North Neil.
Masonic Temple-20-22 Main.
Miebach's Hall-Over 71 East University avenue.
Modern Woodmen Hall-Over 15-17 Taylor. (Phillippe Building.)
Morrissey Building-Corner Neil and Park.
Mckinley Block-Corner Main and Walnut.
News Building-Corner Main and Walnut.
Old Gazette Building-2-4 Main. Opera House Block-Northwest corner Neil and Park. Painters' Union Hall-Over 13 Main.
Phillippe Building-15-17 Taylor.
Sanitarium Building-( Haley Block).
Southern Hotel-Corner University avenue and Neil.
Swannell Building-1-3 Main. West End Park-West city limits.
West Side Park-(City Park) . Willis Block-15-17 Main.
Wilson Building-East University avenue.
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CHAMPAIGN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Board of Education.
District No. 71, Township No. 19 North, Ranges 8 and 9 East Third P. M.
John N. Beers, John W. Stipes, Sarah H. Swigart, F. U. Helbling, Dr. W. L. Gray, I. A. Jackson, Mary C. Lee.
Officers-John N. Beers, president; Joseph Carter, secretary ; Joseph Carter, superintendent.
Standing Committees-Finance and Auditing-Mr. Jackson, Mr. Stipes and Mrs. Swigart.
Buildings and Grounds-Mr. Stipes, Mr. Jackson and Mr. Helbling. General-Mrs. Swigart, Dr. Gray, Mrs. Lee.
Supplies-Mr. Helbling, Mr. Jackson and Dr. Gray.
Teachers and Instruction-Dr. Gray, Mrs. Swigart and Mrs. Lee.
Domestic Science and Manual Training-Mrs. Lee, Mr. Helbing and Mr. Stipes.
Adjustment-Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Swigart and Mr. Stipes.
Teachers for 1903-04.
Joseph Carter, Superintendent.
High School. Corner Randolph and Hill.
Lottie Switzer, Principal; W. G. Palmer, Latin ; Jessie Bullock, Math- ematics ; Minnie Morris, Literature; Lois Franklin, English ; Florian Von Eschen, Science; John M. Berger, Science and Manual Training; Keturah Sim, German; Margaret Sidner, Stenography and Typewriting.
General-Addie McClain, Domestic Science; Chas. L. Moore, Music ; Clara Reasoner, Drawing; Mary Walker, Truant Officer.
Avenue School.
Corner University Avenue and Lynn.
Lena L. White, Eighth Grade and Principal ; Mabel Ricketts, Seventh Room ; Lucia Collins, Sixth Room; Agnes Bullock, Fifth Room ; Ella D. Thompson, Fourth Room; Margaret Duncan, Third Room; Lillie McDaniel, Second Room; D. Alice Taylor, First Room.
Marquette School.
Corner Clark and Fifth.
Ida R. Roads, Eighth Grade and Principal; Nellie Griffith. Seventh Room ; Nellie McWilliams, Sixth Room ; Cordelia Mclain, Fifth
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Room; Anna Mandeville, Fourth Room; Lena Ritter, Third Room ; Edna E. Dillon, Second Room; Bertha Slonaker, First Room.
Lincoln School. Corner State and Healey.
Margaret Matthews, Fifth Grade and Principal; Emma Caldwell, Fourth Room; Jennic Stoltey, Third Room ; Mary Ruth Fuqua, Second Room; Lora Eubank, First Room; Esther Maxwell, First Room.
Willard School. Corner Fifth and Church.
Fannie MeDaniel, Fourth Grade and Principal; Hannah Coughlin, Third Room; Anna Young, Second Room; Lena Bragg, First Room.
Gregory School. Corner Randolph and Columbia Avenue.
Margaret McWilliams, Fifth Grade and Principal; Elizabeth Collier, Fourth Room; Bertha H. Withers, Third Room; Nellie Robin- son, Second Room; Daisy Hartman, First Room.
Directory.
Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board-On the evening of the last Friday of each month, at the superintendent's office at the High School building.
Teachers' Monthly Institute-On the second Saturday of each calen- dar month, at the High School building.
'l'eachers' Meetings-For study and class exercises will be held weekly as appointed by the superintendent.
Office Hours of Superintendent-8 to 9 a. m. on school days at High School building.
Daily School Sessions-From 9 a. m. to 12 m. and from 1:15 to 4 p. m. The lower grades may dismiss a few minutes carlier.
PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
Brown's Business College-Over 3 Main. R. H. Peck, Principal ; Sylvia Dolen, English; M. J. Mount, Bookkeeping; Mrs. Ira B. Allison, Shorthand.
St. John's German Lutheran School-103 North Fourth. Rev. W. M. Roccker, Principal.
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CHAMPAIGN AND URBANA
St. Mary's Catholic High School -- Park and Sixth. In charge of nine Sisters of Notre Dame; Sister M. Justinian, Superioress. St. Peter's Evangelical School-University avenue and Fourth. Wm. Rathman, Principal.
Free Kindergarten-66 East University avenue. Under control of the Dorcas Society. Elizabeth Mandeville, Teacher.
Private School-208 Columbia avenue. Mary L. Berkey. Teacher.
CHURCHES.
v Bethel A. M. E .- Fourth and Park. Rev. L. E. Christy, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Church of Christ-606 East White. Rev. P. B. May, pastor. Serv- ices 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Chris- tian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor 2:30 p. m. Bible study Wednesday evening.
Congregational-Church and State. Rev. F. L. Graff, pastor. Serv- ices 10:30 a. m. Vespers 5:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Emmanuel Episcopal-University avenue and State. Rev. J. E. Wilkinson, rector. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Com- munion 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 m.
First Baptist-University avenue and Randolph. Rev. George C. Moor, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 m. Baptist Young People's Union 6:15 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30.
First Church of Christ (Scientist of Champaign)-Over 38 North Neil. Elizabeth T. Wendland, first reader. Services Sunday 10:45 a. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Wednesday evening 7:30. Reading room open 1:30 to 5 p. m. except Sunday.
First M. E .- Church and State. Rev. W. A. Smith, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Class 9:30 a. m. Sunday School 12 m. Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Junior Epworth League 3:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
First Presbyterian-State and Hill. Rev. Edward W. Clippinger, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Junior Christian En- deavor 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30.
German Lutheran-Fourth and University avenue. Rev. W. M.
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CITY DIRECTORY
Roccker, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. Sunday School 2 p. m. German M. E .- Third and White. Rev. F. F. R. Klensky, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. > St. John's German Catholic-21 Locust. Rev. E. A. Jakobs, pastor. Masses 8 a. m. and every other Sunday 8 and 10: 15 a. m.
St. Mary's Catholic-608 East Park. Rev. A. J. Wagner. pastor. Sunday masses 8 and 10:30 a. m. Sunday School 2:30 p. m. Vespers and benediction 3:30 p. m.
v St. Peter's Evangelical-University avenue and Fourth. Rev. Wm. Suessmuth, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun- day School 2 p. m. Young People's Society first and last Thurs- day evening of each month.
Second Baptist (African)-508 East Clark. Rev. J. H. Nichols, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 m. Baptist Young People's Union 6:30 p. m.Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 8.
University Place Christian Church-501 South Wright. Rev. Ste- phen Fisher, pastor. Sunday services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor 2:30 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
SOCIETIES, CLUBS, UNIONS, SECRET AND FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS, Etc.
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