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GENERAL INDEX.
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PAGE
Abbreviations
43
Index to Advertisers
3
Alphabetical List of Names ... 43 to 465
Street Number Directory
507
Classified Business Directory .
465
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Students Directory.
365
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
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Abernathy, A. W ..... R. Bottom Lines Abstract Co. of Champaign Co.
.Front Cover
Amsbary & Sawin
R. Top Lines
Bacon Bros
L. Top Lines
Beach, B. C., & Co
L. Side Lines
Beardsley Hotel.
. Inside Front Cover
Blaisdell Bros.
67
Bliss, Geo. P
Front Cover
Braithwaite, R. W., Dr.
.. Front Fly
Brownfield, L. T.
R. Top Lines
Campbell, F. G., & Son .. L. Side Lines
Champaign Gazette.
Index B
Champaign Cycle & Gun Co ..
92
Champaign County Abstract Co.
Back Cover
Champaign School of Telegraphy
. Bottom Lines
Champaign Nat. Bank .... Front Cover
Champaign Cement Block Co ...
L. Bottom Lines
Chester Transfer Co.
95
Maurer
227
Citizens Bank.
R. Side Lines
Clark, C. N., & Co ..
R. Side Lines
Clarks Il1. Hotel ..
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Coffin, W. E.
100 and Front Cover
Commercial Bank.
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Courier-Herald.
Index D
Dean & Bode. . R. Bottom Lines and 496
Dougan, Elmer
122
Doyle, S. B
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Eggleston Music House. .
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Ensley, I. A.
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Foltz, F. M.
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Gazette, The Champaign .. Front Cover
Gilmore, The Illinois
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Harwood & Clark ..
.R. Bottom Lines
Haring & Weir
R. Top Lines
Harris .
164
Hamersmith & Pearce.
.L. Bottom Lines Hatch, C. B. (Beardsley Hotel). .
.Inside Front Cover
Heffernan, John, & Son
169
Howse, L. K. & Co
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Huff, S. E., & Co
Back Cover
Hunter, Rourke & Co.
R. Side Lines
Ideal Restaurant
.L. Top Lines
Irish & Hovey
Back Cover
Kaufman, J. M
Back Cover
Knowlton & Bennett. . L. Bottom Lines
Leavitt Mfg Co
Front Fly
Lipp, C. S.
L. Side Lines
Mascher, C. F.
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Matheny, P. T. Barnum .
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McGurty, J. E
247
McLean, L. A.
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Meneely, Wm
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Metz, Martin
230
Mittendorf & Kiler ... R. Bottom Lines
Monroe & Keusink Bros.
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Morgan Carpet Cleaning
L. Bottom Lines
News, 'The Champaign .. . Front Cover
Nicolet, J. G.
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Pattengale Bros.
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Percival & Morehead.
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Peterson, J. F
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Continued.
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Price, Wm , Estate ...... R. Side Lines Reliable Plumbing & Heating Co. Top Lines
Roach & Morrissey .. L. Bottom Lines
Roloff, F. W.
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Schumacher, H. T.
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Shaw & Plotner Bros
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Sheldon Brick Co
L. Top Lines
Smith Ice & P'k'g Co
L. Top Lines
Shobe, A. E.
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Souder, S. H
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Students Co-op Store .. R. Top Lines
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Swearingen, J. V
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Thornhill, J. A
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Times, The
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Trevett-Mattis Banking Co.
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Trevett; T. H.
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Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co.
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Twin City Printing Co
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Tucker, S. C
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Urbana Banking Co.
Back Cover 333 and Index U Urbana & Champ. Ry. .. Front Cover Urbana Steam Laundry.
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Van Petten. W. J.
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Walker & Mulliken
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Walls, W. W. & Co ... L. Bottom Lines
Walsh, W. J ...
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Wiltz Hensley Co.
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Webster, F. J
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Welshly, E. R
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Wuesteman, A. E.
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CHAMPAIGN MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY November 1, 1906.
CHAMPAIGN CITY GOVERNMENT.
City Building-2, 4, 6, 8 North Neil.
Mayor-Shields A. Blaine.
Clerk-Charles D. Stevens.
Attorney-A. D. Mulliken.
Treasurer-E. T. Bassett. Engineer-George C. Fairclo.
Superintendent of Streets-W. I. Roysdon.
Chief of Police-A. U. Keller.
Police Magistrate-John Rodgerson.
Health Officer-W. E. Schowengerdt.
Collector-F. G. Campbell.
Janitor City Building-Thos. Kent.
CITY COUNCIL.
The regular stated meetings of the City Council shall be held at the City Council chambers during the period between April I and November I of each year, on each Tuesday even- ing, at 7.30 o'clock, and from November I of each year until April I of the ensuing year, the regular stated meetings shall be held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, at the aforesaid hour and place.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-James McCann, J. H. Vredenburg. Second Ward-M. L. Armstrong, I. L. Hamm. Third Ward-C. M. Eagleton, Wm. K. Fluck. Fourth Ward-F. E. Matheny, Harry Stewart. Fifth Ward-George M. Mattis, M. A. Nelson. Sixth Ward-H. D. Howard, B. P. Staley. Seventh Ward-J. D. Wallace, George H. Morton.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES 1906-1907.
Finance-Nelson, Wallace, and Matheny.
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Purchasing and Printing-Eagleton, Mattis, and Wallace.
Auditing-Armstrong, Howard, and McCann.
Light-Stewart, Nelson, and Armstrong.
Health-Vredenburg, Staley, and Fluck.
Buildings and Grounds-Matheny, Vredenburg, and Eagleton.
Railroads and Judiciary-Wallace, Armstrong, and Mattis.
Police-Morton, McCann, and Staley.
Street and Alley-Mattis, Wallace, Howard, McCann, Stew- art, Fluck, and Hamm.
Drainage-Staley, Nelson, Matheny, Armstrong, Morton, Eagleton, and Vredenburg.
Sewerage-McCann, Morton, Nelson, Fluck, Stewart, How- ard, and Hamm.
Fire and Water-Howard, Eagleton, and Stewart.
General-Fluck, Morton, and Matheny.
Ordinance-Hamm, Staley, and Mattis.
WARDS OF THE CITY.
First Ward-All east of Second St. and north of University
Ave .; also all east of I.C. R.R. and north of C.,C.,C. & St.L. R.R.
Second Ward-All east of Third St. and south of University Ave.
Third Ward-All north of University Ave. between Randolph and Second Sts .; also all north of the C.,C.,C. & St.L. R.R. between Randolph St. and the I.C. R.R.
Fourth Ward-All south of University Ave. between Niel and Third Sts.
Fifth Ward-All north of University Ave. between Lynn and Randolph Sts.
Sixth Ward-All south of University Ave. between Lynn and Neil Sts.
Seventh Ward-All west of Lynn St.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police Commissioners-John R. Trevett, W. L. Gray, J. W. Mulligan.
Police Magistrate-John Rodgerson.
Chief-A. U. Keller.
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Captain-R. J. Riley.
Patrolmen-Thomas McGraw, James Cochran, H. B. Math- ews, Henry Goss, Ed. Ulitsch, Thomas Dodsworth, James Arrington.
Keeper of the Prison-Thomas Kent.
Driver of Patrol-John Garrett.
CHAMPAIGN FIRE DEPARTMENT.
City Building-First South and University Avenue.
Marshal-Walter E. Price.
Assistant Marshal-John Ely.
Captain Hose Co .- Tool M. Bacon.
Captain Hook and Ladder Co .- Charles Krabbe.
Secretary-Edward K. Demlow.
Treasurer-Wm. A. Giese.
Driver Hook and Ladder-John Garrett.
Driver Hose-E. Reddick.
Driver Chemical-W. Edmundson.
Engineer of Steamer-E. W. Phillips.
Firemen-G. N. Bacon. F. Bassett, W. Birdsell, E. K. Dem- low, F Donley, L. Ely, B. R. Hummer, Geo. Keller, Wm. Keusink, John McManaway, L. J. Seymour, E. C. Was- cher.
DISTRICT FIRE SIGNALS.
I-2-E. of Randolph to I.C. R.R. between Columbia and White and Third South.
I-3-W. of Second to I.C R.R. between Wabash R.R. and White and Second South.
2-I-First Ward, north of University and east of Second.
2-2-Second Ward, south of University and east of Third.
2-3-Third Ward, north of Columbia, between Randolph and I.C. R.R.
2-4-Fourth Ward, south of University and west of I.C. R.R., except as in I-3.
2-5-Fifth Ward, north of University, between Randolph and Lynn.
2-6-Sixth Ward, south of University and east of Lynn to I.C. R.R., except as in I-2.
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Seventh Ward, north of University and west of Lynn. 3-I-Seventh Ward, north of University and west of Lynn. 3-2-Seventh Ward, south of University and west of Lynn.
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.
WALTER E. PRICE, Marshal.
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
J. L. Ray, President; J. F. White, Secretary; G. C. Willis, S. D. Taylor, Thos. Franks, F. G. Mengle.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr. W. E. Schowengerdt-Health Officer.
Shields A. Blaine-Chairman.
Charles D. Stevens-Recorder.
Members-Health Committee of City Council.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Postoffice-Government building, northwest corner Church and Randolph streets.
Hours-7 a. m. to II 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 delivery to all parts of the city.
Postmaster-Ozias Riley.
Assistant Postmaster-F. W. Woody.
LETTER CARRIERS.
No. I, Charles Pitman; No. 2, George B. Yeats; No. 3, Rus- sell Gillum; No. 4, O. F. Miller; No. 5, Andrew Hamp- ton; No. 6, George L. Scott; No. 7, John Sullivan; No. 8, Herbert L. Smith; No. 9, James F. Wilson. Special Delivery Carrier-Clinton Overman.
Clerks-Roy C. Sabin, James L. Majors, Wm. Moller, Miss Alice Alberta McFadden, Miss Irene Hoxie, Ralph W. Stark, Charles D. Cain.
Janitor-Albert N. Arrington.
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SUB-STATIONS.
No. I. East University Avenue; Geo. W. Clinkenbeard, Su- perintendent.
No. 2. Neil Street-S. C. Tucker, Superintendent.
No. 3. 504 East Green Street; Cummings, Superintendent.
RURAL FREE DELIVERY CARRIERS.
No. I, Joseph L. Hines; No. 2, Clark E. Hample; No. 3, S. H. Montgomery; No. 4, Berta J. Clarkson; No.5, Cy- rus Van Sant; No. 6, Morton U. G. Miller.
CHAMPAIGN TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Supervisor-E. A. Kratz.
First Asst. Supervisor-T. J. Pattengale.
Second Asst. Supervisor-C. D. Taylor.
Third Asst. Supervisor-H. J. Leidendeker.
Fourth Asst. Supervisor-Samuel Van Brunt.
Town Clerk-Geo. K. Sheffer.
Overseer of the Poor-Edwin E. Kratz.
Assessor-John F. White.
Collector-Wm. C. Creighton.
Highway Commissioners-L. T. Daniels, North District; C. A. Percival, Middle District; W. H. Dillman, South Dis- trict.
Constables-D. H. Loper, A. M. Evans, Charles Sevier, S. A. Blunt.
Justices of the Peace-W. H. Coffman, J. N. Armstrong, Ed- ward Bigelow, C. M. Morris.
Auditing Board-E. S. Keatz, Supervisor; W. H. Coffman, J. P .; J. N. Armstrong, J. P .; Edward Bigelow, J. P .; C. M. Morris, J. P .; Geo. K. Sheffer, Clerk.
Canvassing Board-Supervisor, Assessor and Collector.
Board of Health-Supervisor, Clerk and Assessor.
BANKS.
Champaign National Bank-13 Main St. Incorporated 1882. Capital, $50,000. Surplus and undivided profits, $100,000. Edward Bailey, President; F. S. Bailey, Cashier; H. E. McNevin, Assistant Cashier.
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Citizens Bank-34 North Neil St. Established 1895. A. M. Burke, President; E. I. Burke, Cashier; C. L. Maxwell, Assistant Cashier.
Commercial Bank-Corner East University Avenue and First Street. M. E. Stamey, President ; F. L. Stamey, Cashier ; J. C. Somers, Assistant Cashier.
First National Bank-Corner Main and Walnut. Established 1865. Capital, $65,000. Surplus, $100,000. H. H. Harris, President; B. F. Harris, Vice-President; N. M. Harris, Second Vice-President; H. S. Capron, Cashier.
Illinois Title and Trust Co .- (Joint stock company )-10 Main. Capital, $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, Presi- dent; Ray Bowman, Secretary; H. W. Berk, Treasurer ; Jeanette Roberts, Librarian; Mabel Jones, Assistant Li- brarian; Wm. McComb, Janitor.
HOSPITALS.
Julia F. Burnham Hospital-Corner Springfield avenue and Fourth street. Mrs. J. L. Poke, President; Mrs. Newton M. Harris, First Vice-President; Mrs. Bruce McCormick, Second Vice-President ; Mrs. Fred D. Rugg, Third Vice- President; Mrs. Wm. L. Pillsbury, Recording and Corre- sponding Secretary; Mrs. M. McCown, Treasurer ; Frances North, Superintendent.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Champaign Gazette-Daily and weekly. The Gazette, pub- lishers. J. R. Stewart, President ; O. L. Davis, Secretary ; E. C. Flanigan, Treasurer and Business Manager. Junc- tion Hickory and Neil.
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Champaign News-Daily and semi-weekly. E. B. Chapin, editor and manager. Northeast corner Main and Walnut. Champaign Times-Daily and Weekly. Powers & Fielding, publishers. 24-26 North Walnut.
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, HALLS, PARKS, Etc.
Ahrens Building, 53-55 North Walnut.
Atkinson Block, 106-108 South Neil.
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
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 Churchi.
East Side Park-Between Springfield avenue, Second, Third and Healey streets.
Eisner Building-Cor. Second, South and Market.
Elk Auditorium-108 West Hill.
Faulkner-Block-101-103 South Neil.
First National Bank Building-Corner Main and Walnut.
Garwood's Old Ladies Home-North Market.
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.
Hessel Block-37-39 West Main.
Illinois Building-(Morrissey Building)-Corner Neil and Park. Illinois Hall-Morrissey Building.
Imperial Building-Corner Walnut and Taylor. I. O. O. F. Temple-9-1I North Neil.
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Julia F. Burnham Hospital-Corner Springfield avenue and Fourth.
. Kariher Block-55-57 North Neil.
K. of P. Hall-Russell Block, West Church.
Lange Block-East University avenue.
National Self Winding Clock Factory, North Market.
Masonic Temple-20-22 Main.
Miebach's Hall-Over 71 East University avenue.
Modern Woodmen Hall-Over 115-17 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 Building-Northwest corner Neil and Park. Painters' Union Hall-Over 13 Main.
Phillippe Building-15-17 Taylor.
Ross Block-105-107 South Neil.
Russell Block-113-115 West Church.
Sanitarium Building-Haley Block.
Storer Block-74-80 North Neil.
Swannell Building-1-3 Main.
Transfer Elevator-Big Four Tracks, west of Randolph.
Twin City Cold Storage-Corner Market and Washington.
West End Park-West city limits.
West Side Park-(City Park).
Willis Block-15-17 Main.
Wilson Building-East University avenue.
CHAMPAIGN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Board of Education.
District No. 71, Township No. 19, North, Ranges 8 and 9, East Third P. M.
Frank C. Amsbary, L. F. Wingard, F. U. Helbling, Mary C. Lee, Dr. W. L. Gray, Lucy W. Wallace, F. J. Akers, O. L. Percival.
Officers-Frank C. Amsbary, president; L. F. Wingard, sec- retary; Frank Haddock, superintendent.
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Standing Committees-Finance and Auditing-Akers, Perci- val and Mrs. Lee.
Buildings and Grounds-Akers, Percival and Gray.
General-Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Wallace and Helbling.
Supplies-Percival, Akers and Gray.
Teachers and Instruction-Gray, Helbling and Mrs. Wallace. Domestic Science and Manual Training-Percival, Mrs. Wal- lace and Akers.
Adjustment-Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Wallace and Akers.
Teachers for 1906-1907.
Frank D. Haddock, superintendent.
TEACHERS OF SPECIAL STUDIES.
Chas. L. Moore, Music; Aden G. Pipper, Manual Training; Mrs. H. G. Bigelow, Art.
HIGH SCHOOL. Corner Randolph and Hill.
Lottie Switzer, Principal ; Minnie Morris, English; Helen Southgate, English; Letta Brock, Latin; Sophia Lange, German; E. C. Converse, Science; A. A. Morr, Science ; Addie McClain, Domestic Science; Grace Allen, Mathe- matics; Nellie McWilliams, Mathematics; Lois Franklin, History; Margaret Sider, Commercial.
AVENUE SCHOOL. Corner University Avenue and Lynn.
Margaret McWilliams, Eighth Grade and Principal; Nellie Jayne, Seventh Room; Hattie R. Davis, Sixth Room; Elizabeth Nogle, Fifth Room; N. Hope Layton, Fourth Room; Sarah Van Meter, Third Room; Zay Williamson, Second Room: Mrs. Alice Kimsy, First Room.
COLONEL WOLFE SCHOOL. Corner Healey and Fourth.
Mrs. Boyd Blaine, Eighth Grade and Principal; Grace Cald- well, Seventh Room; Elizabeth Coughlin, Sixth Room; Minnie Voss, Fifth Room; Francis Gilkerson, Fourth Room; Lena Bragg, Third Room; Lillie McDaniel, Sec- ond Room; Alice Taylor, First Room.
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GREGORY SCHOOL. Corner Randolph and Columbia Avenue.
Miss Mabel Rickets, Seventh Grade and Principal; Nellie Robinson, Sixth Room; Margaret O'Brien, Fifth Room; Mabel Griffin, Fourth Room; Maud McKee, Third Room; Olive Mathias, Second Room; Grace Rinehart, First Room.
LINCOLN SCHOOL. Corner State and Healey.
Fannie McDaniel, Seventh Grade and Principal; Alma Ew- bank, Fifth and Sixth Rooms; Jennie Stoltey, Fourth Room; Ada Pugh, Third Room; Mabel Hand, Second Room; Mrs. Alice Kimsy, First Room.
MARQUETTE SCHOOL. Corner Clark and Fifth.
Lena Ritter, Fifth and Sixth Grades and Principal; Nellie Keech, Fourth and Fifth Rooms; Mabel Peebles, Fourth Room.
WILLARD SCHOOL. Corner Fifth and Church.
Hannah Coughlin, Fourth Grade and Principal; Mary Allen, Third Room; Luhu Corser, Second Room; Elsie Taylor, First Room.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL. Corner Neil and Beardsley.
Mrs. Ella D. Thompson, Fourth Grade and Principal; Mrs. Bertha H. Withers, Third Room; Leora Eubank, Second Room; Mrs. Nellie Mitchal, First Room.
DIRECTORY.
Regular Monthly Meetng of the Board-On the evening of the first Thursday of each month, at the superintendent's office at the High School building.
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 earlier.
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PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
Brown's Business College-Over 3 Main. Walter L. Read, Principal; Miss Katheryn Faker, Stenographer ; Benj. H. Patterson, Book-keeper; Miss Flora Rosenbarger, Short- hand.
Champaign School of Telegraphy-Atkinson Building, 106 South Neil. M. L. R. Tankersley, Principal.
St. John's German Lutheran School-103 North Fourth. Rev. W. M. Roecker, Principal.
St. Mary's Catholic School-Park and Sixth. In charge of nine Sisters of Notre Dame; Sister Ambrose, Superioress. St. Peter's Evangelical School-University avenue and Fourth street. Wm. Westerfelt, Principal.
Private School-208 Columbia avenue. Mary L. Berkey, Teacher.
CHURCHES.
Bethel A. M. E .- Fourth and Park. Rev. A. T. Jackson, pas- tor. 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. -Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m.
Congregational-Church and State. Rev. F. L. Graff, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. Vespers, 5:30 p m. Sunday School, 12 m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Emanuel Episcopal-University avenue and State. Rev. Harry T. Moore, Pastor. Services, 7:30 a. m., 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Communion, 7:30 a. 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. B. F. Stoltey, first reader. Services, Sun- day, 10:45 a. m. Sunday School, 8:30 a. m. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Reading Room open 1:30 to 4 p. m. except Sunday.
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CHAMPAIGN and URBANA
First M. E .- Church and State. Rev. Chris. Galeener, 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 League, 3:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
First Presbyterian-State and Hill. Rev. Edward W. Clip- pinger, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun- day School, 12 m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor, 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 7:30.
German Lutheran-Fourth and University avenue. Rev. W. M. Roecker, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. Sunday School, 2 p. m.
German M. E .- Third and White. Rev. John Tonges, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m.
St. John's German Catholic-21 Locust. Rev. E. A. Jakobs, Pastor. Masses, 8 a. m. and every other Sunday, 8 and IO: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., winter, and 7:30 p. m., summer.
St. Peter's Evangelical-University and Fourth. Rev. Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m.
Second Baptist ( African)-508 East Clark. Rev. J. H. Nich- ols, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun- day 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. Stephen Fisher, Pastor. Sunday services, 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Junior Christian Endeavor, 2:30 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
SOCIETIES, CLUBS, UNIONS, SECRET AND FRATERNAL ORGAN- IZATIONS, Etc.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
Division No. I-Meets Imperial Hall first and third Sundays, 3 p. m.
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CITY DIRECTORY
DIVISION NO. 1 LADIES AUXILIARY.
Meets Imperial Hall fourth Sunday, 3 p. m.
BEN HUR.
Ballhasor Court No. 2-M. W. A. Hall second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
CATHOLIC.
C. K. A .- Spalding Branch No. 749, St. Mary's Catholic School, second and fourth Sundays.
C. O. F .- St. Mary's Court No. 1177, Imperial Building, Tusedays.
CLUBS.
Art Club-Champaign Social Science Club-Burnham Athenaeum.
Social Science Club of Champaign and Urbana-Meets every other week.
Thirty Club-Woman's Club of Champaign and Urbana-Illi- nois Hall. Meets second Saturday of the month from September to May.
CONCORDIA MAENNERCHOR.
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