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Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Division No. 1-Meets Imperial Hall first and third Sundays, 3 p. m.
Division No. 1 Ladies Auxiliary.
Mects Imperial Ilall fourth Sunday, 3 p. m.
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, Tuesdays.
Clubs.
Social Science Club-Burnham Athenaeum.
Concordia Maennerchor.
Concordia Maennerchor-Regular meeting second Tuesday evening of each month. Singing meeting every Monday evening. HIali 61-63 North Market.
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Druids.
U. A. O. D .- Champaign Grove No. 45, 57 North Neil, second and fourth Thursdays.
Elks.
B. P. O. E .- Champaign Lodge No. 398 Wednesday evenings at Elk Auditorium.
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Foresters.
I. O. F .- Court Wataga No. 3251, B. of R. T. Hall, fourth Friday.
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Champaign Aerie, No. 563 .- Meets every Thursday evening at their hall over 47-49 North Neil street.
Hebrew.
B'Nai Brith-Grand Prairie Lodge, G. A. R. Hall, first Sunday.
Home Cirole.
A. H. C .- Champaign Circle No. 1, G. A. R. Hall, first and third Fridays.
Honors.
C of H .- Champaign Court No. 18, M. W. A. Hall, second and fourth Tuesdays.
Maccabees.
K. O. T. M .- Twin City Tent No. 168, G. A. R. Hall, second and fourth Tuesdays.
L. O. T. M .- Tent No. 111, G. A. R. Hall, first and third Thursdays.
Masons.
A. F. and A. M .- Western Star Lodge No. 240, Masonic Temple, sec- ond and fourth Mondays.
R. A. M .- Champaign Chapter No. 50, Masonic Temple, first and third Mondays.
Knights Templar-Champaign Commandery No. 68, Masonic Temple, first and third Tuesdays.
K. R. C. of Constantine and Appendant Orders-Saxa Rubra Con- clave No. 2, Masonic Temple, first Monday.
O. E. S .- Vesper Chapter No. 128, Masonic Temple, first and third Fridays.
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Masons (Colored.)
A. F. and A. M .- Lone Star Lodge No. 18, over 5 Main, first and third Mondays.
O. E. S .- Debora Chapter No. 17, over 5 Main, first and third Tues- days.
Knights Templar-Coeur DeLeon Commandery No. 15, over 5 Main, second and fourth Mondays.
R. A. M .- Rising Sun Chapter No. 14, over 5 Main, first and third Mondays.
Queen of Sheba Lodge No. 15, over 5 Main, second and fourth Tues- days.
Medical.
Champaign County Medical Society, Beardsley Hotel. (Bi-monthly).
Military.
G. A. R .- Col. Nodine Post No. 140, G. A. R. Hall, second and fourth Fridays.
W. R. C .- No. 233, G. A. R. Hall, second and fourth Thursdays. S. of V .- Langley Camp No. 150, G. A. R. Hall, first and third Mon- days.
S. of V .- Ladies' Aid Society No. 24, G. A. R. Hall, first and third Mondays.
I. N. G .- Company M, Fourth Regiment, Armory, Elk Auditorium. Regular drill every Monday night. 1
Mystic.
Mystic Workers of the World-M. W. A. Hall, first and third Mon- days.
Odd Fellows.
I. O. O. F .- Champaign Lodge No. 333, I. O. O. F. Temple, Thurs- days.
Kaulbach Lodge No. 549, I. O. O. F. Temple, Wednesdays.
Champaign Encampment No. 68, I. O. O. F. Temple, first and third Mondays.
D. of R .- Edith Lodge No. 173, I. O. O. F. Temple, second and fourth Tuesdays.
Triumph Lodge No. 140, I. O. O. F. Temple, second and fourth Mon- days.
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Pythians.
K. of P .- Valiant LodgeNo.130, Castle Hall, Tuesdays. U. R. K. of P .- Unity Company No. 33, K .. of P. Hall, Thursdays.
Railroad.
B. of L. F .- Diamond Lodge No. 417, B. of L. F. Hall, Tuesdays. L. A. to B. of L. F .- Diamond Helpmate Lodge No. 99, B. of L. F. Hall.
B. of R. T .- W. C. Pearce Lodge No. 271, B. of R. T. Hall.
L. A. to B. of R. T .- B. of R. T. Hall.
Religious and Charitable."
Dorcas Society, 66 East University avenue. Controls Band of Mercy Sunday School and Free Kindergarten.
W. C. T. U .- Burnham Athenaeum, first Thursday.
Y. M. C. A .- 801 South Wright, P. A. Conard, general secretary.
Y. W. C. A .- 801 South Wright, Ethel Dobbins, general secretary.
Trades and Labor.
American Federation of Labor-Over 7 Main; first Wednesday of each month.
Carpenter's Union No. 41-Over 7 Main, Tuesdays.
I. A. of M .- Nelson's Hall, first and third Fridays.
U. B. of C. and J. of A., Local No. 41-Wm. Barber, secretary.
O. P. I. A., Local No. 143-Over 106 East University avenue, Thurs- days at 7:30 p. m.
Typographical Union No. 444-Trades Assembly Hall, first Sunday, 2:30 p. m.
J. T. W. of A., Local No. 8-J. Rompel, secretary.
J. B. L. W. of A., Local No. 439 -- Arthur Gray, secretary.
B. I. L .- Ed Lierman, secretary.
B. and T. I. P. U. of A., Local No. 14-E. W. Cain, corresponding secretary.
L. D. A .- M. J. Coughlin, secretary.
U. A. J. P. and S., Local No. 149-Painters' Hall, first and third Wednesdays.
C. I. W. of A., Local No. 57-Meets sccond and fourth Wednesdays, George Rittenhouse, secretary.
Brieklayers, Local No. 17-Ed Wise, secretary.
I. B. of E. W., Local No. 203-Percival's Hall, first and third Tues- days.
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C. M. A., Local No. 196-E. C. Wascher, secretary.
B. of P. D. and P. of A .- Every Monday at 7:30 p. m.' Painters' Hall.
Woodmen.
M. W. A .- Champaign Camp No. 266, M. W. A. Hall, second and fourth Mondays.
Oak Camp No. 9170, I. O. O. F. Temple, second and fourth Tuesdays. R. N. of A .- Birch Camp No. 144, M. W. A. Hall, first and third Tuesdays.
R. N. A .- Royal Oak Camp No. 2896, I. O. O. F. Hall, first and third Mondays.
Workmen.
A. O. U. W .- Twin City Lodge No. 397. Over Spalding & Quirk ; second and fourth Mondays.
URBANA MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY MAY 1, 1904.
URBANA CITY GOVERNMENT.
City Building-Corner Market and Elm.
Mayor-John A. Glover.
City Clerk-C. B. Holmes.
City Attorney-W. G. Spurgin.
City Treasurer-M. E. Smith.
City Engineer-J. W. Royer.
Corporation Counsel-H. I. Green.
Superintendent of Streets-R. O. Lovett.
Chief of Police -O. J. Hawley.
Police Magistrate-Dr. W. B. Sims.
Chief of Fire Department-W. H. Roughton.
Fire Wardens-A. S. Howe, W. S. Goodspeed, G. H. Baker, F. H. Boggs. C. F. Medrow.
City Council.
Meets in City Building first Monday of each month. First Ward-A. S. Howe, A. Klingelhoffer. Second Ward-W. S. Goodspeed, S. D. Van Wegen. Third Ward-Garrett H. Baker, John B. Bennett.
Fourth Ward-J. S. Hall, F. H. Boggs.
Fifth Ward-C. F. Medrow, Charles Mollendorf.
Committees.
Streets, Alleys and Buildings-J. S. Hall, S. B. Van Wegen, A. S. Howe.
Buildings and Grounds-G. H. Baker, A. S. Howe, C. Mollendorf. Printing-C. F. Medrow, A. Klingelhoffer, C. Mollendorf. Lights-A. Klingelhoffer, J. S. Hall, W. S. Goodspeed. License-W. S. Goodspeed, A. Klingelhoffer, S. B. Bennett. Fire and Water-F. H. Boggs, J. B. Bennett, W. S. Goodspeed. Finance-F. H. Boggs, G. H. Baker, A. S. Howe.
Sewers-J. B. Bennett, C. F. Medrow, W. S. Goodspeed. Police-A. S. Howe, F. H. Boggs, S. B. Van Wegen. Claims-G. H. Baker, J. S. Hall, F. H. Boggs.
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Ward Boundaries.
First ward includes all that part of the city located within the follow- ing boundaries : Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Green street, in said city, with the eastern line of the city limits of said city, extending thence west along the center line of Green street to the center line of Broad street, to the enter line of Main street, thence northwest along the center line of Main street to the center line of Central avenue, thence north along the center line of Central avenue to the center line of Griggs street, thence west along the center line of Griggs street to the center line of West avenue, thence north along the center line of West avenue to the northern line of the city limits of said city, thence east along the northern limits of said city, thence to the line of the eastern limits thereof, thence south along the eastern limits of said city to the place of beginning.
Second Ward-All that part of said city located within the following boundaries : Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Central avenue with the center line of Main street, extending thence north along the center line of Central avenue to the center line of Griggs street, thence west along the center line of Griggs street to the center line of West avenue, thence north along the center line of West avenue to the northern limits of said city, thence west along the northern limits to the western limits of said city, thence south along the western limits to a point imme- diately west of the center line of the western terminus of Main street, thence west to and along the center line of Main street to the place of beginning.
Third Ward-All that part of said city located within the following boundaries : Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Green street with the western limits of said city, extending thence cast to the center line of Broad street, thence north along the center line of Broad street to the center line of Main street, thence westerly along the center line of Main street to the western extremity thereof, and continuing directly west from the western extremity of Main street to the western limits of said city, thence south along the western limits of said city to the place of begin- ning.
Fourth Ward-All that part of said city located within the following boundaries : Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Broad and Green streets, extending thence west along the center line of Green street to the western limits of said city, thence south
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along the western limits of said city to the southern limits of said city, thence east along the southern limits to the intersection of the southern limits thereof with the center line of Broad street, thence north along the center line of Broad street to the place of beginning.
Fifth Ward-All that part of said city located within the following boundaries : Commencing at the intersection of Broad and Green streets, extending thence south along the center line of Broad street to the southern limits of said city, thence east along the southern limits of said city to the eastern limits of said city, thence north along the eastern limits of said city to the center line of Green street, thence west along the center line of Green street to the place of beginning.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Chief of Police-Oscar J. Hawley.
Night Captain-John W. Mckinney.
Patrolman-A. J. Hoy.
City Jailer-John Phillips.
Driver Patrol-O. E. Shobe.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Engine House-106 West Elm street.
Chief-W. H. Roughton.
Assistant Chief-H. W. Cunningham.
Secretary-G. W. Webber.
Hose No. 1-J. W. Oldham, driver; G. W. Webber, David D. Webber, John Phillips, John Gray, R. L. Rock, Frank Grant.
Chemical and Combination-F. B. Shobe, driver; James A. Jackson, J. J. Reynolds, George Heffley.
Fire District Signals.
First Ward.
1-2 Between West and Grove streets, north of tracks.
1-3 Business District-Between Green street and tracks.
1-1 East of Walnut street-Between Green street and tracks.
1-5 East of Grove street-North of Green street.
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Second Ward.
2-1 Between West street and Coler avenue, north of Main street.
2-2 Between Coler and Lincoln avenues, north of Main street.
2-3 Between Lincoln and Goodwin avenues, north of Main street.
2-4 West of Goodwin avenue, north of Main street.
Third Ward.
3-1 From Broad street to Coler avenue, between Main and Green streets.
3-2 From Coler avenue to Babcock street, between Main and Green streets.
3-3 From Babcock street to Mathews avenue, between Main and Green streets.
3-4 West of Mathews avenue, between Main and Green streets.
Fourth Ward.
4-1 Between Broad street and Coler avenue, south of Green street.
4-2 Between Coler avenue and Babcock street, south of Green street.
4-3 Between Babcock street and Mathews avenue, south of Green.
4-4 West of Mathews avenue, south of Green street.
Fifth Ward
5-1 Between Broad and Walnut streets, south of Green street.
5-2 Between Walnut and Grove streets, south of Green street.
5-3 East of Grove street, south of Green street.
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To the Public.
In sending in fire alarm, please give the exact location to the central office. Don't call up the engine house.
W. H. ROUGHTON, Chief.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr. A. M. Lindley, Dr. J. M. Bartholow. Health Officer-W. R. Courtney.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Postoffice-Northeast corner Main and Race streets.
Hours-From 8 a. m. to 7: 30 p. m. Sundays-9 a. m. to 10 a. m. Money Order Department-8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Registry-8 a. m.
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to 7 p. m. On all holidays, from opening hour until 10 a. m. One carrier delivery on all holidays.
Postmaster-Walter W. Lindley.
Assistant Postmaster-William A. Mullin.
Letter Carriers.
No. 1, F. A. Somers; No. 2, W. H. Webb; No. 3, C. O. Blue; No. 4, A. W. Snyder; No. 5, T. W. Snow.
Substitute Carrier.
Arch S. Golden.
Special Delivery Carrier.
Harry C. Webber.
Clerks.
E. R. Bronson, C. H. Collins.
Substitute Clerk.
W. R. Courtney.
Janitor.
T. K. Owens.
Sub Station.
Library Building, U. of I., I. M. Western Superintendent.
Rural Free Delivery Carriers.
Route No. 7-N. P. Stockwill.
Route No. 8-W. V. Stockwill.
Route No. 9-R. T. Stark.
Route No. 10-Arch S. Golden.
Route No. 11-William Klockner.
Route No. 12-Fred Thorne.
URBANA TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Supervisor-F. E. Eubeling.
Assistant Supervisor-Howard W. Cunningham.
Town Clerk-Francis A. Ingalls. Assessor-Lewis A. McLean. Collector-Charles B. Holmes.
School Trustees-W. S. Garman, L. A. McLean, George A. Walker.
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Highway Commissioners-Thomas O. Frankenberg, Frank Werts, G. A. Garrison.
Justices of the Peace-T. W. MeHugh, Uriah P. Brown, Armstead M. Fauley, John Herrigan, Lysander Doney.
Constables-George W. Lindsey, William Wise, Daniel D. Cannon, John M. Lewis, Daniel C. Long.
BANKS.
Busey's Bank-201-203 West Main. Established 1868. M. W. Busey, president; George W. Busey, cashier; Garrett H. Baker, assist- ant cashier.
First National Bank-Corner Main and Market. Capital and sur- plus, $175,000. F. M. Wright, president; A. F. Fay, vice presi- dent; R. H. Griffin, cashier; G. W. Webber, assistant cashier. Urbana Banking Co .- 103 West Main. Capital, $100,000. John HI. Savage, president; J. W. Shuck, vice president ; John H. Thorn- burn, cashier; Minnie Jaques, assistant cashier.
LIBRARIES.
Urbana Free Library-City Hall. Open 6 to 9 p. m .; Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 5 p. m. H. M. Russell, president ; W. I. Saffell, vice president ; G. M. Bennett, secretary ; Ida B. Hanes, librarian.
University of Illinois Library-Library Building. Miss Katharine Sharp, librarian.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Champaign County Herald-Weekly. M. W. Mathews Estate, pub- lishers; Clyde Mathews, editor; John Gray, business manager. Herald Building, corner Main and Market.
Illini-Published by the students of the University of Illinois every school day during the University year. Room 105, Library Building, University of Illinois.
Illinois-College magazine; published monthly during the University year by the English Club, University of Illinois. Edwin L. Poor, editor; Arthur C. Benson, assistant editor; C. C. Royall, business manager.
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Illinois Agriculturist-Published monthly by the Agricultural Club of the University of Illinois. J. R. Shinn, editor; E. L. Wor- then, associate editor; W. G. Eckhardt, business manager.
Illio-College Annual; published by the junior class at the close of each college year, University of Illinois.
Technograph-Published annually by the Association of Engineering Societies, University of Illinois.
University of Illinois Press Bulletin-Issued fortnightly. Professor Edward Fulton, editor, Room 321, University Hall.
Urbana Courier-Daily and weekly. Urbana Courier Co., publishers. Charles Otis Carter, president, treasurer and manager; T. G. Troy, secretary and advertising manager. 111-113 North Race.
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, HALLS, PARKS, ETC.
Burres Building-215 West Main.
Buscy's Bank Building-201-203 West Main.
Cantner Block-107-109-111 West Main. Carpenter's Hall-Nelson Block. City Building-Corner Market and Elm. Cohen's Block-132-134-136 West Main.
Columbian Hotel-207 West Main. County Jail-Corner Main and Walnut. Courier Building-111-113 North Race.
Court House-Corner Main and Market.
Crystal Lake Park-North End Race.
Cunningham Deaconess Home-Cunningham avenue east of limits.
Ford-Saffell Building-208-210 West Main.
Freeman Block-118 West Main. Fryer Block-108-110 North Race. Gill Block-Corner Main and Race. Herald Building-Northeast corner Main and Market.
Ijams Block-Corner Race and Elin. Illinois Field-Wright, between Springfield and University avenues. I. O. O. F. Hall-Over 201-203 West Main. K. of P. Building-214-216 West Main. Leal Park-Race street and University avenue.
Masonic Temple-113-115 West Main.
Nelson Block-116-118 South Race.
Postoffice-136 West Main.
Stephens Building-218 West Main.
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Urbana Free Library-City Building.
Varsity Hall-Freeman Block.
URBANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Board of Education.
Meets second Thursday of each month at Thornburn High School. Dr. E. S. Smith, president; C. B. Holmes, secretary; J. W. Hlays, superintendent of schools; F. E. Eubeling, treasurer; W. I. Saffell, T. A. Clark, W. W. Huss, Mrs. J. M. Chase, Mrs. S. T. Busey, Dr. C. L. Vandoren.
Teachers.
Superintendent-James H. Hays; Music, Sallie J. McCall ; Drawing, Alice E. Reed; Domestic Science, Marie C. Renfrew.
Thornburn High School-202-204 South North. J. O. Langman, Principal; F. D. Bowditch, M. M. Fishback, Clarence Green, Robert Busey, S. E. McFadden, Margaret Sidner, Miss Westhold. Oregon Street School-California and Broad. H. H. Young, Prin- cipal ; Mary McCoy, Fredia Smith, Mrs. Mary A. Crain, Julia Stevens, Jessie C. Lloyd, Eugenia Leming, Margaret Fenner, Lulu Boyd, Harriet Davis, Zella Radebaugh.
Lincoln Avenue School-Lincoln avenue and Clark. G. O. Gordon, Principal; Jennie M. Vandeveer, Belle Barr, Annie MeLain, Nellie Rogers, Jessie F. Fleming, Pearl Williamson, Maud Van Der Voort, Lillian Rogers.
Urbana Avenue School-Urbana avenue and Green. Adam Varner, Principal ; Annie Carson, Alice V. Lemon, Gertrude Ross.
No. 2 School -- Two miles east. Adelia Renfrew.
CHURCHES.
v . First Baptist-Race and Illinois. Rev. M. L. Rugg, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 m. Baptist Young People's Union 6:15 p. m. Junior Baptist Young Peo- ple's Union 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. v First Methodist Episcopal-Race and Green. Rev. A. M. Flanigan, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 m. Epworth League 6:15 p. m. Junior Epworth League 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30.
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Christian-401-403 West Main. Rev. G. D. Laurence, pastor. Serv- ices 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday ? p. m.
Universalist-Green and Birch. Rev. Clarence Greeley, pastor. Pub- lic service 10:30 a. m. Sunday School 12 m. Young People's Christian Union 6:30 p. m. Junior League 3:30 p. m.
First Presbyterian-Green and Orchard. Services 11 a. m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Vesper 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes- day evening. Christian Endeavor 6:30.
Free Methodist-Babcock and Springfield avenue-Sunday services 10:30 a. m.
Park's Chapel ( Methodist Episcopal)-Springfield and Mathews ave- nues. Rev. W. N. Tobie, pastor. Services 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m. Epworth League 6 p. m. Junior Ep- worth League 2 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. Third Methodist Episcopal-1002 East Main. Rev. W. N. Tobie, pastor. Services 3:30 p. m. Sunday School 2:30 p. m. Ep- worth League 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
St. Patrick's Catholic-Main and Busey avenue. Rev. J. H. Cannon, pastor. Masses 8 and 10:30 a. m. Catechism 2 p. m. Vespers and benediction 3 p. m.
SOCIETIES, CLUBS, UNIONS, SECRET AND FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS, ETC.
Ben Hur.
Caledonia Court No. 59-I. O. O. F. Hall, first and third Mondays of each month.
Honors.
Urbana District Court No. 17-I. O. O. F. Hall, second and fourth Fridays of each month.
Masons.
A. F. and A. M .- Urbana Lodge No. 157, Masonic Temple, first and second Tuesdays.
R. A. M .- Urbana Chapter No. 80, Masonic Temple, second Thursday. 0. E. S .- Hope Chapter No. 104, Masonic Temple, first and third Mondays.
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K. T .- Urbana Commandery No. 16, Masonic Temple, third Thurs- day.
R. and S. M .- Urbana Council No. 19, Masonic Temple, fourth Thursday.
Military.
G. A. R .- Black Eagle Post No. 129, Court House, first and third Fridays.
W. R. C .- Black Eagle Corps No. 160, Nelson's Hall, second and fourth Wednesdays.
Odd Fellows.
I O. O. F .- Urbana Lodge No. 139, I. O. O. F. Hall, Tuesdays.
Urbana Encampment No. 98, I. O. O. F. Hall, second and fourth Mondays.
D. of R .- Olive Lodge No. 57, I. O. O. F. Hall, first and third Thurs- days.
Pythians.
K. of P .- Triumph Lodge No. 73, Castle Hall, Fridays. 1
Railways.
B. of L. F. Lodge No. 22,I. O. O. F. Hall, second and fourth Sundays. B. of R. C .- True Blue Lodge No. 142, Carpenter's Hall, first and third Thursdays.
Rathbone Sisters.
Urbana Temple No. 125-K. of P. Hall, Thursdays of each month.
Rebekahs.
Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 57-I. O. O. F. Hall, first and third Thurs- days.
Religious and Charitable.
Brotherhood of St. Paul-Park's Chapel, first Monday evenings of each month.
W. C. T. U .- Thursdays 2:30 p. m. Lillian Gilmir, 305} South Race, corresponding secretary.
Y. M. C. A. of P. & E. Ry .- 116 North Short. Theo. Coughlin, sec- retary.
Royal Americans.
Fraternal Army Royal Americans-Second and fourth Thursdays, Nelson's Hall.
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Royal Arcanum.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays, Nelson's Hall.
Trades and Labor.
I. W. B. of B .- Nelson's Hall, third Mondays.
J. T. U. of A., Local No. 8-John Rompel, secretary.
O. P. I. A., Local No. 143-Nelson's Hall, second and fourth Mon- days.
Typographical Union No. 444-Nelson's Hall, first Sunday, 2:30 p. m. U. B. of C. and J. A., Local No. 1026-Nelson's Hall, every Tuesday. 1
Woodmen.
M. W. A .- Urbana Camp No. 269-M. W. A. Hall, second and fourth Thursdays.
R. N. of A. Camp No. 352-M. W. A. Hall, second and fourth Mon- days.
Workmen.
A. O. U. W .- Nelson's Hall, first and third Wednesdays.
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Court House-Corner Main and Market, Urbana. C
Courts.
Circuit Court-Sixth Judicial District. First Mondays of January, April and September.
County Court.
Common Law-Second Mondays in January, May, August and No- veinber.
Probate Court-First Monday in each month.
OFFICIALS.
Judges of Circuit Court-Solon Philbrick, Champaign ,Ill .; Wm. G. Cochran, Sullivan, Ill .; Wm. C. Johns, Decatur, Ill.
Circuit Clerk and Recorder-Jasper W. Porter. County Judge-Calvin C. Staley. County Clerk-Thomas A. Burt.
County Treasurer-Daniel P. McIntyre.
County Sheriff-Cyrus N. Clark.
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Superintendent of Schools-Charles H. Watts.
State's Attorney-Andrew J. Miller.
County Coroner-Henry L. Penny. County Surveyor-Joseph O'Brien.
Master in Chancery-Royal Wright.
Board of Supervisors.
H. W. Six, Ayres; J. O. Sayers, Brown; E. A. Kratz, Champaign ; E. E. Chester, Champaign ; M. L. Armstrong, Champaign ; T. J. Pattengale, Champaign ; James T. Boland, Colfax ; Heije Bus- boom, Compromise; F. E. Boyd, Condit; George A. Frazier, Crittenden ; Fred Sperling, East Bend; Fred Battles, Harwood ; Wm. H. Frame, Hensley; C. M. Wood, Kerr; Lou N. Bear, Ludlow; J. C. W. Pittman, Mahomet; Philip Shaffer, New- comb; Henry V. Cerdiff, Ogden; J. E. Davis, Pesotum; Mike Lowry, Philo; Alfred P. Neal, Rantoul; A. G. Porterfield, Ray- mond; D. J. Holterman, Sadorus; John Pfiester, Scott; W. P. Jones, Sidney; Orman B. Flatt, Somer; J. Bennett, South Homer; G. Humrickhouse, Stanton; W. G. Glascock, St. Joseph ; Philip T. Gunning, Tolono; Fred E. Eubeling, Urbana; John McCullough, Urbana; H. W. Cunningham, Urbana.
List of Standing Committees.
J. Bennett-Chairman.
T. A. Burt-Clerk.
Ways and Means-Bear, Davis, Woodin.
Judiciary-Sayers, Humrickhouse, Sperling, Jones, Shaffer, Helter- man.
Roads and Bridges-Babb, Pittman, Busboom.
Paupers and Pauper Relief-Pfiester, Pattengale, Chester, Shaffer, Frame, Neal.
Claims-Battles, Wood, Mccullough, Gunning, Six.
Fees and Salaries-Eubeling, Bear, Cardiff, Boyd, Sayers.
Poor House and Farm-Busboom, Battles, Porterfield, Boland, Pat- tengale.
Public Buildings and .Grounds-Woodin, Cunningham, Wood, Flatt, Frazier.
Stationery and Printing-Pittman, Cunningham, Pfiester, Cardiff.
Physicians' Claims-Jomes, Davis, Mccullough, Armstrong, Hum- rickhouse.
Hospitals, Asylums and Orphanages-Boyd, Chester, Lowry, Neal, Eubeling.
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CHAMPAIGN AND URBANA
Costs of Justices of the Peace and Constables-Porterfield, Lowry, Holterman, Frazier, Flatt.
Educational-Sperling, Boland, Frame, Six, Babb.
Election Districts and Judges-Gunning, Bear, Armstrong, Six, Mc- Cullough.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
University of Illinois.
Board of Trustees-Richard Yates, Governor of Illinois; James K. Dickirson, President of the State Board of Agriculture; Alfred Bayliss, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Alice Asbury Abbott, Frederic L. Hatch, Augustus F. Nightingale, Alexander McLean, Samuel A. Bullard, Carrie T. Alexander, Wmn. B. Mc- Kinley, Leonidas H. Kerrick, Laura B. Evans.
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