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Nonstop Flights Auto • Home • Farm Commercial • Life MONMOUTH FARM AND 24 309-734-2265 22 1 26 Nobody beats our deals...Nobody! HOME REALTY LLC 25 318 NORTH MAIN STREET 200 East Broadway, Monmouth, Illinois JAMES BONAR CAVANAUGHS MOTORS INC. BUS PHONE 309-734-2155 Aloysius J “Al” McGuire Trevor J Davies MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS 61462 www.mbwi.com 1121 NORTH 6TH STREET FAX 309-734-4771 P O BOX 557 CELL 319-601-6389 1007 North G Street Alexis Fieldhouse 96 Public Square Telephone 309-734-6600 MONMOUTH, IL 61462 www.cavanaughsmotors.com P.O. Box 444 101 North Holloway 734-2171 Monmouth, Illinois 61462-0378 28 Monmouth, IL 61462 Alexis, IL 61412 Website: www.monmouthfarmandhomerealty.com Locally [email protected] (309) 734-6008 (309) 482-3902 Insuring Monmouth Since 1919 A B C D E F G H I J K Owned 27 Workforce Investment Board of Western Illinois 23 1025 S. 2nd Street, Monmouth IL 61462 23 · We can help companies find qualified employees and upgrade current employee skills. · We assist individuals, including youth, with career and employment goals, including Call (309) 734-4745 job training and job search activities. MONMOUTH 1 “Providing workforce solutions for businesses and individuals!” 9 1 A St. (North) Harlem Ave. (West) 6th Ave. (West) TourTour Holt Holt House House Steven Kent Murmann, DDS A St. (South) I St. (North) 6th St. (North) AmericInn Way I St. (South) 6th St. (South) FoundingFounding home home of Pi Beta of Pi Phi Beta Phi Archer Ave. (East) Jackson St. 6½ St. (South) 13 33 Fraternity for Women Archer Ave. (West) Kimberly Dr. 7th Ave. (East) Fraternity for Women 2 66 Public Square B St. (North) Lawnway Dr. 7th Ave. (West) 402 E. First Avenue Monmouth, IL 61462 B St. (South) Lincoln Ct., Rd. 7th St. (North) 15 2 2 Monmouth,402 IllinoisE. First 61462 Avenue 309.734.7521 OFFICE 734-7521 Birchwood Dr. Lovdahl Ln. 7th St. (South) 6 HOME 734-9302 Boston Ave. (East) Main St. (North) 8th Ave. (East) 28 WednesdayMonmouth, & Friday 9 a.m.-5Illinois p.m. 61462 OFFICE HOURS www.maplecitydental.com Boston Ave. (West) Main St. (South) 8th Ave. (West) (309) 734-3988 8th St. (North) 26 Wednesday & Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. BY APPOINTMENT [email protected] Broadway (East) Maple City Dr. 21 Broadway (West) Maplewood Dr. 8th St. (South) (309) 734-3988 C St. (North) McEwen Ct. 9th Ave. (East) C St. (South) Park St. 9th Ave. (West) Clinton Ave. (East) Railroad St. 9th St. (North) 30 3 For 40 years we’ve been taking good 3 Clinton Ave. (West) Sunny Ln. (North) 9th St. (South) 3 care of the eyes and vision of western Illinois College Manor Pl Sunny Ln. (South) 9½ St. (North) MAPLE CITY REALTY LP College Pl Sunset Rd. 9½ St. (South) 107 East Broadway families. We promise to take good care of you Country Club Ln 1st Ave. (East) 10th Ave. (East) 37 Cramer Ct 1st Ave. (West) 10th Ave. (West) Monmouth, IL 61462 and yours. D St. (North) 1st St. (North) 10th St. (North) D St. (South) 1st St. (South) 10th St. (South) Drs. Distin & Doyle, Optometrists Detroit Ave. (East) 2nd Ave. (East) 10½ St. (North) 734-7130 10½ St. (South) Detroit Ave. (West) 2nd Ave. (West) 20 67 Public Square, Monmouth 4 E St. (North) 2nd St. (North) 11th Ave. (East) 4 www.maplecityrealty.com E St. (South) 2nd St. (South) 11th Ave. (West) Edwardian Ct. 2½ St. (North) 11th St. (North) Euclid Ave. (East) 3rd Ave. (East) 11th St. (South) Euclid Ave. (West) 3rd Ave. (West) 11½ St. (South) 7 F St. (North) 3rd St. (North) 12th Ave. (East) 19 Franklin Ave. (East) 3rd St. (South) 12th Ave. (West) DOZENS OF Franklin Ave. (West) 4th Ave. (East) 12th St. (North) 31 Garden Lane 4th Ave. (West) 12th St. (South) 5 G St. (North) 4th St. (North) 13th Ave. (East) 24 5 G St. (South) 4th St. (South) 13th St. (South) Girard Ave. (East) 5th Ave. (East) 14th Ave. (East) 8 Girard Ave. (West) 5th Ave. (West) 14th Ave. (West) 18 H St. (North) 5th St. (North) 14th St. (North) 5 NONSTOP H St. (South) 5th St. (South) 195th Ave. Harlem Ave. (East) 6th Ave. (East) 3 34 22 1 Schools 6 5 21 6 FLIGHTS (Denoted on map in black circles) 6 23 1. Central Intermediate School 20 2. Harding Primary School 11 DAILY. 17 1 7 3. Immaculate Conception School 12 Visit qcairport.comqqccaaiirport.corpportt.com 4 7 4. Lincoln Early Childhood School 7 Serving the Monmouth area & West IL. Call your Monmouth area travel agent. 5. Monmouth College 6. Monmouth-Roseville High School Monmouth Nursing Home Conveniently located 7. Sunny Lane Field 5 in 46 Great Locations!!! 8 8 Call Monmouth at 309-734-2165 117 South “I” Street (309) 734-3811 Monmouth, IL 61462 FAX (309) 734-6324 PUBLIC SQUARE 209 N. Main St., Monmouth 9 2 9 25 35 36 38 County Market 27 Turnbull Funeral Homes Monmouth – Oquawka – Biggsville 1120 North 6th Street 301 South Main Street • Monmouth, Illinois 61462-0018 Monmouth, Illinois DIRECTOR: John D. Turnbull 10 10 734-7393 6 29 Phone 309-734-2131 Fax 309-734-8056 www.turnbullfuneralhomes.com 17 Central Park 7 • FREE ESTIMATES 32 • FAST SERVICE • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 11 19 11 DOORS AND OPERATORS • REPAIRS ON ANY Lonnie's Autos 2 3 MAKE & MODEL 522 North Main Street DOORS & OPENERS Monmouth, Illinois 61462 Karl 309-221-5810 Knoxville Monmouth Walk-In Customers Telephone 309/734-6239 Lonniesautos.com 10 309-289-2211 309-734-3667 Welcome Alley 110 Galesburg Road • Knoxville, IL 61448 Market 14 12 12 The Bank You Can Trust 9 13 D.J.s’ Welcome to BRAKE & ALIGNMENT The Cellular Connection 8 SHOCKS • STRUTS • CV JOINTS • BRAKES the end of your day. A/C SERVICE • ENGINE & TRANSMISSION REPAIR OVER • Cell Phone Sales, Service, & Repairs • Home Internet Service 50 YRS 13 734-7556 EXPERIENCE • Home Phone Service • Home Audio & Theater Systems 13 North On Hwy 67 • Free High-Speed Internet Foreign or Domestic 1150 N 6th Street, Monmouth, IL 61462 • 309-734-2500 • Free Hot Home-Style Breakfast 15 A B C D E F G H I J K 122 W. Boston Ave. • Monmouth, Illinois 61462 • Indoor Pool, Whirlpool & Fitness Center FLOORING PAINTS WALLPAPERS High School Seniors, Families, Weddings, Babies & more • (309) 734-9446 11 240 South Main Street Corporate Lodges, Federal Rooms 10 BRUCE FOOTE Monmouth, Illinois 61462 Making your memories last a lifetime... & Bus Tours Welcome 12 CHEVROLET 14 • 309-734-1314 309-536-2188 Parking for Large Trucks, 1349 South Main Street • Post Office Box 888 WIC 309-734-8368 Buses & Equipment Monmouth, Illinois 61462-0888 101 MARKET ALLEY 309/734-2138 Fax 309-734-1315 321 SOUTH MAIN STREET MONMOUTH, IL 61462 Fax 309/734-6906 MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS 61462 TERRI WEIL TELEPHONE 309.734.9958 Website: www.brucefootechevy.com www.warrencohealth.com loriasealsphotography.com www.FirstStateIL.com MANAGER 309-734-3137 1 AmericInn Way, Monmouth, IL 61462 petersenhotels.com MonmouthMonmouth —— AA greatgreat placeplace toto live...live... Maple City Street Machines holds “Cruise Night in the Maple City”, Photo courtesy of Scott Spitzer. Pottery on the Square Gibson Woods On the Square Playground equipment at Monmouth Park. COMMUNITY SERVICES The Warren County Library, established in 1868, The Maple Leaf Community Concert Series brings offers over 83,000 volumes of adult fiction and world class entertainment to Monmouth performing EDUCATION non-fiction, over 80 subscriptions to magazines, at the Dahl Chapel & Auditorium on the Monmouth Numerous educational opportunities are and a unique children’s room with over 33,000 College campus. The concerts feature classical, available through the public schools of volumes. The library has videos, audio books, broadway, gospel, tributes to well-known groups Monmouth-Roseville District #238 and United large print books, public copy machine, and a variety of other professional artists that bring CUSD #304, a parochial school Immaculate newspapers, and computers with internet outstanding performances to the stage. Conception School, preschools, and PASS - access. The Library is home to the Warren For information on dates and more community events Monmouth College’s Center for Science and Business Citizens Lake, Monmouth, Illinois Adult Education program. Warren Achievement County Genealogical Society and houses a contact the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce. Early Intervention serves developmentally unique display of Lincoln memorabilia. A larger airport, the Quad Cities International disabled infants and toddlers from a four county POINTS OF INTEREST WELCOME TO MONMOUTH LOCATION MEDICAL SERVICES Airport offers a variety of commercial, passenger, and area. Monmouth is also proud of its four-year A large array of medical needs can be met by • The Warren County History Museum at 238 As a friendly, quiet, stable, and well-established Monmouth is located in West-Central Illinois, 40 freight services that serve the Monmouth community. private liberal arts college – Monmouth College. South Sunnylane. Enjoy a tour and view the large community, Monmouth offers many advantages miles south of the Quad Cities and 16 miles east The campus features a new 138,000-square foot the many fine doctors, chiropractors, physician Two railroad lines operate in the Monmouth area. display of antique farm tools and equipment to its visitors and residents. An affordable cost of of the Mississippi. There are two major highways Center for Science and Business, a state-of-the- assistants, dentists, physical, occupational and Amtrak offers passenger service in Galesburg and including a Pattee plow, Monmouth Plow, 1838 living and vocational opportunities entice residents that pass through Monmouth: U.S. Highway art athletic center, distinctive architecture and speech therapists in Monmouth. A hospital, Macomb, both within 30 miles of Monmouth.
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