The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-09


cheerfulness, attention to duty, and loyalty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson and daugh-
ter Ruth; Mrs. Charlotte Anderson,
Mrs o. A. Allen, and Mr. Leo
nard Johnson, of Hector, Minnesota, and
Mrs. D. Woodwork Of Glendale, North
Dakota, all relatives Of Mr.. 0. F. Peterson,
were in Zion City last week to attend the
funeral of his beloved wife who passed
away, September, 29th
The property Of Michael Diebold on
Sheridan Road, south of 33rd, Street has
been purchased by Mr. L. N. Lindskog.
The house is being completed so as to &C
comodate the family. The farm consists
Of six acres and is one of the choicest
around Zion City.
Miss Laura Moot returned to Zion City
on Tuesday evening from Minneapolis, Min
nesota, where she spent several months with
,.
Mr.. James J. Craig and Mr.. H. w. SUIT
ton Of this City, left Thursday morning for
Libertyville, Illinois, where they will put
in 1000 feet of water pipe on the Samuel
insult Farm
Mrs M. S. Hollingsworth returned to
Zion City Friday after spending four weeks
in Chicago
Mr.. Chaplin R. Pitcher, of Kansas City,
Missouri, arrived in Zion City last Lords
Day, and is now employed as clerk in the
Zion City Post Office. Mr. Pitcher was
employed in the Postal Department at Kan
sas City. He has a wife and three chill
dren, ard they are expected to arrive here
by November LIST.
Mrs. E. Farley, of Pontiac, Illinois,
mother of Deacon o. w. Farley arrived
here Wednesday and will remain in the
City a week or ten days. She intends to
visit friends at Lake Geneva for few days
before returning to her home.
Mr.. J. N. Bales, of Roswell, New Mexico,
son-in-law Of Mrs. M. c. Farmer, arrived in
Zion City Thursday morning and will
spend short time here prior to a tripto
Toronto, Montreal, and Niagara Falls. He
will be accompanied by his wife, but the
children will remain here till the return
journey.
Mr.. Klock, of 2713 Ezekiel Avenue, will
give demonstrations Of carpet weaving at
/ the Agricultural Show Mr. Klock has
turned out some excellent work along this
| line
Mr.. Paul Kuecher has some very excel
lent peaches on exhibition at the Agricul
tural Show. They we're grown in his gar
den at 2115 Ezekiel Avenue.
| A very attractive item was included in
the Program last Lords Day evening when
little Olive Harmon, of Oklahoma, played
three selections on her violin The child is
but six years of age and had to stand on the
Conductors platform in order to be seen
by the Audience She had a quarter-sized
violin and in playing the selection known as
the "Mocking Bird she departed from the
usual custom of sliding her hand along the
neck Of the violin, and putting her left hand
over the top of the instrument and pressing
the strings very lightly, immitated a bird al
most to perfection. Her mother played the
accompaniment and the item created we'll
merited applause.
Mrs. Hamon was in Zion City on a Lords
Day two weeks ago and was SO much i'm
pressed and interested in the service that
she brought her little daughter to assist in
the evening Program 1t is hoped that this
lady will again pay us a visit shortly and
give many others an opportunity to hear
this talented child