The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08

On April l, the Zion Candy Factory
ceased to be department of Zion Stores.
having now become organized as one of
lions Institutions and Industries.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Main, of 28O3
Elisha Aevnue, who have been staving
at Delaware, Ohio, returned, last week.
to Zion City.
Mr.. Dewitt Inman and wife, Of 1910
Herman Avenue, returned to Zion City
on April 1, from Tifin, Ohio, where Mr..
Inman is temporarily employed.
Peter Noteboom, of 1922 Ezra Avenue,
who has, until recently, been employed
in Chicago, has now become one Of the
co-workers in Zion Apron and Handker-
chief Factory.
C. R. Mason, of 22O2 Enoch Avenue,
travelling salesman for Zion Office Sup
ply, returned to Zion City, on March 81,
for a short stay with his family.
Mr.. Richard W. Johnson, of Chicago,
spent last Saturday and Lords Day in
Zion City He is nephew of Mrs. Her
man G. Peterson, 25O1 Elizabeth Ave
nue..
Mr.. Nicholas Hanni, spent several
days with his brother, Mr.. Roy Hanni.
of 33rd and Gideon Avenue, last week.
returning to his home in Aurora, Illinois.
on Monday
Mrs. c. B. Wamsley, of 2614 Aven-
ue, left on last Wednesday, for visit
with friends and relatives at Davenport
Iowa, which is her old home and birth
place.
Mr.. Alvin Marshall, of 31O6 Elizabeth
Avenue, was called last week, toPiggott.
Arkansas, to attend the funeral of
his brother, Dr. A. E. Marshall, late Of
| San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. Isaac Bittle, who has been doing
Restoration Work, for some months, in
New Jersey, returned last week to Zion
City, and has now taken a position as
houseman for Zion Home
David j. Kemman, of Zion Home, left
On last Tuesday for two-weeks' trip to
| Northern Wisconsin and Michigan, in
the interests of Zion Apron and Hand
kerchief Factory.
Mrs. H. G. Burke, who has been liv-
ing at Goodland, Minnesota, arrived in
Zion City on March 81, for an indefinite
visit with her mother, Mrs Mary A. !
Scharff, at 300 Eshcol Avenue.
Miss Miriam Hershey, who has been
attending the State Normal, at De Kalb, |
Illinois, for more than year past, has
been spending tWo-weeks' vacation
with the family of Isaac E. Mill, 1921
Enoch Avenue.
One Hundred and Forty-six members
of the Zion Choir-nearly two full divi- |
sions-went to Chicago, on Restoration
Work, last Lords Day.
Miss Blanche Reynolds, who has been
visiting, for some months, with her
mother and sister, at Dodge, Nebraska,
returned, last week, to Zion City, and
made short stay with her sister, Mrs.
E. L. Brown, of 2412 Gideon Avenue.
Mr.. B. 0. Heggan, and family, of
| Chicago, have moved to Zion City, and
are now located at 1920 Elisha Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McCullock, 29O6
Edna Boulevard, spent the latter part
of last week visiting the family of Clark
L. McCulloch, 225 E. 18th Street, Chi
cago. They did Restoration Work, on
Lords Day, and returned to Zion City, /
with the Choir, in the evening.
Professor P. B. Kohlsaat, and wife,
of Winnetka, Illinois, stopped over night
at Zion Home, on March 20, while MAX
ing 78-mile hike from their home to |
Milwaukee, during vacation week. Pro-
lessor Kohlsaat is registrar and dean of |
boys at the Lewis Institute of Technolo-
gy, Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Winner, of Mime
apolis, Minnesota, stopped one day last !
week, for a few hours in Zion City, |
While on their way from Florida, making