The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-03-18
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Horace Reed, of 2710 Gideon
Avenue, has moved to 2909 Gabriel
Avenue.
Mr. Irving Brison, and family, moved,
last week, to their property at 3002 Elm
Avenue.
Mr.. William G.. Dunn, and family,
have now moved into their property at
31O7 Gabriel Avenue.
Mrs. A. D. McNeill, of 1905 Enoch
Avenue, spent several days, last week,
in Chicago, visiting with friends.
Deaconess Eliza Taylor, of 3019 Enoch
Avenue, left on March II, for an in
definite stay at Altoona, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Joseph L. Bishop, of 24O0 Edna
Avenue, spent several days, last week,
visiting friends in Hubbard Woods, Illi-
nois.
Mr.. Daniel Phelan, of 5757 Winthrop
Avenue, Chicago, spent several days, this
past week, at Zion Home, returning to
Chicago last Wednesday.
Miss Marie J. Bolton, who has been
spending several weeks in Zion Home,
left, last week, for her home at Cedar
Falls, Iowa.
Mr.. w. B. Clausen, of 2825-2nd Ave
nue., Minneapolis, Minnesota, arrived in
Zion City on March II.
Mrs. Dexter S. King, of 1920 Lang
land Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, spent two
days in Zion Home, last week, returning
to Cincinnati, March 9.
Mr.. David J. Kemman left on last
Monday, for his initial trip, as salesman,
for the Zion Office Supply, intending to
be gone about two weeks.
A concert of Zion Senior Band will be
held in Shiloh Tabernacle, on Wednes-
day evening, March %. Besides the
Band concert, there will be readings and
Mrs. Mary Blatter, who, last week,
spent several days with her neice, Mrs.
J. Gamerdinger, of 1905 Enoch Avenue,
returned to her home in Forest Park,
Illinois, on last Friday.
Miss Naomi Quint, of 1902 Elisha
Avenue, has entered Zion Millinery De-
partment, Zion Stores, as apprentice to
Miss Hoffman.
Miss Emma Bartlett, of Fort Atkinson,
Wisconsin, and Mrs. J. w. Bartlett, of
Kenosha, Wisconsin, visited friends and
relatives in Zion City, last Saturday and
Sunday, attending the Lords Day SER
vices in Shiloh Tabernacle.
Mrs. Julia Bakken, of Spokane, Wash
ington, Miss Mabel Stouffer, of Keota,
Iowa, and Mr.. Dale Lester Weekly, of
Platte, South Dakota, were baptized by
Triune Immersion, in Shiloh Tabernacle,
on last Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Glenn Sparrow was surprised by
about twenty-five Zion young people, at
his home 2212 Gideon Avenue, on last
Saturday evening, in celebration of his
birthday, which occurred the preceding
day, March 10.
Mrs. Edward Benckendorf, formerly
of StrnatOr Illinois who has hnnn visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Benckendorf, of 24O4 Elisha Avenue, for
several weeks, left on March for her
new home in Wilmore, Kentucky.
Mr. J. E. Roberts, of 1401 Maple
Street, Springfield, Missouri, arrived at
Zion Home, on March 13, and expects to
remain several weeks. Mr.. Roberts re-
ceived his first copy of Leaves of Heal
img, about the middle of February, on
this year.
Mr.. C. N Richards, and family, who
have been living at 31st Street and
Galilee Avenue, have now moved to their
farm on west 31st Street, consisting of
96 acres, which was purchased from the
Zion Estate, last fall.
Deacon Theodore Becker, manager of
Zion Printing and Publishing House, re-
turned on last Tuesday, from business
trip to ST. Louis and Kansas City. While