The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-20

Miss Matte F. Thompson, who has
been principal Of the Twenty-frst street
school for the past three years, has gone
to her old home, Elmwood, Wisconsin,
for the summer
Mrs. J. H. Peterson, of 1915 North
Central Park avenue Chicago, was WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. J. III. McCulloch,
29O6 Edna boulevard, Saturday and
Sunday, attending the Lords Day SER
vices in Shiloh Tabernacle.
Miss Constance Williams, of Wauke-
gan, Illinois, was a guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Wickens, of
PIG Ezekiel avenue, Saturday and Sun
day, attending the Lords Day services
in Shiloh Tabernacle.
Mr.. l. E. Pope, and two children, of
Triumph, Minnesota, have been visiting
his sister, Mrs. H. L. Barton, of 3O08
Emmaus avenue, for several days. The
children will remain with Mrs. Barton
Mrs. Anna J. Phil, of 1915 Enoch
avenue, received a visit this past week
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Munson, of 1881 North Artesian avenue,
Chicago; also from her sister, Mrs. Lars
Harrisville, of Chicago.
Mr.. Lyman S. Enlow, of 21st street
and Hermon avenue, has taken employ
ment at the new plant of the Zion Bak-
ing Industry, where he will have charge
of the heating plant, and of the machin-
cry in general.
Several daughters and grandchildren
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matzenburg, Of
Zion Home, spent the day with them on
May 12, in celebration of Mr.. Matzen-
burg's eighty-third birthday, having
come from Chicago, Milwaukee, and
Geneva, Wisconsin, respectively.
Mr. W. E. Gibson, of Appleton, Wis
consin, who holds a position as mail
clerk on the Northwestern Railroad,
spent Lords Day with his father, Mr..
Geo. c. Gibson, of 33d street and Mil
waukee Road, attending the Shiloh
Tabernacle services.
Mrs. Elizabeth R. McCroskey, of 1892
Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, and Mrs. Eunice A Scofield, of
Antioch, Illinois, were baptized by Tri-
une Immersion in Shiloh Tabernacle on
Monday, May Is. Mrs. McCroskey left
for her home in Minneapolis the follow
ing day.
1t will be we'll for Zion parents and
children to remember that the Conserva-
tory Summer Music School for 1916
will be opened on Monday morning, May
the Twenty second, and continue for ten
weeks. Exceptional musical training in
all it's branches at an extremely low rate
will be offered.
Mr.. W. J. Kern, of Manchester, Mich
igan, arrived at Zion Home on last We'd
nesday. He first received the Leaves of
Healing through Mr.. John Wolcott, of
Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Canada, who
also first placed them in the hands of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Luke, of Saskat-
cheWan, who arrived at Zion Home re-
Gently for teaching and prayer
In accordance with the amended or
dinance, passed on Monday night by the
City Council, and printed elsewhere in
this paper, every owner of a dog in
Zion City will now be required to pay
an annual tax of $500; heretofore, the
tax has been $3.50 for male dogs, and
$500 for female. Every owner of a
dog is expected to pay the tax and secure
a license tag for the animal, or the dog
will be taken in hand and dealt with,
according to law, by the city police.
The Zion Building Industry has ar
ranged neat display of its cement
products in front of it's Office, on Elijah
avenue At each end is a row of pier
blocks, and the corners are finished with
artistic cement vases, which it is in
tended to fill with suitable plants or
| flowers. The enclosure formed by the
| display has been filled in with earth
and sown with grass seed, the whole
forming very pretty hint of what can
be done in the Way of making a ward