The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Allen, Of 415
Evergreen street, Kenosha, Wisconsin,
were guests of Miss Bertha Kesler, 1903
Elizabeth avenue, Sunday, attending the
Easter services.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Iverson, of Frank
lin Park, Illinois, were the guests of E.
G.. Nelson, GAL Carmel boulevard, Satur-
day and Lords Day, having come to at
tend the Easter services.
Miss Helene Lytchen, who is en-
ployed as teacher in the Evanston
schools, spent Saturday and Lords Day
with Miss Reta Albrant, of Zion Home,
attending the Easter services in Shiloh
Tabernacle.
Mrs. Emma Edgar of Beaumont,
Kansas, with her daughter Gladys, is
visiting her married daughters, Mrs. S.
w. Kutz, of 31O5 Emmaus avenue, and
Mrs. Frank Webbing, Of 5000 Gabriel
avenue
The Misses Mildred and Thelma Whit
comb, Of 258 Elizabeth street, Kenosha,
Wisconsin, spent Saturday, Sunday and
Monday visiting Mrs. E. A. Mehaffey, of
2807 Elizabeth avenue, attending the
Easter services on Lords Day.
Beginning May 4, Zion Department
Store will close every Thursday after
noon at 100 P. M. during the Summer
months.
Miss Eta Kinner, of 1920 Haynes
Court, Chicago, spent Saturday and
Lords Day visiting Miss Margaret
Hollatz, Of 2315 Gideon avenue, and Miss
Lola Bennett, of 2811 Gideon avenue, at
tending the Easter services in Shiloh
| Tabernacle.
Prof. c. R. Neher, of Kenosha Bust
ness College, accompanied by his wife
and son, were guests Of J. w. Baugh-
man and family, of 27O8 Eshcol avenue,
last Lords Day, having come to attend
the Easter service.
Mr.. Leo Buyack and family, of Keno
sha Heights, Wisconsin, and Mr..
w. D. Goodwin and family, of Kenosha,
Wisconsin, were guests of Mrs. Pearl
Frazell, Zion Home, on Lords Day, at
tending the Easter services in Shiloh
Tabernacle.
One hundred and twenty-one guests
ate dinner at Zion Home on Easter
Lords Day; also one hundred and thirty
two took supper in the evening, after
the services in Shiloh Tabernacle. The
majority were from out Of town.
Mr.. Ernest Burtzlaff, who is employed |
as bookkeeper by Fred S. James and
Company, of Chicago, spent Saturday
and Lords Day visiting with his broth
ers-in-law, c. A. Bruno, and w. E.
Schmalfuss. He attended the Easter
services in Shiloh Tabernacle.
SeVenty-three people arrived in one
special coach, via the Northwestern
from Chicago last Lords Day for the
Easter services. Many, also, had come
the previous day. Others came on the
Electric Line, and some arrived by auto |
Mr. and Mrs. j. U. Gellatly, of Gel
latly, British Columbia, Canada, arrived |
in Zion City on April %, expecting to
make this their future home.
Elder O. L. Tindall, of 2119 Emmaus
avenue, received an order last week from
a large poultry plant for $500 Single
Comb White Leghorn setting eggs.
They were delivered by Mr.. Andrew
Hall, who recently filled an order for
$500 eggs, Of this variety, with the same
firm.
Zion Fuel Department, few days
ago, shipped away a carload of paper,
brass, rubber, cloth trimmings, and other
articles which they had collected from
householders in Zion City, as result of |
the demand which the war has caused !
for these articles. Other carloads will +
follow from time to time.
Mr.. j. w. Teeple, travelling salesman
for Zion Office Supply, and Mr.. Edgar
Leech, representing Zion Bakery, have
adopted the plan of COVERING their fer