The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-01-13


lis, are visiting Mrs NJ Howell of Zion Home.
Zion Apron and Handkerchief Factory has
installed a new button sewing machine IN
the Apron Department.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Lowry of Lennon,
South Dakota, were visitors in Zion City last
week.
Mrs. E. J. Melvin of Chicago, was guest
of Mrs. r. Mcdaniel of 2817 Enoch Avenue
last week.
Miss Mary Kennedy of Waukegan, Illinois,
was a guest of Miss Dorothy Clendinen, Of
$500 Edna Boulevard, last Lords Day.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Gaylord of Chauvin,
Alberta, Canada, have been visiting Deacon
Isaac Mill and family of 1921 Enoch Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM J. Duncan of Luella,
Saskatchewan, Canada, have been visiting
C. E. Holcombe and family of 2917 Ezra
Avenue.
Miss Nellie Burke of Chicago, was guest,
last week, of the family Of Deacon A. D.
Mcneil, 1905 Enoch Avenue
Miss Margaret Orr of Hebron, Indiana,
was a guest, last week, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Riehl of South Sheridan Road.
Mr.. Charles Middleton of Alternately,
Saskatchewan, Canada, is now a guest at
Zion Home, and expects to remain per-
manently at Zion City,.
Mr.. Norman Turner of Green Mountain,
Iowa, was visiting, last week, with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Turner, of 1920
Enoch Avenue.
Mr.. Harold Smith with two children, of
Cincinnati, has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Smith of 1920 Gilboa Ave-
nue..
The Zion Music Department of Zion Stores
has been rearranged and enlarged in order
to display their stock of pianos and phono-
graphs to better advantage.
An Edison Debating Machine has been
placed in the Office of Elder E. E. HARDWOOD,
General Ecclesiastical Secretary, to facili-
tate the work of handling the church CORE
spondence.
Mr.. H. B. Tillman of 2414 Gideon Avenue
picked a pansy in full bloom, in his yard on
January 5. The melting snow had left it
fresh and in perfect condition.
Work is steadily progressing on the new
Creamery. The building is now rooted in
and everything is in shape so that inside
work can continue without interference by
cold weather.
Mr.. Albert Christensen of Gurnee, Illinois,
spent several days, last week, visiting his
father, Mr.. Andrew Christensen of 3112
Enoch Avenue also his sister, Mrs. Edgar
Brooks Of 1904 Ezekiel Avenue.
Miss Ilene Mustard and Mr. S. Spurgeon
of Amigo, Wisconsin, were guests, last week,
of Miss Lillis Albrant of Zion Home; also of
Deacon A. D. Mcneil and family of 1905
Enoch Avenue.
Dc; ST. cho ,c
consin, has taken employment as painter
foreman for the Westinghouse Construction
Company of New York City, which is erect
ing large plant for the American Brass
Company at Kenosha.
The second floor Of the old Zion Stores
building has been remodeled and is now Oc-
cupied by the Zion Athletic Department.
This department is under the supervision IF
Elder Ernest E. Harwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ludlow, and Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Gill have moved from La Mar,
Colorado with the intention of making Zion
City their home Mr.. Gill has taken employ
ment at Zion Baking Industry as assistant
mixer.
The cut just north of the Thirty third
Street Station on the Chicago North Shore
and Milwaukee Railroad, which in the past
Has OCCdSlOHdIIy UcCOIIo IlIIeu Will oIOW dI1u
caused the stoppage of cars, is now being
widened by means of steam shovel.
Deacon A. S. Burgess is now supervising
the construction of pump house and "frost
= box" in connection with the water works
system that is being installed for the Elgin,
Joliet, and Eastern Railroad at Plainfeld,
Illinois. Several other Zion men are en-
Dployed on the job.
The Third Grade of Zion Educational In
StitutinnS earned nuartar-daV holiday in