The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-03-02
LOCAL ITEMS
&C. B. W.


The Bethel.
Mr.. R. A. Terrell has taken position in the
office of Zion Livery.
Miss Blanche Saunders has been assigned the
position as forelady in Zion Candy Factory
Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Terrell have moved from
2o12 Elisha Avenue to Zion Home.
Mr. L. C. Russell, of Chicago, was a guest at
Zion Home one day this week.
Zion Blacksmith Shop is crowded with work
and the prospects are bright for this institution
Mr.. Wilbur Potter has taken clerical position
in the office of Zion Building Industry.
A concert was given by the Zion Orchestra at
Camp Logan on Thursday evening, February e.
Mr. and Mrs William Neave have purchased
the property at 2514 Gideon Avenue from the
Zion Estate.
Mr.. Mark Turner has taken position with
Zion Building Industry as yardmaster and ship
ping clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fulton have moved from
2o16 Elm Avenue into their property at 2oOo
Elm Avenue.
Mr.. Paul Boehmke, of Milwaukee, spent Lords
Dav with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Boehmke of Zion Home
Miss Ellen T. Hoffman has resumed her form
er position as trimmer in the Millinery Depart
ment of Zion Stores.
Mr.. and Mrs George Schuler and daughter,
Virginia, of Chicago, were guests at Zion Home,
Saturday and Lords Day.
Mr.. George Hollingsworth, of Chicago, visited
his mother, Deaconness M. S. Hollingsworth, of
Zion Home, over Saturday and Lords Day.
Mrs. 7. 7. thinner, of Couterville Illinois, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Olive Osborn, and her
neice, Mrs Joseph Hampson, and family.
Mr.. H. W. Cook, who moved to Zion City some
months ago, from La Mar, Colorado, has taken
employment in Zion Blacksmith Shop.
Mrs. Hattie McClay, corsetere for the Dry
Goods Department of Zion Stores, spent four
days last week attending the Gossard Training
School, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Pitcher, and family, have
moved to 200 Ezekiel Avenue, having exchanged
their property in Kansas City for this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lubke have purchased
an acre tract from the Zion Estate, located on
31st Street, west of the electrici railway.
Mr.. Edgar Leech Assistant Manager of Zion
Baking Industry made business trip to St.
Louis, last week, in the interests of that institu-
ton.
According to Kenosha papers, the Whittier
Motor Truck Company, Of Winthrop Harbor, is
preparing to move back to Kenosha, where they
expect to build SIPS, 900 plant.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. W. Foreman, and family,
of Oak Park, Illinois, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs George Strachan, of 280o Bethel Boule-
ward, Friday, Saturday, and Lords Day
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P Anderson of Minneapolis,
were guests of Mrs H. L. Barton and daughter,
SUSIE of Zion Home part of last week; also of
Conductor and Mrs. ]. d. Thomas.
Mrs A. L. Baker, of Oak Park, Illinois, and
Mr.. Wheaton Smith, of Detroit, Michigan,
guests of Mr. and Mrs Lowe Smith, Of 3110
Ezekiel Avenue, one day last week.
Mrs. M. F. Reprogle, matron of The Bethel,
has provided piano for that institution, to be
used by the children and young people living
there, as an aid to them in acquiring musical
education.
The property at 3014 Emmaus Avenue, be-
longing to Mr.. Fred Crawford, is being
modelled by Zion Building Industry; also wired
for electric lights by Zion Electrical Department.
Mr.. Crawford and family expect to move into
this property soon.
Mr. Floyd A. Richards, of 27O8 Elizabeth Ave
nue. has been placed in charge of the Singer
Sewing Machine office at Highland Park, Illinois,
and will have supervision of all business for that
company in the southern portion of Lake County
Mr. Henry Tilbury, who has been engaged in
putting in gasoline line for the Midwest Re
e..