The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-10-18


This should have read, Zion Baking Indus
try instead, the office of which has been
divided into three compartments, for the
manager, advertising department and the
clerical force, respectively.
Deacon T. H. Ferguson, within the past
few weeks, has drilled three 411z-inch wells,
all of which are flowing. One was at
Winthrop Harbor for the Universal Lock
Company factory, another for Mr.. M. Spen-
Ger of Winthrop Harbor and the other for
party at Gurnee.
Mrs. Frederick Hills of Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Walthers and five children
and Mrs. Walthers, ST., of Eng!ewood, Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Harder of Oak Park, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred W.
Schleter on Lords Day.
Regular monthly recitals will be held by
the Department of Music, the first one on
October q at the College Chapel The
younger pupils will perform at 3 As in the
afternoon and the older ones at o'clock
in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. M w. Ward, of down
state, were visitors in Zion City from Thurs
day until Saturday, purchasing a residence
property at 2113 Enoch avenue, from the
Zion Estate, while here. They are prepar-
ing to move to Zion City shortly
Many people who are regular contribu-
tors to Zion Schools do not realize that they
must fill out a new card for the new school
year. This should receive prompt attention
without fail
Zion Department Store has been given a
very substantial new roof, consisting of
three layers of felt with pitch between
This is covered with layer of pitch and
gravel.
Eighteen Seventy workers, under Deacon
Samuel Farrar, sold 25o copies of Leaves
of Healing in Kenosha, last Lords Day, and
gave away 80 copies. Three ten-weeks'
subscriptions were taken.
Mr.. John A. Kurrasch, travelling sales
man for Zion Office Supply, has returned to
headquarters from four months trip
through the southwest.
Mr.. Thomas G. Carey, of Lafayette,
Indiana, who has been attending the servi-
ces held bv Elder Neal in that city, is
guest in Zion Home
Mrs. Dean Bennett, with two children, of
Libertyvil1e, visited from Friday Until
Saturday with her husbands parents, Dea
con and Mrs. c. F. Bennett, of 2811 Gideon
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith have purchased from the
Zion Estate the residence located at 1905
Elm Avenue and are now occupying it.
Mrs Roy Sprouse, of Portland, Oregon,
visited few days this week with her aunt,
Mrs Ida Reynolds, of 3107 Ezekiel Ave
nue..
Mrs Lena Hanson and sister, Miss Emma
Casperson, of Nashtotah, Wisconsin, have
been visiting their brother, Mr.. c. Casper
son and wife, of 2010 Hermon avenue.
Mrs. c. Rundell and daughter Julia, also
Miss Hilda Peterson, of Chicago, visited
with Deacon and Mrs c. w. Crane, of
Zion Home, several days last week
The boilers of the Zion Home engine
room have been thoroughly overhauled for
winter, with the brick work put in first
class condition.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Brown, of Viola,
Iowa, have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs Leslie Leitch, and family, of Route
No. |.
Deacon E. Schlappi is having a cement
basement constructed under his residence
at 220o Gilead avenue, by Zion Building
Industry.
Mr.. Floyd Barber, of the government
aviation department at Great Lakes, was
in the city over last Lords Day.
Mr. Grover Leech made business trip
to St. Louis this week, in the interest of
Zion Baking Industry.
Mrs H. O. Shaw is having an addition
erected to her residence at 2o16 Enoch ave-
nue., by Zion Building Industry.
Mr.. G. M. Tindall of DeKalb, spent
Saturday and Lords Day with his brother,
Elder Tindall, of Zion Home
Mr. John F. W. Moderow has purchased
a residence property at 2o01 Ezekiel avenue
from the Zion Estate.
At the meeting held in Racine last Lords
Day, $40 copies of Leaves of Healing were
sold
Mrs. w. J. Ford and son, of Chicago,
spent few days last week in Zion on bust
ness.
Mr.. E. F. Julian has moved from 1920
Elisha avenue into his property at 1904
Emnaus avenue.