The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-09-06
LOCAL ITEMS
CIV. F. j.

Mr.. +. HOekSen1a, wife and son Jldu-
stone. have moved to Zion from Berwyn,
Illinois. Mr.. Hoekserna has purchased
through the Zion Realty Department, the
property at 2604 Edna boulevard. He is
a maker of all kinds of reed furniture, as
baby buggies, hall lamps, porch chairs, etc
He will also do repair work.
The following notation is taken from a
letter from minister, recently addressed
to the General Overseer: Il am indeed
thankful to God that He has placed you IN
Zion, that there may be place for those
who find no place in the churches to live
or to preach the Truth.
The Zion Candy Factory reports the larg-
est sales in its history during last August
Sufficient orders are on hand to run the
factory for the next 90 days Additional
help is urgently needed - eight girls and
three men being wanted.
Deaconess Mary F. Thompson. who at
tended the summer term of School in Wis
consin and visited at her home in Elmwood,
Wisconsin, has returned in order to resume
her duties as principal Of Zion Educational
Institutions .
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Underwood and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brown, of South Dakota,
spent day last week visiting their aunt,
Mrs. H. L. Barton, of 3GO8 En1maus ave-
nue., and other relatives in Zion City.
Mrs. Mable Kyrk, and son Homer, in
company with Mr.. and Mrs George Nc
Elroy, distributed about 500 LEAVES OF
HEALING on last Saturday through the lake
region of Wisconsin.
Miss Jenny Flory, of Superior, Wiscon-
sin, is visiting her cousin, Deacon Jasper
H. DePew, and family, of 2oO2 Elisha ave-
nue., and other relatives and friends for a
fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diehenbacher, of
Williamsfort, Pennsylvania, returned to
their home after visiting the past week
with their aunt, Mrs. NJ E. Diefenbacher,
2103 Gabriel avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Babbitt have moved
to Zion City from Oakland, California To-
eating for the present with their son, [. L.
Rabbit, of 2219 Elizabeth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert G.. Stevens, of
Chicago, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blonn,
of 1900 Elm avenue, over last Lords Day
and Labor Day.
Miss Flossie Kern, of Springfield, Miss
ouri has returned home after a stay of al
most two months with her grandmother
Mrs. Harmon Metz, of Zion Home.
Mr.. Edgar R. Congdon, who has been
travelling for Zion Candy Factory, left this
week for Wisconsin in the interest of Zion
Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Harwood, Of Chi
cago, are visiting Apostle and Mrs. Ernest
E. HARDWOOD of 22O3 Ezekiel avenue.
Mr.. w. A. Barton has returned from 9
business trip through northern Michigan
Wisconsin and Minnesota, made in the in
terest of Zion Bakery.
Mrs. Arthur Keith and son John, of Du-
quoin, Illinois, were visitors last week Of
Deacon N. A. Robinson, of o21 Salem
boulevard.
Foster Heath, James B. Leech, Henry Fl
Albright and David J. Kemman, Junior
have purchased lots through the Zion Real
ty Department
Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf, of Danville, Ken
lucky, were in Zion last week, on business
trip, and stopped in Zion Home.
Miss Jennie Burton has accepted posi-
ton in the Millinery Department of Zlor
Store She will occupy rooms in Z1or
Home
Mr.. Stephen Urbanick and wife, Of
Chicago, spent last Lords Day and Mon
day in Zion, as guests in Zion Home.
Miss Grace Windle, of Minneapolis
Minnesota, has taken rooms in Zion Home
She will teach in Zion Educational Insti
tutions.
Mrs. Rosa Renevier, Frank Hagelberger
H. H. Bishop and Mrs. Anna Thauer have
purchased property through the Zion Realty
Department.
Mr.. Gus Erickson, of Cleveland, visite(
his brother-in- law, Deacon Herman q
Peterson. of 25O1 Elizabeth avenue, las
week.
Miss Stella Baker, of Ottumwa, Iowa
spent few days last week with her sister
Mrs. Pearl Frazell, of Zion Home
Mr.. 7. P. Stefen, of Wausau, Wiscon
sin, visited his daughter, Miss Gertrude, Q:
26O1 Elm avenue, over last Lords Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Swain and daughter
of Grand Rapids Michigan, were guests II
Zion Home last week.
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s Mush and Milk
3 What has become of the old-time
bowl of cornmeal mush and milk? 1t
is an American dish, cheap, nourishing,
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