The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-07-05
LOCAL ITEMS
&C. B. W.

The attention of readers is called to the
fact that the program for Friday evening,
July Is, during the Feast of Tabernacles,
has been changed; and instead of the even
ing sacrifice of praise and prayer, a Grand
Ensemble Concert will be given by Zion
Senior and Junior Choir, Zion Band, and
Zion Orchestra.
Two hundred copies of LEAVES OF
HEALING and THE THEOCRAT were
disposed of in Antioch and Russell on last
Friday by a company of Restoration Host
workers in an auto. A considerable sec
ton of farming country also was covered.
Deacon T. H Ferguson has finished two
deep wells: one for Mr. w. H. Howe Of
Fox Lake, and the other for Mr. Daniel
Slaven, On his farm west of Zion City.
Mrs Martha J. Hanna has exchanged her
property at 26O2 Elisha Avenue, with the
Zion Estate, for ten acres of land on West
Thirty-third Street.
Mr.. F. J. Taylor of Pennsylvania with
his wife, son and daughter, is visiting his
father, Mr.. James Taylor, and family, of
2925 Ezra Avenue.
Mr.. J. G. Hammer and Mr.. E. G. Misch-
Ter have installed a joint water system for
their home at ISL and 2513 Gideon Ave
nue., respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gob1e of Mon
tana, visited from Saturday until Monday
with their aunt, Miss Anna Larsen, of 22O4
Enoch Avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Peterson, who recently
moved to Zion from Berwyn, Illinois, has
taken a clerical position in the office of
Zion Candy Factory.
Mrs. Sarah Swope of Pennsylvania, is
visiting Deaconess c. Anderson of Zion
Home, and expects to remain through the
Feast of Tabernacles.
Mr.. E. E. Seger has purchased an acre
tract on Thirty-second Street, west of the
Electric Railway, from the Zion Estate.
Zion Livery has purchased seven pas
senger car from Zion Garage, which will
increase the facilities Of this institution for
accommodating the people.
Deacon Sylvester H. DePew and Dea-
con [. S. Mason, travelling statesmen for
Zion Office Supply, arrived home for the
| Fourth.
Mr. Arthur H. Smelling has purchased
two lots from the Zion Estate, located at
Twenty Street and Ezra Avenue
Mr.. August Guschauslzy has purchased
an acre tract on Thirty-second Street, west
of the Electric Railway, from the Zion
| Estate.
The business Of Zion Garage is rapidly
increasing, force of eleven men now being
employed in that institution.
Mrs. Spencer WEIGH of Michigan, is Wis
| iting her daughter, Mrs. Otis Scripter, and
family, of 261O Elm Avenue.
Business in Zion Feed Store is unusually
brisk for this season of the year, especially
among the farmers.
Miss S. H. Cornwall, Of downstate, visi-
ted her niece, Miss E. S. Heck, of The
Bethel, two days this week.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brady of Califor-
MIA, are visiting Deacon and Mrs. E. R.
Congdon of 231O Edna Blvd
A new Icing and Marshmallow Beaten Of
Us pound capacity, was installed, this
week, by Zion Baking Industry.
Mr.. Robert Corder has purchased lot
at Elizabeth Avenue and Carmel Boulevard
| from the Zion Estate.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Sweeney have moved
| from 2617 Elizabeth Avenue to $500 Edna
| Boulevard
The new cement road to Waukegan was
opened for travel on last Saturday, June e.
Mr.. John Kurrasch has left for the
Southwest as travelling salesman for Zion
Office Supply.
Apostle Carey and family have moved
from $500 Edna Boulevard to Zion Home.
Mr.. Alfred Saunders has taken employ
ment with Zion Garage as night service man.
Mrs. C. O. Iverson of Franklin Park,
visited Mrs. E. J. Nelson over Lords Day.
Herbert Mole has taken employment with
Zion Garage.
RIA G E S
Mr.. George E. Wedekind and Miss Reta
Gladys Albrant, on June %, 1919.
Mr.. Charles L. Lyons and Miss Gertrude
! Edgerton, on July 2, 1919.
B L R T FL S
To Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. McElroy, of
1904 Enoch Avenue, on June u, girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd M. Crabtree, of
1902 Ezekiel Avenue, on June %, boy
To Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Parry, of 2312
Gilboa Avenue, on July l, boy.