The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-22
The Building Industry also

reTnOdeleQ. L ne building INDUSTRY also
has taken contract for moving the resi-
dence and putting in concrete basement
for Mr. c. A. Sankiewicz of North Chi
cago.
Mr. E. Hocksema has moved his shop for
the manufacture of reed, rattan and willow
ware articles, from 273o Elijah avenue into
the old Zion Building Industry Office at
2814 Elijah avenue. Mr. Hocksema is
skilled in the manufacture of fancy baskets,
wicker lamps, baby carriages, go-carts, etc.
Before moving to Zion City, he had shop
in Chicago; also branch shop in Berwyn,
his home town. He is just getting his bust
ness started here and received an order the
other day from Chicago house for l 200
baskets. He hopes to place statesmen on
the road soon.
Turkeys this year are exceedingly scarce
and high priced Zion Meat Market, how
ever, has an abundance of nice roasting
chickens and geese; also few ducks.
Mr.. William c. Dunn and family have
moved from 2812 Eshcol avenue into the
bungalow at 27O1 Emmaus avenue, which
they recently purchased from the Zion Es-
tate.
Zion Dental Office is now open with DR..
J. c. Kanin, recently of Chicago, in charge.
We understand the Chicago North Shore
& Milwaukee Electric Railway has put
another train in commission, leaving North
Chicago Junction at p. m. and running
north as far as Zion, making all local stops.
This train has been put on for the accom-
mediation of working men wishing to ar
rive home at an early hour in the evening
and it depends upon the amount of patron
age it receives, whether it is continued or
not.
A fine circuit panoramic photograph of
the faculty and pupils of Zion Schools
900 in all-was taken last Tuesday on the
athletic grounds near the College Building.
The faces are clear and distinct, and the
picture, which is about feet long and 8
inches wide, will appear shortly as supple
ment in Leaves of Healing.
Mrs. Kate E. Merrill, her daughter Nav
and Mrs. Kate Wheaton, of Sergeantsville,
New Jersey, have returned to Zion City for
the winter, and are doing light housekeeping
in the home of Deacon and Mrs N. ]. La
Rose at 2412 Elm avenue Miss Merrill
has taken a position in Zion Apron and
Handkerchief Factory.
The General Overseer, on last Lords
Day, remarked: 81 love my brothers in the
ministry, but the two greatest preachers in
Zion are the Leaves of Healing and The
Theocrat. They preach in all parts of the
United States and Canada and carry the
message into all parts of the world
If you wish your address changed on the
Zion papers at any time, notify the Leaves
of Healing or The TheocYat office, Admins
tration Building, direct If your change of
address passes through the postal depart
ment it is liable to be delayed or overlooked
Zion Bank has received consignment
of beautiful nickel plated savings banks
which will be loaned to people opening a
new savings account. 1t will be we'll to call
and make arrangements for procuring one
of these excellent banks
Mrs. Mary Bitney of Wisconsin is visi-
ting her sister-in-law, Mrs. William La
Belle, of 2o16 Enoch avenue, and other
relatives in the city She is accompanied
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs Ellsworth
Bitney.
Zion Baking Industry is exceedingly busy
much more so than at any time since the
signing of the armistice. November bids
fair to be the banner month of the present
year.
Mr. Thomas Wood and Mr. Emil Sch1e-
ter have purchased lots from the Zion Es-
tate at Twenty-third street and Emmaus
avenue and Twenty fourth street and Gilboa
avenue, respectively.
Mrs Fannie Robinson of Zion Home,
with her little daughter, Flora Alberta, has
returned home after stay of about four
months with her sister in Indianapolis.
Zion Candy Factory is filling large
number of Christmas orders. The holiday
trade, so far has at least doubled that of
a year ago.
Mr.. Herman Benson has moved from
Crystal Lake, Illinois, to Zion City, locating
at The Bethel. He has taken employment
in the Zion Creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hanson of Kansas
City, Missouri, visited their cousin, Dea-
coness Nels Johnson and family, of Mil
waukee road, last week.
Mrs. Lena Sawyer, of Modesto, Califor-
mia, visited her cousin, Mrs. w. D. Taylor
and family of Zion Home, two days last
week.
Deaconess Anna E. Stendal has moved
from St. Paul to Zion City and is staying
at Zion Home for the present.
The General Overseer conducted Divine
Healing service in the new portable Zion
Tabernacle, Racine, Wisconsin, on last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrc Thomas pa+ocLa,, hove