The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-10-11
LOCAL ITEMS
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At the series of meetings being held by
Elder Thomas H. Nelson in Racine, Wis
consin, deep interest is being shown by
quite number of those in attendance The
literature sales have been especially good,
about 800 copies of Leaves of Healing hav-
ing been sold at the four meetings held so
far and by lady workers over the city also
considerable other literature.
Deacon Samuel Farrar and company
of Seventy workers are making regular
| trips to Kenosha, Wisconsin, on each Lords
Day. The people in that city buy the litera-
ture readily, nearly 600 copies Of Leaves of
Healing having been disposed of on the three
| trips made SO far, despite inclement weather
A number of trial subscriptions also have
been taken. Six people have donated the
use of their autos for the work at any time
| they are needed
Furnaces have been installed, within the
past month, in the residences of the follow
ing persons, by Zion Plumbing, Heating and
Sheet Metal Department: M. Kofoed, 1910
Enoch avenue; James J. Craig, 1908 Enoch
avenue; James Hardy, 3217 Eshco1 avenue
| Ernest Hollatz, 2315 Gideon avenue; H. H.
Bishop, 3014 Elm avenue Several other
! jobs are under way.
The following persons have recently taken
rooms in Zion Home Mr. and Mrs Harold
Gates and child; Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Paul
and daughter; Mrs. C. E. Peck and sister,
Mrs Emma Hinsfaw; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Middleton.
The office of Zion Building Industry is
being remodeled and divided into three COM
partments private office for the manager,
another for the advertising department and
the general office for the clerical force.
From August l, to October l, the people
Of The Bethel sent out 200 copies of
Leaves of Healing These cost 500; post
age and other expenses amounted to $17,
making $83 which they paid out for free
literature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schleter have ex-
changed their property at the intersection
of Emmaus and Caledonia avenue and
Twenty seventh street, with the Zion Estate,
for property at 2612 Gilboa avenue.
Mr.. w. A. Barton and family have moved
from 1904 Emmaus Avenue into the prop
erty at 2713 Gabriel Avenue, which they re-
Gently purchased from the Zion Estate.
A hot water boiler has Just been installed
in the property at ISIS Gideon avenue, for
the Zion Estate, by Zion Plumbing, Heating
and Sheet Metal Department
Mrs Eva M Turner and daughter Norah,
Mrs E. S. Rice and Miss Sarah J. Wait
have moved from 651 Carmel boulevard to
| 27O3 Gi1ead avenue.
! Mr.. Louis Douglas, after a Today visit
with his brother Mr.. Henry Douglas, has
returned to his home in Iowa City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Main and family
have moved from Waukegan, Illinois, to
Zion City, locating at 26O1 Gilboa avenue.
Deaconess A. o. Lee, who had been visit
| ing for about six weeks in Minneapolis, has
returned to Zion City.
Miss Zaidee Schultz has purchased a lot
on south Elm avenue from the Zion Estate.
Mr.. Walter Hughes has purchased a new
REQ touring car from the Zion Garage.
Mrs Mary H. Taylor has moved from
28O2 Elisha avenue to 22O2 Ezekiel avenue.
Miss Ruth Stanley, of Antioch, is guest
| in Zion Home.
Miss Reggie Stevenson, of Michigan, is
guest in Zion Home.
| Mrs. O. p Brusteun and son Adean, of
Summit, South Dakota is visiting at the
home of J. H. Wolcott, 1000 Gilboa Avenue.