The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-01-18

that institution going full force for several weeks
to come, The business of the Candy Factory, for
the six months period ending January 81, already
has more than doubled the corresponding period
last year in spite of the sugar shortage which,
until recently curtailed business to a considerable
extent
Lieut.. Paul c. Gillette, who has been stationed
with the engineering corps at Fort Humphreys,
Virginia, and who has been discharged from &C
tive service into the engineering section Of the
officers reserve corps, visiting with his mother,
Mrs. l.. M. Gillette, and sister, Hazel, OF oo9
Carmel boulevard, before being permanently 10
Gated in some civil engineering position
People sometimes hesitate to hand in subscrip-
tons for the LeaUeS of Healing and The Theo-
cyat at the literature booth in Shiloh Tabernacle
on Lords Day, thinking that receive them only
at the office in the Administration building. We
are always glad to receive subscriptions at the
Tabernacle as well as at the office, especially as
= this is great convenience for some people.
Zion Printing and Publishing House is engaged
on $4,000 32-page catalog job for Chicago
wholesale clothing firm, each catalog requiring
the FASTING in, by hand, of Fl cloth samples
They are also printing 100000 12-page catalogs
and the same number of 32-page catalogs for the
same firm.
Zion Garage is installing hot water heating
plant which will eliminate the necessity as we'll
as the danger of having stoves in the building
and which will give an even heat throughout the
building, rendering it much more comfortable for
workmen and patrons.
Mr.. Robert Hammock, son of Elder Hammock
arrived in Zion City last week. from Cincinnati
He is expecting to locate here with his family, as
soon as arrangements to that end can be made.
Mrs. Kate Merrill and daughter, May, of New
Jersey, who are visiting in Zion City, have taken
rooms at 2o01 Elm avenue, with the intention of
remaining for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Christ Zimmerman and daughter
of Michigan, visited Mr.. Emil Zimmerman and
family, of BIS Enoch avenue Saturday and
Lords Day.
Corporal Leonard Bishop, Private Ralph
Scharff and Private John McElroy were home
from Camp Grant over Saturday and Lords Day.
on furlough.
Mrs. F. DeLorenzo and Miss Nellie O'Brien
of Milwaukee, visited last week with their aunts
Mrs. J. C. Mcqueen and Mrs. w. D. Dahlmann
Mr. and Mrs. James Kendall, of Wisconsin,
visited over Saturday and Lords Day with Deacon
B. Kendall and family, of 24O8 Gideon avenue.
Miss Iris Cramer, who recently moved from
Chicago to Zion City, has taken employment as
clerk in the Dry Goods Department of Zion
Store
Mrs. F. A. Bedore and Miss Goldie Langil1e
have moved to Zion City from Malone, New
York, locating in Zion Home.
Mr.. Frank Light, of Iowa. visited last week
with his brother, John Light, and family, of 2711
Gabriel avenue.
Mr.. L. NJ Crabtree purchased house and two
lots on Elizabeth avenue last week, from the
Zion Estate.
Corporal Myron Bowers has arrived home from
Camp Jackson, South Carolina, having received
an honorable discharge from service.
Mrs. Eva J. Melvin, of Chicago, was a guest,
last week, of Deaconess c. Anderson of Zion
Home
Mr.. L. D. Brunette, of Minneapolis, visited his
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Patmor, of 2818 Gabriel
avenue, last week.
Postmaster Matthew N. Price received his COM
mission, last week. for another four years term
of office.
Mr.. James Paulger has purchased lot on
Hermon avenue, from the Zion Estate.
Mrs. Sarah Shank has taken employment, as
machine operator, at Zion Apron and Handker-
chief Factory.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Gooden and family have
taken rooms in Zion Home
Mrs. Alice Keller, of Michigan, is guest at
The Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ingold have moved to
Zion Home
MARRIAGES
John Alexander Peterson and Miss Winifred
Theodore Forby on January IA, 1919