The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-27
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
G. E. Jordan Making Good i'm Los
Angeles.

! c. E. Jordan. former North side
man and ex-counciIman from the First
ward. now in Los Angeles, Cal, with
a real estate firm. has received a pro.
motion for record salesmanship anu
was made superintendent of a sub
division of he company, according to
clipping IN Los Angeles paper re-
Gently. He was also presented with Il
| gold watch by his employers
Mr.. Jordan left Topeka last spring.
he is responsible for the greater "a.
or the paving on the North side and
! Tor many ot the improvements nor.h
| of the river.
William Dransfeld and family, VIC
/ nave lived north of Topeka on the
Central avenue road for several wears
have left for les Angeles, where they
Wlu visit relatives and likely maze
| their future home. The DransfieIGs
are among the best known and most
popular persons in northern Shawnee
! county.
Indications are that the seventh an
nual fair to be given October "a at the
Indian Creek Grange hall. four miles
north of Topeka on the Central ave
nue. road, will have larger attendance
than at any past fair.
The union revival services which are
being held at the Kansas avenue
Methodist church are well attended
l. n
Topeka Baptist church, will preach
tonight On sunday night an over
flow meeting, to be addressed by Rev
]. w. Waldron, pastor of the MethoG
list church. will be held at the Second
Presbyterian church. Rev. w. =
Meeker, pastor of the Presbyterian
church. will then preach at the Meth
odist church.
Mrs. B. C. Meeker of Emporia Is
visiting her son, Rev W. c. Meeker
Of aslla If
house will be as rare on the North
side this winter a Mexican with
eye glasses. According to reports in
quiries about renting and buying
house are being received every hour of
the day and stenographers in the rel
estate offices are kept too busy even
to discuss the Majestic actors or mo-
ing pictures.
Mrs. George n. Jewett of Eskridgc
is visiting at the home of Rev. AID
Mrs. c. w. Meeker-
T. D. Gabriel has returned fro1G
Denison, where he has been on bus
ness.
Bert Fisher, who has been in Sa
betha on business. has returned home.
Mrs. Bert Williams of Oakland IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Suit of 1927 North Jackson street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell of y
tawa is visiting Mrs HoweIls brothe-
c. A. Jones of 913 North jackson
street.
Lyman school. one mile north Of
Topeka, on the Kansas avenue road,
will open Monday.
Miss Relen Wellman spent THURSDAY
in Lawrence attending classes in the
music department at Kansas ufl-
versity.
Mrs Charles Suit has returned from
Chanute where she was called two
weeks ago uy the illness of her NIECE,
Miss Vernol Armstrong. Miss Arm
strong had typhoid fever, but IS now
reported to be recovering.
Mrs. A. L. Reid of 924 North Mon
roe street has nearly recovered from 4
severe attack of ptomaine poisoning.
The ladies of the Central Avenue
Christian church will hold food sail
at the Fair" tomorrow. Pressed
chickens a specially.
Misses Edna and Grace Willitts are
visiting relatives at Newman.
Mrs. Fred True of Newman was
North side visitor Thursday.
The Indian Creek Grange fair PEG
pie have issu I'd neat booklet glVl g
the premium list of the fair.
A. NJ. PetrO, druggist.