The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
puCKEn UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.

OUR REPORTERS.
What is Happening In the Country
ss Well as In the Cities and
| Towns-
"a Knight for a Day" at the
operat house this evening.
The Basket Bani Bazaar opens
this evening at the armory. Go
around If you want oysters In any
style.
MIR. Tillman Stevenson and Miss
| Fannie Bitch wG'e recently mar
ried at the home Of the BRIDE near
Cope.
One bunch of keys was found Sat-
ur ay gone week On Russell street.
Owner can have same by calling al
Sims Book Store.
! It is given up on all sides that
the fire department did han isome
piece of work In stopping the fire
Monday morning where they did.
A peddler's horse and buggy were
! burned UP in Albrecht's stable. He
left it there to be stabbed an was
caught in the fire of Monday morn
ing.
Messrs. Bryant Brothers will have
carloa of fine horses and mules
here the latter part of the week.
Give them q call before placing your
order.
The continued dry weather Is be-
coming monotonous. All farm work
is retar ed very much by 1t. But
we will have to grin. and bear 1t
until the rains come.
The fend or fends who set AL
brechts stable on fire Monday morn
ing SHOULD be made short work of
If caught There Is no room IN
Orangeburg for such characters.
Mrs. L. H. Wannamaker. Miss
Mary McMichael, Mrs. John Cart
and Miss Marion Salley went to
Newberry Tuesday morning to attend
the State convention Of the U. D.
C..
Rev. ]. D. Moore. Sunday school
field secretary, conducted very
interesting and profitable institute
at the Norway Baptist church Thurs-
day evening, Friday and Friday eve
ming.
Owing to the fact that all regu-
lar reserved seats have been sold
for "a Knight for Day." the man
agement of the opera house has
decided to reserve two additional
rows.
We are glad to know that purse
was made up for Mr.. Albrecht. who
lost very heavily by the burning, OF
his stable. Mr.. Albrecht has cer-
tainly been hard hit by the fire
flend.
Mr.. Fred Dibble entertained a
large crowd of children at the
Rowesville parsonage Fri7ay night
with his magic lantern. illustrating
temperance work, interspersed with
humorous scenes.
The friends Of Presiding Elder
Smith feel assured that he will be
sent back to his present district.
Mr.. Smith has done good work
on this district, and 1t would not
do to move him now.
There will be box party and
oyster supper at Parler on Friday
evening fo- the benefit Of the school.
The public Is invited. Girls will
bring boxes and the boys must go
prepared to pay good price for
them.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. S.
Tyler, efficient manager Of Rev. j.
l.. McLees' large planting interest,
for two quarts of most excellent
syrup. It was just right, and shows
that Mr.. Tyler knows how to make
good syrup.
Miss Carrie Tharin, who has been
living North with her sister, Mrs.
Johnson, Is on a visit to her sister.
Mrs. Ed. S. Bruner. In this city.
Her many friends will be glad to
know that she will spend some lit.
tie time here.
Our fSicnd Reeves. just across
the street from The Times and Dem
ocrat office, is Offering special bar
gains to Christmas buyers. Why not
call now and secure what you want
before the stock is picked over and
the rush IS on.
Rev. L. e. Virgins preached his
last sermon before conference at the
! Norway Methodist church on last
Sunday night. He VIII not return
to his nresent work. as he expects
TO enter the theological department
of Vanderbilt University.
Austin Johnson. coored, who lives
a short distance from this city On
! the Cav Cav Swamp road, came
near getting burnel up with his
! house on Saturday night. He was
awakened from deep sleep to ma
his house all ablaze, and had to jump
! nnt of q window 10 save h.mSelt.