The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-08-05
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
PICKED UP ALL ABOUT BY OUR
REPORTERS.
What is Happening in the Country

Towns.
Capt. Claffy went on visit to
Springfield Tuesday.
Locker clubs will become very
fashionable now.
The recent rains have covered
every part of the county. =
Don't fall out with your friends.
about the whiskey election.
Mr. Fred Kortjohn is at honr on
Zig vacation for several weeks.
Mrs. W. G. Smith has gone to-
Hendersonville, N. c., for some
weeks.
The sales on the closing day at
the dispensary was not much more
than usual
Mr.. John A. Zeigler, Jr., Is spend
ing a few days with his mother on
Amelia street.
Blind tigers will be plentiful now,
and all efforts should be made to-
suppress them.
Mrs. Armor speaks on prohibition
tonight She is said to be fine
speaker and will entertain you.
Mr.. D. H. Marchant has gone on
visit to friends in Athens, Ga. We
know he will have pleasant time.
Mr. Jas Zeigler has returned from
New York and is ready to write
you policy in one of the best in
surance companies on the planet.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Wannamaker
are spending the summer at Chick
Springs. Miss Florrie Wannamaker
is one of the bellies and beauties
of this popular resort.
Mr.. T. o. S. Dibble, Jr., of Spring.
field, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. O. 8. Dibble on Amelia
Street. Mr.. Dibble is one of the
solid business men of his town.
There is talk of a railroad belng
'.ilt f:Gm RoweSvi;'- to Elloree by
tie Blake Lumbar Company, wh:h
mas bought some valuable lands near
- fo:n'.,r place L"I her roll.
Messrs. Herbert Glaze and Law
renee Antley have just returned from
Ashepoo, where they have been on
hunt with MIR. Fred Rickenbaker.
They killed two deer and report
them plentiful.
According to an article we pub
lish on the first page Spartanburg
spends about 5000 per day for whis-
key. Won't some one investigate
this statement and ascertain If it
Is correct.
There will be an ice cream festi-
val and game of ball at Central
school house near Shilo church on
Saturday, August IA, 1909, begin
ming at three o'clock. Everybody
are invited.
All the dispensaries in this coun-
day and will stay closed until the
election to be held on the 18th in
stant is determined and the result is
announced
Our Folks" delightful little
three act comedy, vii be given at
the Auditorium Of the Elloree school,
house at eight o'clock on next Fri
day night for the benefit Of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society Of the Ell
loree Methodist church.
Constable Byrd recently arrested
one Warren Feldsr. colored, at
Branchville for selling booze. The
constable found considerable liquor
in Felder's house. He will be made
an example OF when the court gets
a whack at him. )?
The card published in another
column from Mr.. Henry Won Ohsen
is unnecessary to many Of us in this
community, who know the sterling
Christial character of that gentle
man and the grand work he carried
on here for many years among the
poor.
DR.. A. Calhoun Doyle has returned
from Los Angeles, CAL, where he
went several weeks ago as dele
gate to the National B. P. o. E.
Convention. While out there DR..
DOYLE took in large part Of the
Great West, and 1t goes without say
ing that he had splendid time.
1t makes little difference to these
Of us who don't drink how the
liquor election goes, but j: will
make big difference to those who
drink il it shuts Of their supply
Of booze and make them save the
money that they have been worse
than throwing away in buying 1t.
The mite boxes OF the Foreign
Missionary Society OF the st. Paul
Methodist church will be opened at
he meeting at Mrs. d. Fl. Marchant's
on Amelia street at half-past five
O'Clock Friday AFTERNOON. A full
attendance Is earnestly requested.
Don't forget to carry your mite box.