The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-01
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
PICKED UP ALL ABOUT BY OUR
REPORTERS.
What Is Happening in the Country

What Is Happening in the Country
as Well as in the Cities and
Towns. ;. r, =
Buy plenty of checks so that YOU
can treat every Ole on Friday.
w. L. Glaze, Esq, has been quite
sick, but his friends hope he will
soon be out.
Sunday was hot one, sure. But.
there will be others before the sum-
mer is over.
If once you have had Hahn's Char
lesion cream you will want no other.
At Lowman's.
The street sweeper was being US
ed on the streets for the first time
yesterday evening.
You know what is means to be
served Hahn's cream. Get it at
Lowman's on Friday.
Miss Edith Walker, of Blackville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J, Fielder
Hunter, OF this CITY, ,af
If you want anything when you
want it, use The Times and Demo-
| Gratis Classified Column.
What is the reason the ladies flock
to Doyle's? You haven't had one Of
their Sundaes? Get one on Friday.
Can't you meet me at the and
10 cent store June 4th and let ME,
treat you to refreshing soda? .,
Mrs. NJ. E. Porter. of Charleston,
is now on pleasant visit to Mrs
e. G. Jenkins n East Russell street.
Several people from this city took
advantage of the excursion rates and
visited the Isle of Palms on Sunday.
To take away that tired feeling
and for genuine refreshment, get
your coco-colas at Cannon's on June
! 4th.
If it is hot on Friday just walk
into Thomas Candy Kitchen, and for
GOODNESS and delicious drinks it can't
| be beat.
The enrolment in the white grad
ed schools during the past year was
765, which is the highest enrolment
ever reached.
Miss Eugenia Salley, daughte,' Of
| DR.. NJ. G. Salley, of this city, IS 6
member of Converse's graduating
class this year. % 81
Miss Meta Kortjohn has gone to
Rock Hill to attend the commence
ment at Winshrop College, of which
she is graduate.
Mrs. Litch, of Eastman, Ca, has.
returned to her home after a pleas
ant visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. Heaner of this city.
The Court Of Common Pleas cou-
vened at ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing with Judge Watt S presiding. It
will continue through the week.
Mr.. F. D. Bates, who has sold
his handsome residence, will build
him another Oh Russell street just
the other side of Capt Taylors resi-
dence.
Sumter claims about double the
population of orangeburg, yet the
number or pupils in the graded
schools Of the two places are about
the same.
Among the twenty-one graduates
of Lander College this year, we no.
tice the same of Miss Alice Grace
Carson, daughter Of the Hon, L. A.
Carson, of this county.
Clerk of Court G.. L. Salley has
commenced the erection of a nice
residence on Ellis avenue on the
lot where the house of Mr.. Hammer
Cannon formerly stood.
The Columbia State says the Perry
Company Of that city has the contract
for putting in the light and tele-
phone wiring in the new hotel re-
Gently built by Mr.. W. C. Wolfe.
The school grounds should be
fixed up, but it can't be done for the
want of funds. The present levy
does not give money enough to run
the schools over six months
Rev. c. B. Smith, Presiding Elder,
filled the pulpit of st. Pauls church
on Sunday morning. On account of
, the inclement weather he did not
preach that night as was announced.
Rev. L. P. McGee, pastor Of st.
Pauls Methodist church, will de-
liver the literary address at Lander
College, Greenwood, tomorrow MORN
ing at eleven o'clock. 1t will be
worth hearing.
There was no service at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday. the past
tor. Rev. J. l.. McLess, being absent
at Aiken assisting in the installation
of the pastor OF the Presbyterian
church in that city.
Judge Watts is one of the best
| Judges on the bench in this or any
other State. The lawyers say that
he has an abundance OF uncommon
common sense. and that is why his
| decisions ALWAYS stand