The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-08-21
LOCAL NEWS Items.
PICKED UP ALL ABOUT By OUB
REPORTERS.
What ls Happening In the Country
"a Well rs in the, Cities and

What ls Happening in the Country
"a Well as in the, Cities and
Towns.
Mrs. v. Smith is visiting friends
at Anderson, s. C.
Miss Susie Martin has gone to
Hendersonville, n. c.
Col. and Mrs. D. o. Herbert have.
gone on visit to Saluda, N. c.
Have you registered for the city
election? If not, do SO at once.
Rev. ]. L. McLees and his two
boys have gone on a trip to Mon
Greet, N. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Smoak are
visiting friends at Abbeville for a
short time.
Mrs. W. N. Lietch and Miss Florrie,
Heaner are spending some time in
the country.
Mr.. John Ensloe, superintendent
Of the Orange Mill, is confined to his:
home by sickness.
Miss Justice Sanders has gone Oh
a two weeks trip to the mountains
of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. Cutler, of the
Limestone section, have gone on a
trip to Washington, D. c.
The backbone of the hot wave has.
been broken, but We are afraid it
will not stay broken.
DR.. Lewis Wannamaker has re-
turned home after pleasant So
journ Of two weeks at the North.
Mrs. Lizzie Melton, Misses Lucille
Melton, Myrtis Malpass and Minnie
Glass Whitaker are visiting at Spar
tanburg.
A large party from Cameron took
the train here for Charleston Fri
day. They took advantage Of the,
excursion.
Judge C. P. Brunson, Mr. D. N.
Smith and Miss Jennie Brunson
have gone for ten days trip to-
Glenn Springs.
The vote at Vances was in favor
of the dispensary and not against it
as reported. The vote was 23 for
and Is against the dispensary.
Hon. I. w. Bowman went to Spar
tanDurg on Wednesday to visit his.
daughter, who has been in the hos
pital in that city for several weeks.
Mr.. W. B. Thompson, the efficient.
cashier of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, has gone on a visit
to his old home in North Carolina.
BY an error, the City Clerk has
no record of license No. 113, issued
April "a. Persons holding licenses
will please consult the numbers and
report No. 113.
Mr., Brunson Gates and Miss SAL
lie Taylor, both of Cameron, sur
prised their many friends by going
to Elloree and getting married last
Friday afternoon.
Mayor Dukes announces himself
a candidate for reelection. He Is no
stranger to the people of Orange
burg, and needs no introduction.
1t is likely that he will succeed him
self.
Col. w. G. Smith, who has served
the city most efficiently as an alder
man for the past two years, announc-
es himself for reelection. He has
hosts of friends who will give their
support.
Mr.. George V. Zeigler and Mr.
w. L. Moseley have gone to the
Northern markets to buy their falp
stock. They will lay in fine stocks.
as they anticipate large business
this fall.
Misses Edible and Mona MCGOWAN.
Of Cameron, accompanied by their
little brother, Master William, left
this morning to spend the res: Of
the summer among the mountains Of
North Carolina.
The first person to vote at Cope
after the polls were opened was the
negro preacher, l.. l.. Jackson, Of
the Methodist church, and he set
the example for his race by voting
the prohibition ticket.
Crowds still flock to hear Senator
Tillman whenever he speaks. He
is just as popular with the masses
as he ever was Why not invite hir1
to Orangeburg? He would draw one
of his old time crowds.
On the morning after the liquor
election last week The Times and
Democrat published the best report
Of it Of any country paper in South
Carolina. In fact, our report was
equal to the report of the daily pa
pers.
Alderman ]. x. Weeks announces
himself as candidate for re-elec-
ton. Mr.. Weeks during the past
two years has given the city good
and faithful service and will Le
warmly supported by his friends for