The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-28
LOCAL 7 news /; ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.

OUR REPORTERS.
What is Happening in the Country
as Well as in the Cities and
Towns.
Mrs. G. Mackay salley, of the
Fork, is visiting her sister at Book
mans.
Misses Simsie McMichael, Ella
Dukes and Mamie Harley have, gone
to Columbia college.
Mrs. John P. Baxter, of Eutaw-
Vile, paid short visit to relatives
in the city last week.
Frank Davis, colored, has been
arrested and locked up on a charge
of violating an agricultural contract.
Misses Lucille Melton. Minnie Bow
man, Alma Davis and Mamie Hoff-
man have gone to winthrop col
legc.
The band has given its last con-
cert for the season. They have
been greatly enjoyed, and will be
missed.
Pay up for your paper and let the
newspaper folks have some benefit
of the high price at which cotton
is selling.
Senator Smith has left his son
here to attend school. He could
not have done a better thing for
the young man.
Mrs. q. E. Gramllng went to
Rowesville on Friday to take in Cat
tie Creek Campmeeting and to visit
relatives for a few days.
William Brown, colored, was lock-
ed up Saturday for raising a row
and shooting off gun on the public
right of way some days ago.
Misses Vera Thomas and Daisy
Ritter. of Cope, have gone to Lander
College at Greenwood. Miss Ritter
is preparing herself for missionary
work.
Ed. Palmer. charged with selling
a bale Of cotton fores7z, which was
under lien. had a warrant issued
for, him on Saturday by Magistrate
Brunson.
Capt. J. A. Berry has gone to
New York on business trip.
Willie In Gotham he will take in the
big. celebration that Is now going
onfthere.
Miss Maude Dantzler, of Parler,
has returned to New Brookland to
fill the position assigned her in New
Brookland graded school, where she
taught last year.
Mrs. j. T. Parks left on Satur-
day for Edgefleld, where she goes
to TAX cup the duties of lady prin-
cipal of the South Carolina Coedu-
cational institute at that place.
Mr.. J. NJ Brickle has traded his
house and lot in Cope to Mr.. Vernon
Bragham, for the house, tract and
seventy-fve acres of land, more or
less, on what was formerly the Mrs.
F. Motto Cope place.
Mr.. Carasworth Ritter, of Cope,
left last week for the South Caro-
lima University. He ls finishing his
studies for the ministry and all who
have heard him preach predict
bright future for him.
For the last few days we have
had genuine touch of winter. 1t
has not come to stay, however, and
you had better not put on your
heavy underwear just yet. There
will be some other warm days.
Every man who owes The Times
and Democrat for subscription is
earnestly requested to pay up as we
need every dollar due us. There
Is no excuse for not paying with
cotton selling at and over 13 cents
per pound.
The News ano Courier has put on
grand prize scheme for getting
new subscribers. Several handsome
prizes are offered. Write to The
News and Courier for particulars
If you want to work for one of the
elegant prizes that Is offered.
Don't forget to go to the Court
House this afternoon at 4 o'clock
and take the trip to Italy and other
countries. Fare: 35 cents 10"
adults, 25 cents for children. Re-
freshments at each country free
This tour IS under the auspices Of
the Paul McMichael Chapter, U. D.
C.. and the Dixie Club.