The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-08-26
LOCAL news ITEMS.
PICKED UP ALL ABOUR BY OUR
REPORTERS.

REPORTERS.
What is Happening In aho Country
as Well as In the Cities AND
Towns.
Mrs. ]. w. Smoak and children
are visiting at Salley.
Judge C. G. Dantzler is spending
few days at Glenn Springs.
Mrs. Robert Lide and children
have returned from a visit to Barn.
we'll.
Miss Ruth Cooner has returned to-
Charleston, after visit to Miss Eb-;
,ba Dukes.
The many friends Of little Annie
Lee Crum are glad to know that she
is about we'll again.
Miss Alma Murphy, of Charleston.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Georgia
Sims on Amelia street.
Miss Sadie Robinson has returned.
after a pleasant stay In The noun
tains of North Carolina.
The dispensaries will open up
again for business on Saturday. They
will close on November Is for good.
Miss Laura whitman has return
ed to Philadelphia, after a two,
weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs. w.
F. Cannon.
Mr.. John Cart and Miss Pauline
Cart have returned from an extend
ed trip to New York and the New
Englani States.
Miss Annie Lou Stoudemire of the.
Cameron section is visiting in North
Carolina, where she will remain for
about i've weeks.
Messrs. W. Hampton Dukes and J.
Ligon Reeves, are spending a short
vacation in the mountains of North
western North Carolina.
Mr.. Hayne Wannamaker, Jr, the.
hustling representative of that ex-
cellent newspaper, The News and
Courier, gave us call Wednesday
One candidate for alderman at
least verifes the old adage that a
certain class of folks rush in where
angels fear to tread, or words to-
that effect.
The Citizens Social Club has abol-
ished the locker system and in fu-
ture no booze will be allowed in
their rooms. 1t is thought by some
that this club will disband.
That meeting Monday night meant
business, and the law breakers in
this community may as well UNDER
stand it. The league will stand be-
hind the authorities in enforcing the
law.
Mr.. John Cart on yesterday after
noon bought bale Of cotton from
Mr.. Wad Way, which had been pick
ed by his father about twenty-eight
years ago. The price paid was IL
cents.
Rev. s. D. Collier is conducting a
meeting at Bethany Christian church,
Pour roi1oo halou, un11r IIi11 Mr
Collier is not only a good preacher,
but a consecrated Christian gentle
man, as we'll.
People do not place confidence in
the many rumors that are constantly
flying about upon the streets. You
can help US run down all rumors by
giving in all the particulars of all
local happenings.
Miss Sadie Tucker, who has been
teacher in the Orangeburg graded
school for several years, has resign
ed to accept position in Birming-
ham, Ala. Her resignation was ac-
cepted by the trustees.
Hon. I. w. Bowman announces
himself as candidate for re-elec-
tion to the Aldermanic Board. He
has been a good and faithful SER
want of the people, and they could
not do better than keep him where
be is.
The Times and Democrat feels
sure that the present city admins
tration will see that the prohibition
Law is enforced. Mayor Dukes
knocked out lot of blind tiger;
once and he is getting ready to do
so again.
A letter to The State from eBam-
berg says 1t Is doubtful about the
Carlisle Fitting School this year.
The school has ceased to pay its
way. and had to close. This school
has done a good work, and It's close
Is distinct loss.
The Times and Democrat has the
largest circulation in this city of any
paper published in it, and those who
wish to reach the people Of Orange
burg should use its columns. We
are ready at any time to back up our
statement by showdown.
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