The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
pIGkED UP ALL OVER TOWN BE
OUR REPORTERS.

What Is Happening Here and There.
| Local Items of Personal Interest
to- Our Readers. s
The old year Is almost gone, but
the new year Ia right at hand TO
/, commence the race Of 1911.
Now for q long pull. o strong pull
and g pull altogether for Orange
burg, county and city, for 1911.
Newspapers have no right to con-
Wet or ncquit. any one Of crime until
they have all the testimony In the
case.
| Dranchville is to have Q coffin fac
tory. These small manufacturing es-
+, Establishments are the ones that build
up town.
! The temperature is scheduled to
| drop thirty degrees in this section
by tonight. SO you had better look
ont FOR your water-pipes.
|. The GRADED school resumes opera
tions on Tuesday morning. Every
pupil Is expected to be In his or her
place on time that morning.
With two fertilizer factories in full
blast In this city next year, Orange
] burg County farmers will be able to
buy their fertilizers to great advan-
tage.
Ladies' when you go to the NOV
ling picture show always remove
your hat 80 as those in rear OF you
can see something else besides your
headgenr.
Rev. H. ". Bays, D. b., Pastor Of
St. Paul Methodist Church, has re-
turned to the city, and Will conduct
tie usual serVices in that church on
Sunday.
The officers Of Shibboleth Lodge,
No. 2s, A. F. NJ, were publicly in
stalled at the Masonic Hall Tuesday
night in the presence Of many
friends of the Order.
We have not heard of serious
accident or any other incident that
happened in this county to mar the
! Christmas holidays this year. For
this we should be sincerely thankful.
Miss Lizzie Sheridan, CT Green
wood, who spent the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. Jas. l.. Sims, IN this
city, returned to her home this mora
/ ing. Miss Sheridan taught several
years in the Orangc6urg graded
school.
Tomorrow at the Lutheran Church
the Rev. Mr. O. ]. Kreps, of the
Lutheran Theological Seminary, will
preach morning and night. The Holy
Communion will be celebrated at the
morning service All are cordially
invited.
They are making a great to do ov-
er in Georgia about boy who raised
102 bushels Of corn on one acre. We
had several boys In Orangeburg
County who, beat the Georgia boy'b
record this year, and will do 80 again
next year.
Many Of us who will witness the
passing OF 1910, will not be here
when 1911 ends it's race. Who will
1t be? May be you, or 1t may be US.
We can't tell, 80 let us keep our
lamps trimmed and burning, ready
for whatever may core.
The Aiken City Council has out
lawed the toy pistol and caps. An
| ordinance was passed making pun
isha5ie with @ fine Of not exceeding
800 and Imprisonment not exceed
ing thirty days. Our city council
should take similar action.
Judge Brunson sent up Gus Davis.
colornd, FOR beating the woman he
was living with as his wife. When
Davis found that he would be prose-
cuted for living in adultery with the
woman. he agreed to marry her, and
Judge Brunson tied them up at once.
The State law against selling toy
pistols and cannons that shoot caps
;; should be enforced These are dang
erous toys and should not be allow
/ ed to be eoiG anywhere in the State.
Some years ago many children died
from lock jaw from playing with
| them
We want to congratulate Orange
burg County on the good order that
prevailed IN her border during the
past week. Many killings occurred
in the State during the week, but
we are glad to say that there we're
none IN the bounds Of Orangeburg
County.
Mr.. John Zeigler who is do
ing we'll in the drug business at
Manning, and Mr.. Roland Zeigler,
who IS also doing well At Greleyvil!e
in the same business. have returned
to thei. posts Of duty liter pleas
ant trip here to their mother, Mrs.
Juo. A. Zeigler.
After all the hot air expended here
at the Good Roads Smoker last win
ter by the Charleston delegation
about the official auto route from
that city to Colum bia, what NJ. Soy
mou- Cunningham says about tnat
makes strange reading. But. that's
| Charleston's way.