The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-15
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BIZ
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest

Local Items of Personal Interest
to Our Readers.
Another carnival company Is com"
ing in December. 1t will pay the
city special license OF SIS.
Two more fire xlarm boxes will be
established by the city where they
are badly needed. These boxes cost
s1OG each.
1.-THE Girl in the Taxi" a musical
comedy company of the very best
calibre, is billed for orangeburg on
December 5th.
After seeing the play est. Elmo"
tomorrow evening, you will want to
read the book. Price 80 cents at
Sims Book Store. ~ @
Dr.. D. D. Salley and Messrs. Rich
ard McMichael, Jas! McMichael and
Lewis Wannamaker attended the 3au-
tomobile races at Savannah last
week.
The City Council has given MIR.
John F. Mewborne permission to er-
ect scales in Rowe Street near the At
lantic Coast Line Railway station IN
this city.
Mr.. Sam ]. MeMichael and family
Of Washington, D. c., who had been
visiting the old home folks for sew
eral days, returned to his home on
Monday evening.
The prices of admission to est.
Elmo" tomorrow night at the Acad-
emy of Music will be soc, 75c, Sl.OO
and $3.50. Tickets now on sale at
Lowman Drug Store.
The funeral Of Mrs. Morgan kel-
ler will take place at ten o'clock this
morning from st. Paul Methodist
Church, of which she had been
member for many years.
Keneth E. Lowman, Of this city,
has been designated by the navy de-
partment to stand an examination at
Washington November 21 for assist
ant paymaster in the navy.
On account of the absence Of Rev.
J. H. Wilson, D. D.. Pastor of the
Lutheran Church, at, Synod in Char
lesion on Sunday, there was no SER
vice In that church on that day.
Engraved visiting cards are neat
est and best. Cost only little more
than the ordinary kind. Call at Sims
Book Store and look over the styles.
The Southern Railway will change
the entrance into the side track at
Adden's warehouse so as 1t will not
interfere with Russell street as
thoroughfare at that point as 1t does
now.
Mr.. T. B. Bartotn was allowed S25
by the city council for damages re-
ceived by his traction engine falling
through city bridge. The colored
engineer was badly hurt by the acci-
dent.
The buyers for the Theodore Kohn
store have gone to New York for the
Holiday gifts and novelties. AS US
ual this store will have the bes: that
the market affords for their custn-
mers.
The ladies of Gerizim Church near
Vance will serve oysters an! other
refreshments at that place or Sat.
urday afternoon, November 18th,
from four to ten o'clock. The pub
lie are invited to attend.
The Times and Democrat has had
regular landslide Of new subscrib-
ers for the last ten days, and the
beauty Of it is that they continue
right on. If you think this is hot air
ask any of the employees in the Office
or store.
City Clerk and Treasurer l.. Fl.
Wannamaker's report to the City
Council on Friday evening showed a
total OF s25,761.O5 OF city taxes col
lected to that date. He reported
that there was not great more to
| be collected.
Mr.. D.. A. Presley, of Columbia,
will give an organ recital at St. Paul
Methodist church on Thursday eve
ming, November Gath, at o'clock,
for the benefit of the Young Ladies
Home Mission society. Mr.. PRESLEY
is one Of the best organists in the
State.
Mr.. J. B. O'Neal HalloWay, State
organizer of the State Farmers I'm
ion, will address the County Union
at the Courthouse today at twelve
o'clock. The public are cordially In
yited to go out and hear Mr.. Hollo-
way. He is a god speaker and will
entertain all who attend.
Let every citizen constitute him or
Of