The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-29

President Riggs, Of Clemson Col-
lege, and Mrs. Riggs spent the holl-
days in this city with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lilies are spend
Il ing the holidays with their mother.
Mrs. John H tIamer, Of. Dillon, s. 9.
There were two alarms Of fire dur
ing the last week that were caused
by burning chimneys. No damage
was done.
DR.. Edison Fairey, Of Baltimore,
spent few days this week in the
city with his parents; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Fairey
Col. August ,Kohn and family, of
Columbia, sIent the holidays with
Mrs. Theo. Kohn, mother of Col.
Kohn, in this city.
Mr.. and Irs. Fred Adden, Of Null
Inns, and Mr.. John Alden. paid their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Adden,
2 visit during the. holidays.
Mr.. T. ]. Antley, of Georgetown,
was married Saturday morning to
Miss Nettie Walsh, OK Creston, at the
Baptist Parsonage. Rev. Geo. Davis,
offlciated.
Mr.. B. B. Bolen and Miss Eunice
Dewitt, bota OF Bolen, were mar
ried at the baptist parsonage in this
city on Sunday night by the Rev.
Geo. e. DAVIS.
Lieut.. Stafford Doyle, U. S. NJ, who
Is now stationed at the naval acade-
my at Analolis, spent few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Doyle, in ttis city.
Mrs. J. H ,Freer and Miss Annie E.
Freer, of ;summerville, and Miss
Alice L. Glover, are spending the
Christmas :aolidays with Col. and
Mrs. Mortimer Glover.
The bicycle thief is again abroad
in the land. If you are tired of your
wheel and Hant to get rid Of 1t just
leave it whare he can get hold Of 1t,
and the bicJcle thief will do the rest.
Saturday afternoon at the Baptist
Parsonage, Rev. Geo. E. Davis off,
ciating, Mr.. Henry H. Hughes of
Cordova, Tas happily married to
Miss Evelyn Fullmer, also Of Cor
dova.
The Christmas celebration of the
Sunday School connected with st.
Paul Methodist Church on Sunday
night was a most enjoyable service.
All who attended it came away we'll
pleased.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter West an
nounces the approaching marria:e Q
of their daughter, Miss Cleopatra,
to Mr.. julius Edward Grambling,
January 11th, 1911. Spartanburg,
S. C.
Jerry A1cMichae1, colored, who
was mixed up with the mysterious
disappearance Of the pocket book Of
a friend with whom he spent the
night, was, sent up for thirty days by
Judge Brnnson.
Mayor Dukes paroled the only two
prisoners in the city guard house So
as they could spend Christmas Day
with theii friends. Doth were col
ored and they were guilty of only
trivial offences.
The report OF the county farm re-
Gently pu alished shows that its man
ager knows how to run it most sue
cessfully. We congratulate Super
visor Fielder and Manager William
son on their success.
The Rnwesvllle Telephone Compa-
ny has leased it's lines from this city
to Brancaville via Rowesville to Mr.
Theo. G. Robinson, Of Rowesville
He will greatly improve the lines
and give up-to-date service.
Appropriate services were con.
Quoted Sunday in many Of the chur-
ches and Sunday schools. Dr.. Hol-
land, of the Lutheran mission board
filing the pulpit at the Methodist
Church in the absence Of Dr.. Bays
DR.. Holland preached an excellent
sermon.
DR.. Clifton, eye, ear, nose. and
throat specialist, will be at his office
all of this week, and at Elloree Jan
6 and Z, (Friday and Saturday,. Cal
at Dr.. Browning's for information
Operations, treatm ent and eye glass.
es. Charges reasonable. and all ex'
aminatlons free. Please call early
Mr.. Frank E. Smith, who has beer
engaged at work here, has accepted
a position with his brother, who /:
In the turpentine business in Florida
and will move to that state In a few
days. Mr.. Smiths many friends lr
this city and county regret to SET
him leave, but wish him good luck
Director Wilson, Of the Orange
burg Military Band, was presented
on Christmas Day, by the member!
Of the band, with a handsome hant
carved, rose wood music rock witt
gold mounLIngs, as slight test!mcn
r. L..