The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
DUB REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest

What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest
to Our Readers.
Miss Claudine Wannamaker has ac-
cepted position in school in Sum
I ter.
Human Hearts" at the Academy
of Music this evening-the first show
of the season. Prices 25 to rs cents.
The moving picture folks will not
allow dogs in the place where the pic
lures are exhibited. This is good
rule.
Miss Rena Taylor, of Jacksonville.
Fla, is visiting Miss Felicia Chisolm,
at the beautiful family home, near
Rowesville.
Old Veterans Day will hereafter
be made one of Orangeburgs red let
ter days. This year it falls on We'd
nesday, October 18th.
There will be an ice cream festi-
val at Four Holes school house on
Thursday, Oct. 8th, commencing al
one o'clock. The public is cordially
invited.
Clerk of Court Salley has tested
the public scales located on the pub
lie square with the United States
Standard weights and found them To
be correct.
A goodly. number Of folks left here
on Sunday in automobiles and the
train for St. George, where they at
tended camp. meeting several miles
out Of that town.
The alarm of fire yesterday after
noon was caused by small blaze
on the roof Of the Edisto Boarding
House on East Russell street. The
damage was small.
The City of Orangeburg invites all
the folks in Orangeurg and Calhoun
Counties to come in on Wednesday,
October 18th, and help make Old
Veterans Day success.
Cadet ]. Elliot Glover, Jr., has re-
sumed his studies at the Donaldson
School of Fayetteville, N. G. Mr..
Scoville Wannamaker has also en-
tered this school to pursue his stud
les.
The music teachers of the Orange
burg Collegiate. Institute will give a
music recital at the Academy of Mus
ic on Friday night. No admission fee
will be charged. The public is in
vited.
| VIM. H. Zeigler of Hartsvillle and
Miss Mary E. Young, Of Norway, W are
married at the BRIDES home Sunday
IIeyening at eight o'clock by the Rev.
L. F. Gibson, pastor of St. John's
church. ..s......iss
The opening of the South Edisto
River to navigation will be Of great
benefit to the people living near It,
and they should help get up the data
necessary to have the work on the
river done. r..a
| Mr. Jude Robinson has left 5ur
of the Paragon Chestnut at this office
They can be seen In one Of the show
windows Of Sims Book Store. They
are very much larger than the com
mon variety.
| Capt. N. N. Hayden has been ell
ected to fill the vacancy on the Coun
| ty Pension Board, created by the
! death Of Capt. John s. Rowe. Capt
Hayden was gallant soldier during
the war and will make good mem
Der.
Several violators of the new al
:, tomobile ordinance Of the city wer'
up before the Mayor on Saturday
Being the first offence they were le
off this time with the Injunction t.
observe the rules strictly In the fu
ture.
AT the Boys Corn Fair In ad
dition to the corn exhibited by tn
boys, an effort will be made to have
4 some of the farmers Of the county
who have made big yields to exhlbi
|. some of their best corn here on tha
day also.
The mill of the Orangeburg Co.toI
Manufacturing Company has shu
down for this entire week, in accord
ance with an agreement with all clotf
making mills. The cloth ma '.zet il
at present over stocked and price!
are very low. The m ills are trying
to remedy this condition.
Mr.. D. H. Marchant says he ha!
eaten bread in quite number O.
!, places in the United States outside o.
Orangeburg and in ten foreign coun
tries, and he can truthfully say tina
he has eaten no better bread than :
furnished our people by our worth.
townsman, Mr.. Henry VonOhsen.
The carnival held by the Dixie Clu'
on last Friday afternoon was mos
enjoyable affair as we'll as financla
success. About one hundred dollar
was realized. The ladies were so wei
pleased with the success they me
with, that it is very likely that th
carnival will be held every year.