The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-24
Lt)LAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED Up ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.

Two men were hung In Berkeley
and one in Columbia yesterday.
It against the law to sell top
pistols or cannon that pops caps.
Slater Bros. will receive two cars
high class horses and mules on De-.
'27th.
Rev. ]. c. Holland will preach in
st. Paul Methodist Church on Sunday
morning.
Mr.. B. A. Shuler OF Vance and Mr..
J. J. Bell Of Bowman we're visitors
in the city Thursday.
There will be services in the Epis-
copal church Sunday Morning at II
o'clock, with appropriate music.
Whatever else you do this Christ
mas, keep sober. 1t Will atd 50 muen
to the pleasure Of those near and
dear to you.
There Is some talk about fac
tory being established here to manu-
tacture wooden pipes for drains. Let
it come, by all means.
DON'T for2et the Sunday School
celebration at st. Paul Methodist
Church on Sunday evening. All are
cordially invited 10 attend. :.
There will be Christmas tree at
day East Orange School House on
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 9th, begin
ming promptly at two o'clock.
There will be an entertainment
and Christmas tree at Four Holes
Church on Monday, December 26th,
beginning at two o'clock p. m.
Several days the past week the
weather has been bitter cold. Fri
day morning there was @ slight fall
of sleet, after which it got some
warmer.
DR.. william L. Izlar, formerly Of
this city, but now travelling sales
man with territory in the upper part
OF the State is visiting relatives In
this city.
Major w. V. Izlar, who is In an
lnfrma.y at Richmond, Va, for
treatment, is improving and his many
frlen hope ne will soon be well and
at home again.
There seems to be band OF burg
lars operating in this city, and
horseholders shoull be careful
about locking up and securing their
homes at night.
Gov. Ausel will leave the Pink
Franklin case for Governor Blease
to decide. In our Judgment Frank
lin will be hung, and he had better
try and get ready.
Everybody should be careful about
fires. Commissioner McMaster says
more fires occur between Decem oel
IS and January ! than any other
time. So be careful.
The graded schools closed Thurs
day for the. holidays. The out-of-
town teachers have gone to their
respective homes. The schools will
resume on Tuesday, January 3rd.
The Marchant Music Company
wants to hire young, industrious
and ambitious man to engage in the
music business. A good offer to the
right person. Must come well rec
commended.
Mrs. Sophia E. Locklier, formerly
Miss Myers, of Spartanburg, S. c., is
visiting her relatives and frien1s IN
Bowman and Vances neighborhoods.
her former homes, during the Christ
mas haGdays
Messrs. A. ?. Avinger, Jr., D. Hir-
am AvineeT and W. c. Millican, OF
Vances, we're among the shoppers In
town on Thursday. They say every
thing Is lovely and the goose hangs
high at Vances.
Among the appointments made by
Attorney-General Lyon in the en-.
crossing department for the coming
session OF The Legislature we notice
the name of Miss Sallie Wannamak-
er, Of this city.
Mr.. Cleon U. Hart. Of Holly Hill.
and Miss Mamie Lou AXson, Of Cal
houN County, were married on We'd
nesday at the residence Of Rev. u.
y. Dantz7er on Whitman street. the
officiating minister.
THE Edisto Savings Bank has de-
cla1'ed Il dividend OF 8 per cent and
carried $4,000 to the surplus funl.
This bank under the splendid man
ngement Of Judge Moss has become
one OF the strongest financial insti-
tutions in the State.
The weather man says Saturday
will be unsettled, with rain threaten
e.. Sunday the clearing up process
Will be on, but slill there may b@ a
little rain. Monday. the day which
almost every one will have for hol-
iday. will be clear and cold.
II takes an extra delivery wagon
to handle the large shipments Of
booze arriving in this city by eI-
press. This seems to be about the
condition in many other places in the
State. SO Orangeburs is not alone
In going back on the prohibition
law
Alarriel If tho Rantst narsnnaCe