The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-22
LOCAL. news ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items Of Personal Interest

Local Items OF ferSOuAl lAItieSt
to Our Readers.
Mr.. Cole Gibson has entered the
Atlanta Medical College to study
medicine.
Miss Leda Hungerpiller leaves
this morning. for Gaffney to attend
Limestone College.
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter, of
Florida, are visiting Mrs. w. E. Will
liams, in Broughton street.
Engraved visiting cards are the
neatest and best. Let Sims Book
Store show you the latest styles.
prof. H. H. Brunson has gone to
Privateer, where he will resume his
duties as principal Of the school at
that place.
Mr. Willie Kelly, who drives the
fine horses of tho Elliott Hook and
Ladder Company, was injured sligh-
ly in a runaway on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Chambers and
Master Carroll Chambers, Of Harts-
Vile, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wal,
ter Dukes on Broughton street.
Mrs. A. c. Horger, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
l.. Robinson left here Monday for.
Eutawville, where they will spend a
few days with DR.. E. o. Horger.
Miss Eunice Chambers, sister Of
Mrs. w. Walter Dukes, is over to at
tend our Graded School. She is
boarding at the home Of Mayor j. W.
H. Dukes.
Just received a shipment Of Heck
ers Oatmeal, Cream Farina, Old
Homestead Flap Jack Flour, Buck
wheat, Graham Flour, Whole Wheat
Flour, New Mackrel, at Mixson's. st
A candidate is in the field already
for County Supervisor. He must be-
.lieve in the early bird getting the
worm. He proposes to see every
voter In the county before election
day two years hence.
Elizabeth, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe, died at
Rowesville Sunday night and was in
tered at. New Hope Cemetery. She
was a lovable and bright little girl
and her sad death is greatly deplor-
ed.
Sheriff Kendrick, Of Bullock Coun-
ty, Georgia, was In the city Tuesday
for an escaped convict, who was ar
rested at Branchville some weeks
ago on suspicion. The convict is a
negro and has eighteen months yet
to serve.
Messrs. Cogburn and Metts, land
surveyors, will begin q survey of Or.
angeburg county between the first
and fifteenth of October, with a view
of making map of the county which
will be thoroughly uptodate. Such a
map is badly needed.
There will be a box party at Good
bys School house On Friday after
noon, Sept. 23rd, and oysters will be
served in the evening" The public Is
invited; girls to bring boxes and the
boys to buy them. The proceeds will
be given for the benefit Of the school.
Mr.. Lawton F. Jones and family,
Of North, desire to express their sim
cere thanks for the many deeds Of
kindness manifested by our many
friends and acqua aintances, who so
kindly administered unto their needs
during the illness Of almost their
entire family.
"A mad dog rar amuck at Rowes'
Vile on last Friday, biting Thomas
Stokes quite badly, as well as several
dogs. Stokes was sent Immediately
to the Pasteur Institute a Columbia.
At last accounts he was doing well
and the physicians think that they
can effect cure.
M. T. Silly has just returned from
the Northern markets, where he
bought a larger and more varied
stock than ever. A lot Of goods at
prices that can't readily be dup!i-
Gated. He is now in better position
than ever to meet the wants of the
buying public. Having just removed
to larger quarters, 5S-60-62 East
Russell St., In front of Sims Book
Store. Call and see him In his new
quarters.
Who in this blessed, prosperous
county Is not able to give one days
work to support some orphan child?
There are about 900 orphan child
rem being educated and trained in
South Carolina institutions. Their
officials have asked all the people to
give them one days work or its
equivalent on Saturday, Sept. "a.
Why can't everybody lend hand ?
One may send to the institution of
his own preference, as all are unit
ing in the plan. Our people are
able to do nobly and we hope they
will.
Mr.. G. Augustus Jones wishes to
thank his friends for support CIV
en- him in the first and second prim-
aries, although defeated, he will al
ways be the same to his frieE is.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will hold special services at Santee