The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-25
LOCAL news ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN By
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Persol

Local Items of Personal Interest
to Our Readers.
BE sure and attend the Corn Fair
tomorrow. 1t will be an interesting
occasion.
we would like to so to box party
just once, and see how the young
folks manage it.
The cold snap came on quite sud
denly, but no one objects % Il, lis
it is quite bracing.
Look for Mr.. W. L. Moseley's ad
on page two. He is Offering a l0
per cent. discount coupon during TO-
morrow
Mr.. w. l.. Izler has been appoint
ed manager OF election for the rail.
road bonds in place OF Mr.. j. c
Pike, who has gone on a trip west
HRS. l.. H. Wannamaker, Jr., and
the sweet little girls, did not return
to Charleston. with MIR. Wannamak-
er, but will be up here some. time
longer.
Mr.. T. J. Hayden. whose term as
member OF the Board Of. Health eX-
pired October 1st, was reelected on
Friday night by the City Council for
another term.
The Columbia Record carried over
six pages of advertising last Friday
for one concern, and, that a retail
clothing and mems furnishing house
Of Columbia. That was advertising
some.
If you are not taking The. Times.
and Democrat and 1t comes to you
for the next several issues, take it
and read 1t. 1t is sent to you as =,
sample. copy, for which there will.
be no charge. ..,
Chief Of Police Fischer reported
to- the City Council that there had
been 33 arrests for t he month. aud
that $3.50 had been collected N
fines and forfeitures and 81 days on
the public works. ~,
The Cameron Lyceum Company
will present their. first attraction on
October 31st. when they will have
the players Musical company. 1t Will
be a the School auditorium. Season
tickets. three attractions, $1.0O.
The claim of!Mr. F.. F. Barton for
S33, damage sustained by his road
engine by falling In bridge in the
city was up again before City Coun.
Gil on Friday evening. The claim
was referred to City Attorney Glaze
for adjustment.
There will be an ice cream festi.
val at Bethel church on the Old
! Charleston road Saturday. Octo ber
2sth, commencing at two o'clock.
The proceeds of this festival will 20
toward painting OF the church. Ev-
erybody invited to attend.
The City Council has given the
Phoenix Reel Company, which is
composed of the best young colored
men in the city. permission to mort
};gage their reel house for $500 : to
enlarge It so as it will accommodate
the new hose wagon and horse.
1t looks like the cotton picker has
arrived. If you do not believe it
read what is said about the work
done by Il cotton picker IN Texas.
We are satisfied that, the problem
has been solved, and that in few
years the cotton will be picked By
machinery.
COL Arthur Banks, OF st. Mat
thcws. paid Orangeburg flying vis-
it in his handsome touring car on
Sunday afternoon. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Banks. three OF the
boys, and Prof: Hamer. We were
glad to see them all and hope they
will come again.
Mr. j. l.. Weeks appeared before
City Council OH Friday evening and
asked that the license Of q carnival
company. which will come here uh-
der the auspices Of the Elliott Hook
and Ladder Company. be permitted
for the benefit OF that company. Tha
Council agreed TO Mr.. Weeks re-
quest.
Alderman Sain thinks that t.4e'
city ought to own some property
near the railroad, and on his T!.>''on
the City Council at It's meeting Fri
day night decided that C'.y CIerk
Wannamaker should give notice that
the city was ready to entertain prop
ositions from parties owning suit
able property. who desired 10 sell
the same.
The commissioners OF Public
Works have been authorized to run
water mains through Orange Court.
Lowman and Fenwick street by the
City Council. the cost Of sanle to oe
met by the city. The cost for Orange
Court will hc $399 and Lowman
street s29l. City Engineer Hawcs
has not yrf ascertainGd the cost for
Fcnwick street. but will do SO rs
soon rs possible.
Mr.. l.. II. Wnnnamakcr. .lr.. Of
The News and Courier, who has u':cn
spending his vacation up here with
his f;thGr and mo.her. Mr. and Mrs.