The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-22


the HOLIDAYS.
Mr.. F. ". FelkeI, <who has made
g:oI in Anderson, Is visiting rela-
ties near Eloree. He is an old
WoGord boy.
MI. j. Z. Stokes aul E1:. Will
Wannamaker, who are now in Bllti-
more, ale in the city for the Christ
mas holidays.
TIele will be a Christmas tree at
White House church on Saturday
afternoon beginning at one O'Clock.
lhu public is inviteI.
The Orange Cotton Mill will close
Saturday neon for the Christmas hoI-
ida!s, and viii net again begin work
until Tuesday morning.
t Come Ilean thieves are going ove:
the city stealing chickens and Christ
mas turkeys, Several yards have
been raided by them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Robinson, ac-
conpanieI By Miss Beulah Hall, all
OF New York, are on visit to Mr..
Robinson parents at Row esville.
The primary class OF ST. Paul's
Sunday-school will have their Christ
mas tree Friday Afternoon at four
o'clock in the iSunday-school room.
! Miss Flor.e Bates; who Is protes.
sor of Latin, German and French in
the Wornan's College or Charleston,
w. Va, Is home. for the holidays.
A Christmas tree entertainment
will he held at White House Mstho-
dist church at eleven o'clock Salur-
day. All are invited to be present.
-! The Sun1ay-schcol of the Cattle
Creek church near RoWesville will
give Christmas tree ON next Frl-'ay
afternoon at three o'clock. The pu1-
lie Is Invited.
The n-ian Refining Company, a
competitor OF Standard Oil Company,
may locate tank in this city for
luC ullOu VI us UlIs w . WOQlQ
be glad. to have them come. !
The Bible School of the Christian
church will give Christmas tree en-
tertainment at. Rileys hall, Thurs
!, day night. Dec. 22nd, at 1880 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited.
Miss Berlah Edwards, who holds a
splendid position In the government
service at Washington, is home
spending the holidays with her pc.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Edwards,
OF Goodbye.
Don't forget the entertainment at
North Providence school house this
evening. Oysters and other refresh
ments will be served from FIVE to
eight o'clock. after which the exer-
cises will be held.
MIR. William Whetsell, who moved
from the Bowman section some years
ago to a place lie bought over In the
Fork, has removed back to his Bow
man place to the great Joy OF his
many friends in that sectlcn.
Thee will be Christmas trees In
the oak grove at Mr.. J. p. Smoak 8
residence at Cordova, S. c., Monday
night, the 26th. The public is cor
daily Invited to attend AMI place
presents on trees for friends or any
: one else.
Mr.. Walter Wolfe ard his charm
in! bride. OF Rocky Mount, y. c.,
are visiting relatives in this city. The
young couple were recently married
and are the recipients OF many good
wishes from friends for a long and
happy life.
Mr.. r. r. Pike and his fair bride
arrived in the city from their we'd
ding trip Tues lay morning and are
stopping at the home Of Mr.. Pixies
parents, on Orange Court. tbs hap
py couple has the best wishes OF
many friends and relati"es.
Mr.. C. a. Ziegler ard Miss Belle
Wingard, Of the Lone Star section.
were married last Sunday BY Rev. l..
T. Boland at the Lutheran parson-
age. They are now receiving con-
gratulat!ons from their many friends
anl WISHES Tor a long and happy
life.
A pleasant evening Is guaranteed
to all who attend the entertainment
at the Carson school house near
Holly Hill tomorrow night. THE
School Maam," four act comedy
will be played. Tile price OF admis.
sion Is Is and 25 cents. Refresh.
ments will be sold during the even.
ing.
W. 3. Martin, Esq, Of the Orange.
burg bar, has filed two damage suits
against the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
way on behalf OF Samuel Wilson an !
Julius Baxter, for alleged injuries
received on an excursion train last
August. The amounts sued for are
$1,000 and 1880 respectively. Thi:
was the same excursion on which the
Co}roo @roro en- t>od1v urod I'M