The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What is Happening All Over the
County.-Local Items Of Personal
Tntarest Tn Our Readers.

Interest to Our Readers.
Mrs. Gilbert B. Reeves, of Tampa,
Ella, was in the city recently visi'
ing friends.
Let us all pull together this fa'l
TO bring Orangeburg more business.
than she has ever had before.
A. W. Summers, ESD, and his sons,
Nest, Tom and Carol, are spending
sometime at Sullivan's Island.
Mr.. Richard Hopkins, of Rowes-
vile, has gone on visit to his boy
Eood home in Bonnie Old England.
Mr.. Leon Hall of Wallace, N. c.,
Is visiting his Father, J.. n. Hall.
He is on his way to Trinity College.
The time for the early closing Of
stores will expire on Friday, when
we will get ready for the fall busl-
ness.
Miss Leda Hungerpiller and Miss
Carrie Hnngerpiller have returned
home from pleasant visit to Sum-
.Cr.
Mr.. U. G. Bryant is spending a
month in the mountains of North
Carolina resting up for the long busy
months just ahead.
We have been requested to an
nounce that the Farmers Institute
to be held at Holly Hill on the 25th
is to be regarded as picnic affair.
Sims Book Store has just received
shipment of the popular White &
Wyckoff's box paper. See window
display. Priced from % to so cents.
MIR. ]. w. Riley desires to express
his thanks to the many friends and
neighbors for their kind assistance
rendered him during the sickness and
death of his little boy.
Mrs. ]. w. Stokes, accompanied by
Master William Stokes and Miss E'-
Ia Wilkes, left yesterday for Wash
irgton, Baltimore, Philadelphia an}
ether points on a sight seeing trip.
Mr.. J. Lyles Glenn, Jr., is spend
ing a while with Mr. G. Milton Crum,
Of this city. Mr.. Glenn is member
Of the Junior Class at Wofford Col
lege and is from Chester.
IMr. J. C. Cherry and family re-
quests us to extend their thanks to
their many friends for the kind acts
OF sympathy during the recent sick
| Eess Of their son and brother.
Mrs. C. c. Murphy and her daugh-
;ers, Misses Alma and Lucille, of
Charleston, are visiting Mrs. Muir
|nhy's brother, Mr.. Jas. L. Sims, and
family on Amelia street, this city.
lMessrs. Eugene G. Johnson and
T.. B. Woods, two young men CT
Charleston, passed through this city
Tuesday on their way to Gaffney
They were making the trip in an
automobile.
Miss lille Mae Dantzler, of Ell
loree, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Hen
lietta Cutler, of Lexington County.
Capt. B. H. Moss and his son Dib-
Bile, is spending the week on Sulli-
vans Island.
Senator Tillman's speech, publish
| ed in The Times and Democrat Oh
last Saturday, in which he declared
| that the tax on lumber was a rob-
0ery Of the farmers, fell like bomb
shell in some quarters.
A petition is being circulated for
signatures to the City Council ask
ing that the bicycles be not voted
voted off Of the sidewalks in most
voted of of the sidewalks in most
towns of Orangeburg's size.
Now is the time to place orders
For engraved visiting cards. They
are used by all np-to-date people.
Latest samples are being shown at
Sims Book Store. Let us quote you
on wedding invitations, etc.
TO any one who is not now SUB
scriber to The Times and Democrat
we vii send it one month for tel
| cents or three months for twenty
five cents so as they can see what
they are missing by not being regn
lar subscribers.
When our country are willing
build up the roads to our very gat2:
we ought to meet them half way BY
fixing up the streets that these roaGs
lead into in apple pie order. The
City Council could not spend mon
ey to better Advantage.
| Wedding bells will ring in Rowes
will on August IS when Mr.. George
e. Able of Leesville, will lead e
the altar, Miss Lucy May Williams. OF
Rowesvile The ceremony will tak5
place at the home of the young lady
father, ]. D. Williams Sr.
We are glad that cotton good
ere selling we'll and at some bette
Prices. We hope all cotton good!
will go up so as the mills can pay tht
highest prices for cotton and still
fake money. Then you would see rea
prosperity in this section.
Expensive. up-to-date machines
such as The Times and Democra
uses, are good things in the hand
OF experts. While our operator wa