The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-01
LOCAL NEWS items
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest to

Local Items of Personal Interest to
Our Re@lers.
The Citadel boys are welcomed
home for the holidays. They arrived
yesterday.
On and after today folks who want
to get married will have to get
license first.
Misses Kathleen and Isabelle Wan
namaker have gone to North for a
few days visit.
The supply Of ice was short in
this city Friday. Pretty bad time
for an ice famine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Albergotti and
son have returned from an extended
visit to Anderson.
Mrs. Hannah ]. Salley, of Ashe-
Vile, N c., is visiting relatives in
this city and county.
Mrs. A: G. Ligon has returned from
Charleston. She is accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Andrews.
The comic supplements will be
sent out Tuesday. If your subscrip-
tion is behind you will not receive
copy.
Chief T.. o. s. Dibble, of the Fire
Department, was elected Treasurer
of the South Carolina Firemen's AS
sociation.
Judge Prince opened the Court Of
Common Pleas in this city Thursday
morning to hear equity cases and ap-
pe.ls and sign orders.
In sending news to the paper don't
visit to see If someone else Is going
to send it. Invariably it Is then too
late, and we can not publish 1t.
Although the Fourth of July cele-
bration has been called off, the stores
of the city will be closed and the
clerks will ge a needed holiday.
Robert the Silent, hand-colored
picture and Madam Rex IBiograph.
This will be the fine program for
Monday, July 3rd, at the Theato.
1t has been many long day since
this city has been visited by a good
ram. However, we would rather
it be dry here than on the farms.
Games Of ball will be played on
| July 4th, 5th and 9Th at the College
Park by local team and visiting
one. Some fast playing is expected.
What has ecome Of the Booster
Trip that was to be made during the
middle of July? Get busy gentle
raen, and let us see If 1t cannot be
pulled off.
Company III" attend company
meeting and drill Saturday afternoon,
July 1st. Every member must be
present to perfect arrangements for
picnic on July 7th.
Mrs. Louisa Frederick, who pass
ed away on Wednesday, was one of
four ladies to- die in this city and
vicinity in the last 1S months who
had reached 80 years and over.
The postal bank in this city has
been opened, but so far, Postmaster
Webster has not been rush<d with
business. He is ready to take care
of ell that come his way however.
At the home of Rev. D. D. Dantz-
ler Miss Maggie Bair and Mr.. Irwin
w. Till were happily married Tues
day. MIR. Till Is successful farmer
Of the Four Holes section.
Subscribers who may occasionally
miss receiving their copy of the paper
are requested to notify the circula-
tion department and prompt atten-
ton will be given to mailing them
another copy.
St Mathews defeated Wedgefleld on
the local ground Tuesday afternoon
In slow, featureless game. Dantz-
Ter, high school boy, pitched a good
game for St. Matthews, allowing only
five scattered hits.
IEhrhardt was defeated by Branch
Vile Wednesday on the local dia-
mond by score Of to 0. Dukes
pitched good game, allowing no
two hits in the same inning. Nc
Dowell for the visitors pitched a gooG
game, but was given ragged support.
The Camden News says, Mrs. A.
Mr. Bobbitt expects to spend Sum
spend few days with her sister in
Sumter. From there she will go
to Orangeburg to visit her parents.
Mr. 'Bobitt erpects to spend next Sun
day and Monday in Orangeburg with
them"
Mr.. C. A. B. Tice, representing the
Eclipse Folder Machine Co., spent
Tuesday in the city; and gave the
folder of The Times and Democrat
thorough overhaulng. We are glad
to recommend the Eclipse to all news,
papers in need of first-class folding
machine.
1t is stated by officers of the Dixie
Library that positively the library
will move into the new quarters on
Tuesday. A very handsome donation
in the shape of library table and
chairs has been received by the club
and the library rooms will De we'll