The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-02-28
LOCAL NEWS items
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN By
OUR REPORTERS.

OUR REPORFERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
/ Local Items of Personal Interest to
Our Readers. SIS
Take your girl to see the Lyman
Twins. 55iz,2<
Rain is badly needed in all sec
tions of the county.
This kind of weather makes us
think Of corn planting.
A little later on we are to have an
election for mayor and aldermen.
Ladies Home Journal on sale at
Sims Book Store. Price 10 cents
per copy.
Yesterday was a summerish day
but keep them on until they stick
Is the safest plan.
Mayor and Mrs. J. Skottowe Wan
namaker, Of St. Matthews, paid Mr..
Thos. Salley visit.
Paul McMichael Chapter, U. D. c.,
will meet this morning at eleven
o'clock with Miss Mazie Slater.
Mr.. A. T. Wannamaker, travelling
correspondent of The News and
Courier, was in the city Sunday
Mr.,-and Mrs, 1. w. Bowman and
their son, Master Reddick, have gone
on visit to friends in Atlanta, Ga.
"A call for the blood hounds came
from Reeyesville Monday morning
to train some thieves who had robbed
a store there.
The Times and Democrat has ten
people connected with it in all it's
departments. Some of these days it
will have twenty.
Some bandits held up woman at
Fuller, Kansas, and robbed her of
$4,000. There is neither honor
nor gallantry about such thieves as
these.
Another treat for our show-going
people, is the appearance here TO-
night OF the Lyman Twins and
their big company in "The Prize
Winners.
An exchange says jack rabbit
was killed by a falling aeroplane out
in California. We know a heap less
expensive plan to kill jack rabbit
than that.
The State says no aviator will see
Charleston first. It will be cup to
him" to look down on Colum bia,
Orangeburg, Florence or Sumter as
he passes over.
Rev. D. T. Lanigan conducted SER
vices morning and afternoon on Sum
day at the Catholic church. Both
sermons were fine, and were enjoyed. !.
by all who heard them. l..
Mr.. Gambotti has had the entrance
of the Teator handsomely fitted up
and painted. If you want to see
nice, clean, moving pictures go to the
Theator, All of them are censored.
The cityomade a fine speculation
when it bought the Academy OF
Music for the price it did. By the
expenditure of a little money on It;
it will make a handsome municipal
building. 5E:c.
Mr.. j.. w. Mason is building him
self a neat, cozy cottage on Amelia
street. 1t will be fitted up with. ali
the modern conveniences, such as
steam heat hot and cold water and
complete sewerage system.
What The Times and Democrat
needs, and what it will have before.
many more years" Is modern, up
to-date office building of its own.
Then I'VE will give Orangeburg =
printing business that she will be
proud Of.
Superintendent Warren of the
Southern Railway was in the city
yesterday comforting with the mayor
and the city. council in reference 10
the paving at the passenger station.
The impression seems to be that the
work will be done by the railway and
the city.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
in town on Monday Mr.. D. H. Rush.
one Of the many good men Orange,
burg county lost by the formation Of
Calhoun county. We know no man
that wears his age more gracefully
than Mr.. Rush. Time deals gently
with him.
Rev. John L. McLees, pastor of
the Presbyterian church. preached a
special sermon to the Daughters OF
the American Revolution at his
church on Sunday morning. All who
heard it agree that the sermon was
not only very appropriate, but was
a most excellent one.
The Hacker Manufacturing COM
pany, Of Charleston, has PHI chased
mill plant from the Conrad Ehr-
hardt Lumber company at Enrharut
and valuable timber tracts contain
ing about $4,000 feet Of timber. A
six-mile railroad is to be built for
handling the materials.
Mr.. benjamin Albertson, of Ocean
Grove, N. J., who has been down for
some time on a visit, Is well pleased
with Orangeburg, and contemplates