The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-08-10
THE ROOSTER TRIP
TWO DAYl RUN SUCCESSFULLY
COMPLETED.

COMPLETED.
No Serious Mishaps.-Quantity OF
Advertising Matter Distributed En-
Route.
The Boo ter Trip of the Orange
burg Cham oer Of Commerce began
its Journeys Tuesday. Although the
start was scheduled at Z a.. NJ, II
was not undk S:07 before they left.
Chief A.. Fisher fred the starting
shot, and fhe cars pulled out, the
car of Cutler & Salley leading, fol-
lowed by ii Q Chamber Of Commerce
car. and tte others in line.
There, W. re twelve cars in all to
make the trip. These cars were
well filled with representative busi-
ness men and the impression they
made on IL 9 various towns will last
for some tine, The cars and their
occupants we're as follows:
J.. f. Clover car. E. Glover,
w. l.. Moseley. vice president of
the Chamber of Commerce; Elliott
Glover, Co. Mortimer Glover, and
Bolton Gar 4rer, Of Silly & Firth.
J. w. S!aaak car. W. Smoak,
Bertram l:s.hnweiler, Of Theodore
Kohn; Otto W. Spahr, Of H. Spahr
& Son; anc j. l.. Dukes.
Il. C. NVannamaker car H. c.
Wannamak er, of the Orangaburg
Sun; T. j. Hayden, of the Edisto
Dry G.Gds Co.
leigler l.; DibDle car-George V.
Zeigler; Jas. W. Zegler and T. o.
s. Dibble, Of Zeigler &, Dibble.
Chamber Of Commerce. CARA.
II. Marcia 1T secretary of the Cham
Der of Commerce; W. G. Crum, L.
O. Crum Ind Milton Crum..
Cutler 8 Salley car-Elliott Rog-
ers, of Flo ence; Norman E. Salley,
OF Cutler &: Salley; Clarence Renne-
ker, of Ren1eker & Riggs; and Henry
Sims, Of TIC Times and Democrat.
D. H. N:archant car-D. H. Mar
chant, of he Marchant Music Co.,
and Willie Marchant.
David z. Livingston car-David
F. Eiyings on and John Blanche, OF
Livingston &; Co.; D. H. Marchant,
Jr:; and -. E. Williams, Of Ayers
&; william
L. Benz EFT car-G. E. salley, Of
l.. Bennet: & Co.; R. Lewis Berry.
of R. Lew Is Berry & Co.; Jas. 1zlar
Sims, of r'he Times and Democrat;
Theo and Lenaire Wolfe.
M. o. 0antzler car-M. o. Dan
azler of the Home Fertilizer
Co.; and Iarion D. zeigler.
:. A. s.alley car-Juian A. Sal
ley; J. A. Craig, and three mem
bers of thf band.
Robt. qTuner car-Robt. Bruner,
of the Or ,ngeburg BottliDg Works;
and Lewi:i Wannamaker, OF j. g.
Wannamai1er Mfg. Co.
Memebers of the band on trip
o. K. Wilson, Theo., Lenaire and
Russell " olfe; o. W. Saphr, Willie
Marcbant, Jerome MeMdchael, Archie
Jordan, Ccville Wilson and William
Bryant.
On addi ion to carrying the differ
snt busin sss men, the cars carried
considerable advertising matter to
be distrib tied along the route. Var
ious firm carried their own adver-
tising m%ttei, then there was an
envelope containing announcements
of most If the business houses Of
the city. In addition to- this there
was neal Iy Thousand copies Of
the Boos er Edition Of The Times
and Dem ,crat given out. =
Leavin; Orangeburg the booster
brigade proceeded to Norway with
out stop. The cars kept pretty well
together and at Norway were met
by gootly crowd. Advertising mat
ter being distributed, the Band play
ed several selections and the Boos-
ters were again on their way. Dur
ing their short stay Mr.. B. B. Will
liams yer1 generously handed around
cigars. At $50 the cars started
for Spril gaeld.
About five miles from Springfield
the Boosters were very pleasantly
surprised by Messrs. Frank White,
Summers W. Dibble, C. S. Glea-
ton, A R. Mobly, c. B.
Hair, J. McB. Bean and Drs. Mat
thews ard H. A. Odom. Proceed
ing on together the boosters arrived
at Sprin gfeld at 10:30. Here ci-
gars were passed around by Hon.
Jas H. Tanning and DR.. H. A.
Odom. Iool drinks were very grac-
iously Sc we'd to the thirsty travellers
by the Springfield Drug Company.
Just befrre leaving Mr.. A. H. Mar
chant WIS called upon for a speech,
and as Sacretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce, he made few brief, but
we'll directed remarks. Mr.. Fan
ming was called upon for a speech
but dec med. The band here. play
ed seve" al selection, as they did at
all othe" stops during the day.
Leaving Springfield at II o'clock,
a % minute run WAS made to Sal
leys, just across the line in Aiken
county, but whose inhabitants have
a kindly feeling for this county. Here