The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-03-23
LOCAL rEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
QUE; REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items Of Personal Interest to

Local items Oh PerSOnal interest 10
Our Readers.
The March. winds seem to have just
reached us.
See the House Ad in The Times
and Democrat.
First clas;; pictures tonight at the
the Opera H House.
Mrs. Johr. A .Ziegler has gone to
Bowman for two weeks stay.
The Orlngeburg College baseball
team leaves tomorrow for Sumter.
The boys and girls Of the graded
schools are getting ready foi COM
mencement.
Hear those cornet solos and new
jokes on each night for the rest of
the week at the Opera House.
The election for Judge of Probate
and Special Referee will soon be
over, and then we will know who is
who.
We want all the news while 1t is
news. If you know anything, send
it in. If it interests you, it'll inter-
est your neighbor.
Four reels of pictures each night
cornet solos, illustrated songs, and
other vaudeville attractions at the
Opera House tonight.
Tuesday afternoon about three
o'clock a small blaze occurred at the
residence of Mr.. H. Spahr on Hamp-
ton street. The damage was small.
The White Way in front of The
Times and Democrat Office will ST. on
be ready for the current. 1t will eN-
tend from Church to Doyle streets.
The Teachers State Convention
meets in Columbia on Thursday
morning. It is hoped that a large
number of te>.chers will attend the
meeting.
Mr.. Hubert C. Champy and Miss
Addie R. Barsh were happily mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage at Cor
dova last Sunday by Rev.'J. r. Smith,
the pastor.
Colleton County holds a most sue
cessful county fair every year. Why
can't Orangeburg County do the same
thing? There is nothing to prevent
if we pull together.
One fly killed now will amount to
more than O hundred in June, and
work done now to destroy their
breeding places will he twenty times
as effective as that done later on.
The 7th and sth of April has
been decided on as the date Of the
fern and palm sale for the benefit
Of the Dixie Library. The sale will
be held at w. L. Moseieys store.
Orangeburg needs now high
school building to complete her
school system. Some Of the grades
In the present high school is toe
much crowded for good work or
health.
A good County Fair would do more
to bring the country and town to-
gether than anything we can think
of Just now. We hope some means
will be devised by the committee to
get one up here.
All the students and teachers OF
the local graded school will be ex-
cused from I'll duties Friday on ac-
count of q teachers meeting In Co.
lumbia, to which 1t IS desirous that
all teachers be present.
The Times and Democrat has un-
der advisement a special feature FOL
the children who read The Times and
Democrat. 1t is not known yet
whether we can succeed in getting it,
but will do so if we can.
Getting rid of flies Is, as we all
know, very difficult matter. The
best place to do the most effective
work, is at their breeding places.
Here, if anywhere, the ounce of pre-
vention is worth more than the pound
of cure.
In close game Tuesday afternoon
the Orangeburg college team defeated
the Orangeburg locals by the score
of 6 to 5. The game was called al
the end of the sixth inning. The
college team made all their runs in
the first two innings.
The local lodge CT the knights of
Pythias will be represented at the
district convention at Elloree In
April, by Capt. J. P. Moseley, DR..
L. K. Sturkie and Messrs. .. E. Der
rick, J. T. Wise, NJ. K. Jeffords, L.
G. O'Cain, T. ]. Hayden aid E. E.
Cutler.
After careful buying In the big
Northern markets and brilliant woTk
by the millinery staff, the kohn
Store announces the style event of
the season-their Spring Opening,
Tuesday and Wednesday, March rs
and 29. You are cordially invited.
Read their advertisement on rear
page for details.
Alexander Pool has been arrested
as being In some way connected with
+bo b,,pnip1 ne Teycath'S store at