The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-08-15
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Our Readers.
10000 by 1920.
All the rich folks will leave for
the mountains tomorrow.
Mr.. Bennie King is again in the
city.
If Orangeburg is not known now
by the towns where the booster trip
stopped, she never will be.
The next booster trip can count on
the hearty cooperation of the Times
and Democrat.
The weather bureau says the tenn
perature will fall this week. Let
her fall, say we.
Mr.. julien Melchers of Charleston
is spending his vacation with Mr..
Hubert Josey.
Mr.. Jack Bryant, who has been In
Charleston for some time Is visiting
in the city.
The booster trip should become
permanent thing at least once a
year. Possibly different routes each
year would be good thing.
Miss Ruth Holman has resigned as
one of the teachers in the graded
school. Her place will be filled by
Miss Ruth Boliver.
Mrs. Georgia Motto and daughter,
Vita, of Florence county, are on a
few weeks visit to friends and Tela-
tives in the Fork section.
Yesterday afternoon the Boosters
took their trip to st. Matthews, and
this closes the boster campaign via
automobiles.
Miss Elizabeth Houser, of Fort
Valley, Ca, is the guest Of her cous-
in, Miss Annie Lou Banks, at st.
Matthews.
Capt. Sam D. Dantzler, Of Autau-
gaville, Ala, is visiting his many rel
atives and friends in Orangeburg
County.
Merchants all over the county are
laying3in heavy sto cks Of goods in
anticipation of a big fall and winter
trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Marehant left
Saturday afternoon for Milledgeville,
Ga, where they are called on account
of the death of Mrs. Marchant's faith
er, DR.. J. M. Whitaker.
Misses Annie Lou Banks and Mad
cline Spigner and Mr.. Marion Banks,
of St. Matthews, have returned from
an extensive tour of Missouri, Ken
lucky and other States.
Mr.. Lewis Shuler, formerly of the
Bowman section, but of late resi-
dent of Autaugaville, Ala, is spend
ing some days with relatives near
Bowman.
Mr.. C. X. Shuler, who has been
spending some time at Autaugaville,
Ala, returned to Bowman recently.
He speaks of having had very pleas
ant trip.
We positively cannot publish ar
ticles unless signed by the writer.
Your name will not be published, but
your contribution musL be signed to
get in.
The Booster Edition of The Times
and Democrat was nearly nine thous-
and copies. 1t was the best and
cheapest single advertising PROPOSE
ton that has ever been offered the
business MN of Orangeburg County
Only two cotton fields were seen
on the booster trip where the bolls
had opened and the cotton was show
ing its whiteness. One was near Ell
loree and the other around Cope
somewhere.
The Walterboro Press and Stand
ard recently issued Trade and In
dustrial edition that reflects credit
on that enterprising journal. 1t was
twenty-four page edition. full OF
interesting matter about Colleton
County and the tOWn OIL w dlteluolo'
We feel grateful for the many
compliments paid The Times and
Democrat Booster Edition. One
gentleman speaking of it said he al
ways noticed that The Times and
Democrat was short on promises
but long on performance.
Dr.. Asbury H. Williams, of Lake
City, was in the city yesterday on
business. DR.. Williams was a STU
dent of the Sheridan Classical School
several years ago and has many
friends and relatives here who were
glad to see him again. He says
Orangeburg has grown wonderfully