The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-30
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN By
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Hero and There


Local Items of Personal Interest
to Our Readers.
Fay up your debts so as those you
owe can pay up their debts.
Another cold spell is on us, 80
you had better replenish your WOOD
pile.
Orangeburg should have a large,
fine city building. It is one OF our
greatest needs.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Of Florence, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Zeigler.
The Times and Democrat wishes
every one of Its readers a pleasant
Thanksgiving Day.
The rain interferes very materially
with the gathering Of the cotton that
is still in the field.
TIE city school suspend operations.
for today, so as teachers and pupils
can spend Thanksgiving Day as 1t
should DO spent.
There will be Thanksgiving SER
vices at the Presbyterian Church this
morning. The church should be
crowded with thankful worshippers.
A Maryland woman has a goose
that was given her when she was
twenty-ore years old. Lots OF women
still have the goose they got on their
wedding day.
We commend all the candidates
in our prize voting contest to the kind
consideration of our subscribers.
Help them out by paying your sub
sc-iption to them.
The young lady who was ahead in
Tie Times and Democrat prize voting
contest when the report was pub
lis1ed lag; Tuesday represents Lyons
Township in Calhoun County.
We are we'll pleased with the pro-
gress our prize voting contest Is max
ing. The candidates are getting down
to work, and a number Of new SUBJ
scribers have already been sent in.
The public is invited to an oyster
supper and box party at Jericho
school, Thursday night, Dec. 7th.
There will be other amusements also.
The proceeds are to improve the
school house.
The Providence Brass Band will
give an oyster Supper at Providence
School House on Friday, Dec. %, be-
ginning at 3 p. m, and ending with
an entertainment in the evening. Ev-
erybody is invited.
II you are student go to bed with
rested mind early and do your hard
studying in the morning. This works
wonders. The justices OF the United
States Supreme Court have adopted
this method and all are growing
younger.
Some young lady is going to get
a fine Piano about the middle Of next
February. Who will it be? We do
not know her name, but It will be one
or the candidates who are running
II, our prize voting contest. Is your
name among the can didates?
Mr.. ]. West Summers is home from
Wofford College to recruit from an
injured knee, which he received in
some athletic sports on the campus.
We hope he will soon recover and
re urn to his duties at Wofford, where
he has taken a good stand.
Mr.. E. l.. Salley and daughter, Miss
Lula Belle, of Glenfora, Texas, are
visiting relatives in and around Or
angeburg. Mr.. Salley has lived in
Texas for many years and has been
honored in that State with high Of
fetal position more than once. He
is a welcome visitor to his old home.
After spending six years iii Texas,
Mr.. H. N. Shuler, son Of the late
Y. P. Shuler, of Middle Township, is
on a visit to his old home. He will
remain here for year or two and
then We hope he will make up his
mind to stay permanently. He talks
most Interestingly Of Texas and the
western country generally, much Of
which he has seen.