The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-02-09
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What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest to

Local Items of Personal Interest to
om, Readers.
IA During a thunder storm at Nash
vile Monday half an inch rain fell
in ten minutes. We need just such
shower as that in this section.
1t Ia said that a handsome build
ing will be erected on the Reeves lot
on Russell street. 1t would be a
great improvement to that part Of
the street.
The only two cases of small pox
that appeared In this city this season
is about well. The disease was
, stopped by all who were exposed to
it being promptly vaccinated.
We saw some of the girls Of our
,boyhood days at the Theato one
evening this week. We recognized
them by the big hoopskirts they
wore, which was all the fashion in
those days.
The registration officers will go
around to the different towns in the
county and give all who want to vote
in the election for Judge Of Probate
and Special Referee a chance to reg
lister and qualify to vote.
# you feel blue and out Of sorts
go To the Theato and see some of the
beautiful pictures they exhibit there.
It will only cost you ten cents, but
will drive away that tired feeling
and make you feel better. Give 1t a
trial.
There will be an entertainment
and bazaar given at H. l.. j. Blume
store building at Neeses, on Friday,
Feb. 10th, at 1880 p. m. Oysters
and other refreshments served. Ben
eft of Baptist church. There will be
good music.
The Kings Daughters will have
very interesting entertainment at the
residence of Mrs. Norman H. Bull on
the 21st inst. 1t is in aid of good
cause and everybody is cordially in
vited. The program will be pub
lished later.
Mr.. Bert Kahnweiler has returned
from New York. Mr.. Sol Kohn and
Miss Adeline Kohn left Sunday fol-
New York. Miss Rosalie Barton will
leave shortly for that city. All in
the interests of the spring and sum-
mer service of the Kohn Store.
Think Of the terrible plague over
in China that is killing thousands of
people daily, and be glad that we
have only a few cases of small pox
in this county. Then, too, there is
no cure for the plague while vacci-
nation shuts out the small pox.
1t is not likely that any Republican
will run for Probate Judge and Spec
ial Referee, Notwithstanding the, race
Is open to ALL One discouraging fact
in connection with running for this
Office is that there is no contest ex-
pense account attachment that go
with it.
You need not hesitate to let your
little boy or girl go to- the Theato.
Mr.. Gambati, the proprietor, assures
us that all of his pictures are CEN
sored before they are shipped to him.
and none will be put on exhibitions
that would offend the most fastidi-
GUS.
Capt. J. G.. Vose, of Lawrenceville,
Ca, is on visit to friends in this
city. Capt. Vase, before he removed
to Georgia, was one Of Orangeburg's
prosperous merchants. 1t has been
some years since his last visit, and
it is needless to say he was warmly
greeted by his old friends.
The small pox scare at Cope is
over. AS soon as the first case ap-
peared there nearly everybody was
vaccinated and that completely
knocked the dreaded disease out. If
you have any business at Cope you
need not hesitate about going. All
the danger is past and gone.