The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-23
LOCAL NeWS- lTzB
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items Of Personal Interest

Local Items Of Personal Interest
To Our Readers.
The Times and Democrat publishes
the full ginners' report on the hrst
page.
All the, stores, banks and offices in
this city will be closed on Thanks
giving Day.
Another Of Orangeburg sweet
young women have been captured and
carried off as q bride. .
Jealousy of a competition in busi-
ness is an investment that does not
pay much of a dividend.
rghe contestants are beginning to
send in new subscribers, which shows
tina they are doing effective work.
The ladies of Cameron Methodist
elurch will sell dinner and oysters al
Eouck Hall, Cameron, s. c., Thanks
giving Day All are invited.
The bankers of New York have
agreed to raise fund of fifty million
dollars to finance the cotton crop. The
facts about it are published on the
first page.
The Times and Democrat continues
to receive compliments for the ex-
peCitious manner in which it pub
lished the premium list Of the County
Fair, which seems to have pleased
everyone except one Of our competi-
tors.
.Messrs. Hugo and Henry Sims, who
came home to attend the County Fair
and help get out the excellent reports
! OF the show that appeared exclusive
1 ly In The Times and Democrat have
returned to their studies at Wotford
College.
Miss Lewellyn Cleckly, of Bambers
Dirtrict Secretary Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist church, Is In the r:1y on a
visit to the home Of rMrs. R. e. Wan
namaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Kennedy, OF
Williston, Mrs. Frank Bamberg, OF
Bamberg, and Mrs. Brooks, Of Hen
Jacksonville, N. G., were among the
out-of-town guests at the Smith
Ligon wedding last evening.
Miss Gertrude Smith, who Is one
Of the teachers In the Cottageville
Graded School, has been at home for
sew days to attend the wedding OF
he: sister, Miss Jennie Smith, which
happy event came of last night.
Remember the sale OF doll clothes
at the five and ten cent store on De-
oember 9Th for the benefit OF the
Young Ladies' Home Mission Society
of St. Pauls Methodist Church. Or
ders for dressing dolls will also be
taken.
The Times and Democrat published
complete list of the Confederate
Veterans 9who attended the County
Fair on Veter7-s' Day. The old feb
lows are fast passing away, and The
Times and Democrat always delights
to, honor them.
Charles Carol Simms. Esq.,. one OF
the leaders of the Barnwell bar, Is
III the city. He came over yesterday
to attend the Smith-Ligon wedding
which was solemnizod last night al
tie handsome residence Of Col. w. G
Saith, the brides father.
The Timea and Democrat Will give
away at least thirty-four prizes In Its
voting contest, so If there should be
q hundred contestants for them, one
prise would 60 to every third con
testant. This shows that It will not
be a hard matter to win prize.
In getting new subscribers contest
ants are authorized to say to them
that after reading The Times anc
Democrat one year any new subscrib'
er who will come to our office and say
tho paper Is not worth $50 he will
have his money refunded him.
Or. VIII J. Wannamaker. son OF
Dr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Wannamaker, who
recently graduated from the Mary
land College of Pharmacy, has ac-
espted q position with the wholesale
drug house of Parke, Davis & Co..
and will represent that firm in South
! Carolina. He is a fine young man