The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-17
LOCAL NEWS items
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What LIS Happening Here and There.
Local Items Of Personal Interest to
Our Readers.

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Union services tomorrow night al
the Baptist Churrh. Rev. H. w.
Bays will. be the speaker.
Some time ago a team of Orange
burg boys played four games with
similrr team at Columbia. Colum-
bia won three out of four.
A false alarm of fire was rung in
Thursday. f person ought to be
certain before creating the commo-
ton subsequent to an alarm of fire.
Miss Hannah Wilson Is visiting her
father, Rev. J. H. Wilson, at 19 N.
Church Street Miss Wilson has been
teaching school at Florence for the
past year
we received a cotton bloom two
or three days ago from Mr.. R. J.
Jackson, one of Holly Hills thrifty
farmers. He has had blooms some
several days.
The ladies of the city and county
will be able to get some valuable in
struction from the Winthrop depart
ment of the Demonstration train
next Tuesday.
The Orangeburg Baptist Sunday
School convention will meet with the
St. George Baptist church on Thurs
day and Friday before the second
Sunday In July.
A team of local baseball artists
will in all probability play series OF
three games with the st. Matthews
team at the latter's diamond Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Hon. I. w. Bowman of this
city has been elected one of the vice
presidents OF the State Building and
Loan League which met last week IN
Chester. Mr.. Bowman was delegate
to the meeting.
The Newberry Observer says every
store in town except three has agreed
to close one hour on Monday and
Wednesday at 1890 a. m.--the dates
when Robson and Bryan speak in
the ope"a house.
The Clemson-Winthrop Demonstra'
ton train will be in Orangeburg al
day Tuesday near the Southern
Freight Depot. This train is Of spec
ial interest to farmers and house
wives.
Miss Lena Ballard, the courteou:
and efficient central at the Elloree
Telephone Exchange has been sent {
letter pf appreciation by the stock
holderH of the company for her kind
ness and courtesy shown the various
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wannamaker
and little daughter, Miss Carrie, Mrs
H. C. Wannamaker, Mrs. A. C. Ii
gon and Mrs. R. H. Jennings, wht
went On the press trip to New York
have arrived back home. They had {
most delightful time in Gotham.
Willie W. Steadman, governess o
the Burke. children, announces tina
she ard the two children will be il
this city from to-day until Monday af
ternoon. Anyone wanting to make
inquiries about anything past or fu
ture can see them at 121 E. Amelia.
The Greenwood Index says: Prof. H
C. Sheridan Of Walterboro, arrived il
the city last night. He has decided
to locate In Greenwood and mis- fam
lily will follow him in a few days
Prof. Sheridan is brother OF MIR. F
M Sheridan and father of Mr.. H. G
Sheridan, Jr., OF the Index. Green
wood welcomes him as a citizen.
The Bamberg Herald says there
was large crowd in town to see the
Clemson demonstration train las
Tuesday from every part Of the coun
ty and those who came were amply
repaid for their trouble. The live
stock exhibit of Clemson was goot
and everyone enjoyed looking at thu
horses, COWS and hogs. The lecture!
by those in charge were instructive
as we'll as entertaining. This trai1
will he in Orangeburg next Tuesday