The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-04-15
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN By
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest to

Our Readers.
We will get plency rain now ue.
fore, it holds up.
Let us all help Secretary Marchant
boost Orangeburg.
Miss Elsie Morgan OF Columbia is
the guest of Miss Leila Marchant.
Miss Annie Simmons visited Mrs.
L. S. Wolfe on Amelia street this
week.
The Peake Sisters will be at the
Academy of Music on rh ursday even
ing, April 27. Price OF admission 25
cents.
Secretary Marchant, we salute you.
If The Times and Democrat can be
of any service to you in boosting the
town and county it is at your SER
vice.
In publishing the commissioners
report on last Tuesday the claim of
w. N Carter in Willow township
should have been S24.15 instead of
s241.50.
If the law brief department OF The
Times and Democrat continues to
grow as it has since we started it We
will be compelled to get another iino-
type machine.
Much preparation has been made
for the singing at the Easter services
next Sunday at the Methodist church,
and as usual, the music and singing
will be excellent.
Miss Kittie Salley has gone to Rock
Hill where she will attend the weo-
ding of a college friend. Before re-
turning home Miss Salley will visit
Cheraw and Yorkville.
The linotype in The Times and
Democrat office has certainly been
kept busy this week. In addition to
the type used on The Times and
Democrat, it has set about two hum
dred pages of law brief.
The Charleston Post says just be-
cause the State board of health fixed
last Monday as cleanup day is no
reason why premises should not be
cleaned UP tomorrow or next Monday,
or every day in the year.
Mr.. Gambati has made some de-
cided improvements in the interior
of the Theato. Besides painting the
walls, he has so arranged the seats
that all can see as we'll FROM Lne
back seats as from the front ones.
Special services will be conducted
at st. Pauls Methodist church Sun-
day morning and evening. Subject
for the morning services will be "ThC
Resurrection" Evening subject
"Triumphs of the Cross" A cordial
welcome to all.
Misses Simsie McMichael, Ella
Dukes and Annie Simmons will go
from this place to house party giy-
en- by Mrs. Walter NJ Riggs at Clen?-
son College. They will leave abo'::,
the first IF May and spend abou. a
week at Clemson.
Saturday morning at her residence
on Orange Court, Mrs. Dick Richard
son entertained a few of her friends
at cards in honor of her guests, Miss
Webbe and Miss Beatty. These ladies
are from Bamberg and are spending
few days with Mrs. Richardson.
If all understood the value of the
with which it may be grown no gar
den would be without, and every fam
lily would eat them three times q
day from early June till frost. Their
acid and mineral salts are very val
liable, especially in warm climates.
The Greenwood Journal says Mrs.
Lawrence e. Riley and daughter,
Flossie, Of Orangeburg, who have
been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. w. D. Sturgeon, re-
turned home, accompanied by Mas.
Sturgeon and children Thursday
morning, where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
On WEDNESDAY night week about
$3.50 o'clock the residence of Mr.. c.
x. Shuler, who lives near Bowman,
was destroyed by fire. When the fire
was discovered by nelghbors the
blaze was so far advanced that moth
ing in the house could be saved, but
fortunately none of Nj Shuler's oul
buildings caught. Mr.. Shuler was
in Orangeburg at the time.
The Union Times says "the rain
need not discourage our farmers. One
good feature is the fact that the deep
ploughing already done will help the
earth held the moisture for the dry
seasons ahead. Most of the frettlng
heard about the rain comes from the
early gardens. 1t will not hurt them
10 wait. The man who starts his gar
den with the warm days will get
along better than the early bird
gardener
The Bamberg Herald pays Major
Dibble the following deserved COM
pliment in its last issue: Maj. An
drew C. Dibble has been elected FRO
bate and Special Referee for Orange
burg county over two opponents, and
that county is to be congratulated