The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-08-01
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest to

Local Items of Personal Interest to
Our Readers.
10000 by 1920.
Mrs. w. F. Robinson is visiting rel
atives at Union
Miss Matte Ziegler has gone on
visit to Summerville.
The Booster Edition-7,000 strong
will be out August s.
Mrs. T. C. Doyle, son, niece and
mother have gone to Baltimore for a
visit.
Orangeburg is big enough for 2O,-
600; why not put 10000 in it by
1920.
The Times and Democrat Booster
Edition will be distributed on the
automobile trip.
Miss Rosaltha Zeigler has return
ed from Manning where she visited
her brother Dr.. John A. Ziegler.
The Times and Democrat has no
candidates in the municipal election.
We hope the best men will be elected.
Jim Jackson, who killed another
negro the other day at North, sur
rendered to Sheriff Salley yesterday.
It is said that there may be some
radical changes in some of the city
departments after the election lis ov-
er.
Marshall Mimns, an employee of
Mr.. R. f. Dukes, fell dead yesterday
Oil the street near the St. Joseph Ho-
tel.
Our comic supplement is issued
today. Did you get it? If not your
dues are unpaid and should be set
tied,
Miss Elize Izlar is spending the
summer at the home of her uncle,
Congressman George S. Legare, in
Pickens.
The spectators are doing all they
can to pound down the price of cot
ton, but the farmer should set steady
in the boat.
Cotton has reacher critical
stage, and unless rains come pretty
soon the crop in this setcion will be
badly damaged.
Toby Lawton, a Bamberg negro,
was arrested Friday night and will
be tried for using the mail for OBJ
scene purposes.
All merchants having engaged
space in the booster edition Of the
Times and Democrat are urged to
send in their copy at once.
The Methodist Sunday school held
an open air session Sunday after
noon. This was a novelty in the way
Of Sunday school meetings.
DR.. Robt. P. Izlar, who is a prom
inent physician at Waycross, Ga,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit to his father, Judge Jas. F. L.
lar.
Look over the proposed schedule
Of the Booster Trip in today's paper
and don't fail to see the autos at the
point nearest to where they will
top.
Rev. H. w. Bays, D. D., Pastor Of
ST. Paul Methodist Church, has been
given a months vacation by his con-
which he will spend in the
up-sountry.
The book sale at SIMS Book Store
ended Thursday. A new shipment of
popular copyrights were received
Friday and are on sale at fifty cents
per volume.
The city government collects and
spends a good many thousand dol
lars of the peoples money, but the
people know very little about what it
IS spent for
Mr.. D. l.. Stroman, Of Cameron,
sent us half dozen Alberta peaches
the other day that were hard to beat.
Two Of them were about as much as
We want eat at one sitting.
To get out 1000 copies of an s.
page paper in less than three weeks
notice is a large undertaking, and
,nly newspapers with up to date type
setting and printing machines can do
It.
The candidates for mayor and aid
ermen should meet the people face
10 face and let them know how they
stand certain questions, such as
he creation Of a recorder and other
offices.
1T is the opinion Of great many
that the city council should take the
people into their confidence and let
them know what the thousands Of
dollars collected in taxes and licenses
are spent for.
Trerl will be an ice cream festi-
val at the residence Of Mrs. George
3. Reed, of the Bull Swamp section
IN the interest Of the Bull Swamp
Baptist church from 6 to s Thurs
day coming. The public is cordially
invited.
Misses Ruth Irwin and Bessie
Thompson and Messrs. Mamie Rick
enbaker, Izlar Sims and Frank Seig-
NOUS motored to Farnums Sunday af-