The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-04
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.
Have you voted for the Queen of
May?
Votes for the Queen are only
penny each.
What do you think of our comic
supplement?
A large brass key has been found
and handed in to this office to await
it's owner.
Miss Louise Johnson of Charleston
is the guest of Miss Pauline Cart on
Whitman Street.
The White Way will be extended
on Broughton and Church streets in
the near future.
We have had a slight touch of the
good old summer time already. But
there is more to follow.
Straw hats are now ripe, and can
be worn without subjecting the wear
er to being guyed about 1t.
The annual minstrel of the Orange
burg Military Band came off last
night and was big success.
We feel sure that the comic Sec
tion of The Times and Democrat will
be popular with the young folks.
The Chestnut murder case is set
for next Monday, but it will hardly
be reached so early in the week.
Mr. William p. Stroman, of Tu-
tawrille, was in the city Tuesday. He
is a progressive young man Of his
section.
The vernacular of our great ma
tional game seems to be enriched al
ready his season with a number OF
additiona! phrases.
The White Way on East Russell
street from Church to Doyle was lit
up for the first time Tuesday night.
1t brightenE up things.
Dickens novel, "a Tale Of Two
Cities" is the picture advertised at
the Star Theatre for Monday, May
Sth. 1t is in three Biograph reels.
The Times and Democrat sends
out it first comic section this week.
We know it will delight the children,
as they all look at the funny pic
lures.
| People who borrow a local paper
to read because they are too close
fsted to subscribe would be the
loudest in their laments If no paper
was published.
The Times and Democrat sends out
an edition of nearly five thousand
COPIES today. Some of these are
sample copies. which we send out
from time to time.
If a town is worth living in it is
worth supporting. The aim Of every
dweller in every town should be the
advancement of its material, social
and moral interests.
If you want the comic supplement
sent to you regularly you had bet
ter note how your subscription is.
Comic supplements are only sent to
paid in advance subscribers.
Capt James NJ. Moss, of the Cam
eron section, was in the city on
Tuesday. Capt. Moss has reduced
farming to a science and is one of
the best farmers in the State.
Messrs. Raysor and Summers and
Col. A. H. Mess are the attorneys
for Robert Chestnut and j. NJ. Brails-
ford, Esq, will assist Solicitor Hill
debrand in prosecuting the case for
the State.
There will be game of base ball
Tuesday afternoon between the
Orangeburg High School and Colum-
bia at the State College Park be-
ginnig at 400 o'clock. Admission
fifteen cents.
Mrs. A. J. Gambatl, and Misses
Gertrude and Norma Gambati arriv-
ed last night from St. Petersburg,
Fla, as guests Of Mr., H. l.. Gam
bati of this city, after visiting Jack
sonville and other points.
DR.. Daniel Moorer, the colored
physician accused of selling booze,
was fined 500 or serve thirty days
on the public works. He paid up.
Moorer will also be prosecuted In
the Court of General Sessions.
The father who bases his temper
and beats one of his boys until the
blood flows, no matter what the boy
! may have done, is not qualified 10
manage children. The same may be
said of the superintendent or teacher
of school.
There will be a public working Of
the Ebenezer Baptist Church's yard
and grave yard on Tuesday, May g.,
for the purpose Of preparing same
for the Memorial Day to be held
on the 11th instant. All who have
beloved ones resting there are ur-
gently requested to be present at S
O'Clock to help decorate the graves
and church.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tcruche have been
stopping over with Mr.. H. l.. Gam
bati, brother of the latter, L few
dnyc on their hnneymnnn Mrs Per-