The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What LIS Happening Here and There.

Hampton, S. C.. "'sa
Miss Claudine Youmans Is on a Wis
it at the home cf Dr.. I. L. Reeves.
Miss Woods, of Darlington, is the
charming guest Of MISS Kitty Salley.
Col. Adam H. Moss and family are
spending some time on Sulliyan's Is
land.
Eoys wanted to sell the Saturday
Evening Post. Apply today at Sims
Book Store
Miss Annie Altman has returned
to Savannah, Ca, after visiting Miss
Jennie Reeves.
Orangeburg and surrounding ter
ritcry were visited by a refreshing
shower on Tuesday evening.
Miss Annie Fairey has gone to Co.
luulbia to be with Mrs. S. G. Parler,
who Is at the Columbia hospital for
treatment.
Misses Angie McLees, Helen and
Annie Lee Thompson have gone to
Beanettsville where they will spend
some time with friends.
Mrs. W. H. Leitch I'D two child
re1l, of Eastman, Ca. Ire in the city
for a visit to- the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Heaner.
Misses Helen Salley and Dot Bull
leave in la few days for Montreal
where they intend to- spend the re-
naming weeks of the summer.
We are indebted to Mr.. David B.
Wolfe, of Jamison, for the a BASKET
Of the finest peaches we have seen
this year. They were delicious.
1t is Mr.. Bryans intention to visit
Orangeburg this fall If possible and
give a free talk on some subject.
He will have "a rousing welcome.
DR.. Edison Fairey, who is now en-
gagged in wort in Baltimore, is in the
city for the week. He left the other
Orangeburg boys in Baltimore well.
All boys who wish to stand the
Clemson College entrance examina-
ton are requested to bear in mind
that it takes place next Friday, the
14th.
I. S. Harley is erecting a large
brick stable Gil his lot to the rear of
his three story brick building on the
corner of Russell and Broughton
streets.
We regret to hear that some Sec
tions of this and Calhoun County
still need rain. We hope all sections
needing it will soon have refreshing
showers.
There will he ia joint meeting Of
the four missionary societies Of the
Methodist church Friday afternoon
at the church. Refreshments will
be served.
Mrs. T. C. Albergotti and Miss Mae
Albergotti have gone to Blacksburg
on a visit to relatives, after which
they will 60 to the mountains on
North Carolina
Hon. w. J. Bryan sent US by the
Hon. Thos. F. Brantley a copy of
the prince of Peace" in pamphlet
form 1t is needless for US to say
that We prize it.
Miss A. o. HAT, who has been on
visit to Columbia to see her brother
Harvey Hill and to St. Matthews is
now at DR.. I. L. Reeves for few
days and will return to her home at
Cottageville, S. C..
Rev. J. r. Townsend, colored, a
nembeh of the Conference of the M.
Z. Church, died at his home in this
city on Tuesday. He served a Cir
cult in this pant of the State. He
is said to have been good man.
Being a member of the Finance
Committee of the Grand Lodge, I. o.
F., Mr.. L. H. Wannamaker will at
tend a meeting Of the Finance Com
mittee and the Board of Trustees OF
the Odd Fellows Orphan Home in
Paul McMichael Chapter, U. .. o.
has arranged for benefit perfor-
nance at the Theato this afternoon
and evening. The public is urged to
attend this popular play house on
this occasion. The pictures adver-
tised for that day are very fine ones.
The Orangeburg Lumber and Sup
ply company has been chartered and
will commence business lat an early
date. The large two-story building
of Edward Pauling located on the
sidinys of the Southern railroad in
the manufacturing district, has been
leased by this company. The capital
is $4,000.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the judgment against Jno. O. Ed
wards, former treasurer Of Berkeley
colnty for $5,966.23 which will be
collected from the bonding company.
The decision of the court sustains
all the contentious Of Attorney Gen.
eral Lyon, who represented the State
at the trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belts and Mr..
William Belts made up a party who
autoed from Trenton to Orangebrrg
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Belts
came to visit their daughter Mrs.
Lawrence S. Wolfe. They will re-
turn by auto about Friday and will