The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20

Miss Nav Lesesne is spending some
time with relatives at Jordan.
DR.. Plumer Clark of Dillon is in Man
ming or visit to his relatives.
Mr.. J. G. Slaughter left YESTERDAY
for Danville, Va, TO look after MS To-
Sacco interests.
Manning ball team gave Black Rlver
drubbing Friday afternoon Vhe scoie
being y to 4.
Mrs. 2. W. Gregg Of Pendleton Is
the guest of Mrs. J. +. Rname, Out
leaves tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levi are now
summerine it at Wrightsvllle oeach
near Wilmington, n. e.
Mrs. Hattie Ingram OF Sumter, ac-
cornnanied by her daughter, Mrs. ber-
sic. are in Manning visiting relatives.
Miss Julia Sprott is taking. her vaca-
tion from the Bank and spending por-
tion of it visiting friends IN Savannah
Mr. S. !. Till LETT here last Sunday
morning for Jacksonville, Fla, on ousl-
ness, and is expected home tomorrow.
Died Sunday 10th inst: in Sumter
county. Laura Frierson, coloreo,
daughter of Charlotte Sumter OF tnls
county.
Mrs. +. G. Slaughter and Miss Louie
Smith Left Manning Yesterday for Null
Inns where Mrs. Slaughter Will vlslt
her parents.
Farmers report to US that the droughts
has cut the corn crop short at least "
per cent, and is beginning to tell heaE-
ily on cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Minter Turner are
visiting their former home at Unlon.
Mr.. Turner will 60 on to the northern
markets before returning.
There have been three cases OF
+vnhoid fever lately in the southern
end of town. along church street.
There must be some local cause.
Herman H. Higgins and Julius Clark
of Manning and D. J. Holiday OF
Panola won the three scholarships
from this county in Clemson college.
Miss Glessner Kefauver, the accom-
plished milliuer at Avant's, summer
ton, has returned to Mldoletown. Mo;'
her home She will return IN the 1ali-
Foreston and Greelyville played
oama OF bali against Manning last
"wednesday, but the game was scarcely
interesting, 20 to l IN favor OF Manning.
Churches of Black River Union please
elect and send delegates to the meet
ing in Wedgefeld July 29-3O.
]. D. HIGGINS, Secretary.
Died last Sunday in Douglas town
ship. 6-year-old son Of Mr.. T. J. Glib
hon The interment took place Mon
dav at the Gibbon family burylng
ground.
We are pleased to announce that Mrs.
r. D. Plowden, although still i'll, IS
on the road to improvement, and the
daughter of Mr.. E. J. Browne IS con-
valescent.
Mr.. S. I. Till returned home from
Jacksonville, Fla, yesterday morning
in response to a telegram Notifying him
of papers that were served IN bank
ruptcy proceedings.
Died on the 10Th, of typhoid fever at
an inirmary in Charleston, Mrs. Il. }.
Bradham of Greelyville. She was
formerly Miss Marian Kruse and had
many friends in Clarendon.
The large saw mill OF the Mallard
Lumber Company at Greelyville has
been destroyed by fire, the origin OF
the fire being mystery. Ihe planlng
mill and dry Kiln were saved.
There is another candidate for the
Legislature announced in our columns
this week. Hon. George r. Jones IS
put forward by "Many Voters" Mr..
Jones has legislative experience.
Dispensary Inspector McCartha was
here last Monday inspecting the local
dispensary. and he spoke of his work
as having been very gratifying, that he
found everything correct and IN apple
pie order.
Ten Nights in a Bar Room" was
cleverlv presented here last Wednes-
dav evening by the Greelyville Theat-
rical Company. They had sI5 house
and the proceeds go to the TWO churches
at Greelyville.
Hon. J. H. Lesesne and County Su-
neryisor Owens went to Columbia yes
terdav to effect some arrangements to
secure convicts from the penitentiary
70 work upon the county roads. ano
while on that mission for the county
Mr.. Iesesne will see if he cannot secure
conyicts for our town work.
The summer school now in progres;
here is not being attended as we'll as i
should. The teachers are not taking
advantage of this fine opportunity. a;
they might, aud under the clrcum
stances it would not surprise US II the
session will be considerably shortened
Those enrolled at present are:
Miss Alethea Davis. Summerton.
Miss Virginia DuRant, DuRsnt.
Miss Gussie A1cFaddin, Oakland.
Miss Bessie Grayson, Jordan.
Miss Annie White. Manning.
Miss Claribell White, Manning.
Miss Belle Holiday. Manning.
Miss Carrie Holiday, Manning
Miss Blanche Ivy, Manning:
Miss Carolyn Salters, Naming.