The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-08-16

Chick Springs.
Mr.. I. I. Basnal has returned from
the Isle OF Palms.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bar6eld LETT this morning
for Glenn Springs.
Mr.. ". T. Lesesne lett this morning
for Eendersonyille.
DR.. T.. G.. Stukes OF Summerton was
in Manning Monday.
Mr.. ". J. Troublefeld left this morn
ing for Chick Springs
Mr.. Ellison Capers OF Summerton
spent last Friday in town.
Mr.. r. C. Wells is among the crowd
that left for Glenn's this morning.
Hon. r. S. DesChamps is enjoying
the health giving waters OF Glenns.
Mr.. Bruce DesChamps has returned
from Gienns. very much improved.
DR.. W. N. Brockinton and family
have returned from Sullivan's Island.
The Moses Levi Memorial Institute
will begin the fall session September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Jones Of Balti-
more are visiting their parents at
Davis.
Mr.. David Levi and family returned
home from the Isle Of Palms last eve
ming.
Mrs. J. B. King of Greenwood, is vis-
iting her sister Mrs. &c. Plowden. near
Manning.
Mrs. T. C. Murray of Edisto is visit
ing the family OF Mr. W. E. Daniels
near Manning.
Farming lands in Clarendon are ad-
vancing in price every day. Buy now
while you can.
DR.. Plumer Clark has returned to
Baltimore, after spending his vacation
with relatives here.
Messrs. G. II. Curtis and ". Z. Tis-
dale of PaNville are off on a trip TO New
York and Connecticut.
Mr.. w. E. Jenkinson is at Glenn
Springs recuperating prior to going to
the northern markets.
Mr.. J. S. Plowden left this morning
for Greenville to take a much-needeo
rest in the mountains.
Mr.. Till of Elloree spent 4 few
davs of last week in Manning on visit
to his son Mr.. S. I. Till.
The Misses Mabelle and Lucie Camp
bell of Darlington are here visiting
their aunt Mrs. L. K. Howle.
Alessrs. ". N. Plowden and J. S.
Plowden were among the swallows fly
ing upcountrywards this morning.
Mr.. D. NJ. Bradham, accompanied by
his wife, Miss Gertrude and Miss Gus
sic Appelt left this morning for Glenn
Springs.
Surmerton is preparing TO have a
special trade week, That is a town
supplied with spirit. Spunk. and
spondulix.
All persons desiring to travel on the
railroads will save themselves much
annoyance by procuring health certlf-
Gates from their family physicians.
The ':Clansman'' Rev. Thomas Dix
on's book has been staged, and will
tour the South this fall. Mr.. Dixon will
travel with the theatrical company.
Union county voted out the dispen-
sary Yesterday by an overwhelming ma
jority, and all the pleadings for delay
and threats of lnjunctlons couldn't stop
it.
The outlook for high priced cotton
this fall promises to add to the value OF
land. Real Estate lin this county is
increasing in value and price every
year.
The court house square has become a
base ball park for colored gentlemen
who find 1T is no use to work so hard,
k'ase dey has q omen in white mans
ya'ad."
Mr.. S. I. TIL, manager OF the j. w.
Mcleod store, and Mr.. W. N. Turner,
manager of the Mutual Dry Goods Co,
left this morning for the northern
markets.
On last Thursday evening the W. C.
7. L. held social session at the home
of Mrs. J. W. Minis at Paxville, a well
arranged program and refreshments
were served to the guests.
Mrs. John O. Cough has returned
home from q visit to her sister, Mrs. J.
?. Bowers, at Dovesville, Darlington
county, accompanied by Mrs. Bowers,
who will spend few weeks with her
sisters.
Miss May Bradham. daughter OF
Mr.. J. F. Braham, and Miss Julia Hol-
ladav, daughter of Superintendent OF
Education S. P. Holiday, were the
successful winners OF the Winthrop
scholarships.
Miss Lena Plowden, the l1-year-old
daughter Of the late E. S. Plowden, was
brought TO the Brockinton Infrmary
last Saturday night, and Walter, her !
vear-old brother, is at home i'll with
typhoid fever.
Dr.. ". f. Wright aged about s.
wears, father Of Mrs. Allen c.. Bradham
of this town, died at his home in Clay
ton, Ala, last Saturday morning. DR.,
Wright was engaged in railroad build
ING in Florida, was taken sick and re-
turned to his home three days before
his death. Mrs. Bradham on receiving
notice of her fathers illness Immediate
" left for Alabama and reached her
fathers home the morning he died.