The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-08-02
Mr.. \. Weinberg is viSitin" in Dar-

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Mr.. \. Weinberg is visiting in Dar-
lington-
MIR. ". T. Francis left Yesterday for
Glenn Spriags.
Mr.. +. O. Richardson has returned
from North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". \. Avant visited
Manning last week
Mr. f. B. Brown visited his parents
at PaXville last Sunday.
Miss TAYLOR of Columbia is
visiting the Misses Rabbi
MIR. PRESLEY Barron has retHrned
from visit to Charleston.
Messrs. S. \. and J. H Risby leave
This evening for New York.
Mr.. W. H. Creecv spent last Satur-
day in Charleston on business.
Mrs. z. /. Griel. left yesterday 10
visit her relatives 1T Rock Hill
Miss Bessie Ricken5aker OF Orange
burg is visiting Miss Clara Harvln.
Miss Adele Smith of Mullins is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. .Jno. g. Slaughter.
Miss Louie Harvia has returned
home from the summer school at Ciem-
son.
Mrs. J. y. Burgess of Summerville IS
visiting her parents Mr.. ana Mrs. j. L.
StukeS.
DR.. ". NJ. Brockinton and family
left Yesterday for weeks stay on Sui
liyans Island.
Mr.. J. II. Lesesne left this morning
for Shelby, \. c., where he Will remain
about q week.
Mr.. W. Z. Jenkiuson made . business
trip to Wadesboro. \. c.. and returned
home this morning.
.JudgeJ. NJ. Windham has moved
into his new home. recently purchased
from Mrs. 0. Z. We5oer.
Mr.. Armon Mcintosh has returned
from Newman, Ga, where he has been
taking course in telegraphy.
Died Yesterday at Lynchburg. Mr.. J.
F. Hawkins. brother of Messrs. }. II.
and w. P. Hawkins, of this town.
Died last Monday morning at the
home of her son Mr.. Billy Dyson,
Mrs. Sarah Andrews aged g. years.
The Summerton ball team left last
night for Georgetown. where they
play that team series OF three games.
Mrs. H. NJ. Minis and children left
this morning for Colurabia to visit her
sister. and from there she expects to so
to the Springs.
Ed Hatfield an industrious colored
farmer living near Manning brought
to this Office two fully developed
open bolls of cotton.
Misses Mildred Dye and Essie
Drawley of Jessup, Ga, visited DR..
J. A. Cole this week, and they are
now visiting friends III Salem.
Died on the morning Of the 18th
inst, Mrs. Rosa Frierson wife OF Mr..
John w. Frierson aged 50 years. The
deceased had been in III health for
long time.
Mr.. a. r. Holiday of New York
spent several days in Manning with
his brother Rev. J. N. Holiday. He
left Yesterday to visit his parents in
Virginia.
The family of Rev. \. n. Brunson left
Yesterday for a months stay, and they
will be Joined by MIR. Brunson if he
survives the butting of the Royal arch
goat in Columbia tonight.
Dear Gus:-I have solved the moth
er-in-law problem: just give her regur-
larlv HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t will make her healthy. happy and
docile as 4 lamb. Pc, Tea or Tablets
at DR.. w. E. Brown 4 Co S.
Rev. J, M. Holladay and family
left Yesterday for SulIivans Island.
Mr.. Hol!aday will take charge Of DR.
Alex Sprunt's church while that
gentleman is taking his vacation
Messrs. J. D. Gerald. Charlton Du-
Rant. S. L. Krasnoff, ]. l.. Mcleod.
J. D. Alsbrook and Rev. y. \. Brun
son, left this morning for Columbia TO
take the loyal Arch degrees in ma
sonry.
When Hon John L. McLaurin was
here last Thursday he met 4 great
many people whose expressions OF re-
gard for him, were very kind and he
~ +n,,
McLaurin has many warm friends in
this county, and none appreciate more
than he
At the picnic last Thursday, 4 small
size rucus occurred between J \. Riggs.
Mr.. Peevv and some Touchberrys. All
OF the parties are connected by mar
riage and it was kind OF 4 family
feud. The fuss was away off from the
picnic and 1t did not disturb the
pleasures. No one was hurt.
The store OF the Mutual Dry Goods
Co. was burglarized Sunday night. and
some boys clothing and shoes were
stolen. The entrance was made through
the back window The burglar must
have been bold chap, because there
was policeman guarding the streets.
and private watchman employed to
Guard property adjoining the Mutual.
Died last Saturday morning at his
home near Wilson, Mr.. Edgar n.
Plowden, .Ir, aged 49years The fun
eral took place at Wilson Sunday which
was largely attended. The deceased
was I highly esteemed citizen. He
leaves = wife and ten children, the
Youngest q babe about Two weeks old.
The funeral was conducted by Rcv.
r. L. Grier.