The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-06-07

Policeman Jenkinson OF Mayesvllle
was in Manning this week.
The grand jury report reached US loo
late for comment this week.
Mrs. J. P. Gibbons, of New Zion, is
quite i'll with typhoid fever.
LeRoy Lee, Esq. OF kingstree, spent
Monday here attending court
w ]. Muldrow. Esq, of Summerton
bar was in Manning yesterday
The tobacco crops of the Salem Sec
lion are reported to be excellent.
Mrs. J. S. Plowden has returned
improved in health from Georgia.
Id. Jennings, Esq, of the Sumter
bar, is in Manning today aVtenoins
court.
Died last Friday, Thomas Finley, 4
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
Coffey.
Major r. E. Mansfield, Of the mail
messenger service of Washington IS ID
Manning. today.
Died last Monday. Esther, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Breeoln' ageo
about one year.
Died last Wednesday night Eunice,
the % months old daughter OF MT anu
Mrs. Il. D. Clark.
The report of the clerk OF the Man
ming school district is an eXcellenI
Financial showing.
Editor Mcdowell, of the Camden
Chronicle. spent last Sunday here with
his uncle, Mr. D. r. Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thomas OF
Charleston are OF a visit to tnelr
6anohter Mrs. ". Scott Earvln.
This community sympathize deeply
with the three young families VINO are
sorrowing for the loss OF their precious
babes.
The summerton Mercantile Company
have gone into the concert business,
and are giving away writing paper as d
premium.
Miss A. P. Weathersby who taught
the E. r. Plowden school has returnee5
70 her home in Georgia, accompanied
by Miss Cornelia Plowoen.
Misses Pet Wilson, Lucille lseman'
and Corinne Bardeld OF the College Ior
Women at Columbia are at nome. MISS
Wilson graduated at this session.
The electric light system in Manning
has been greatly improved OF late, ano
we now have as good light as any to"h
in the State. We hope 1t Will always
be so.
Married by Rev. J. O. Cough. at the
home of the brides parents, last sun,
dav night, Mr.. Mortimer Hawkins ana
Miss Venecia McRoy, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. McRoy.
We regret sincerely to learn OF the
illness of Major e. B. Richardson at
his home near Fulton. Major Richard
son has host OF friends VINO Will WISH
for his speedy recovery.
Married in Sumter by Rev. &. Il.
Covineton. at the residence of the
brides father, Miss Sophie Warren, a
we'll known trained nurse, and Mr..
Harry Eussa, OF Jersey City, n. }.
The Flower Mission department OF
the ". C. T. =. will hold a special ser
vice next Friday evening at Paxvllle
academy beginning at $50 o'clock.
everybody invited, especially the
young people.
Died last Thursday near St. Paul
Mrs. Mary Billups, wife of Capt. K: 4.
BilIuos. aged about "a years. The
burial took place Friday at St: Paul
church. Rev. J. C. Yongue of Sum-
merton conducted the service.
Last Friday Mr.. W. F. Hunter met
with very serious and painful accl-
dent at Alcolu while working IN saw
Dit at the D. ". Alderman Sons Cos
lumber mill. One of his legs was fear
fully cut, and may yet have to be am
putated.
The iPine Grove school closed last
Friday with an address from J. b:
Lesesne, Esq, and presentation
speech from Mr.. A. I. Barron, who
presented the Barron Medal" to Miss
Leola Turbeville.After the school eXer-
cises Hon. E. D. Smith entertained
the audience with one OF his usual
fne speeches.
A number of gentlemen have organ
lied q fishing club, and have leased
from Mr.. E. E. Plowden, Home, and
the adjacent lakes for term OF years.
They propose to make it a first class
fishing ground by keeping the public
out, and only permit the use OF these
lakes to members Of the club. They
viii prosecute any and all persons who
trespass upon their grounds.
The TINES Office has enstalled an