The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-07-19

MIR. C. NJ. Mason OF Foreston was N
town Monday.
Mrs. Abe Weinberg of Camden Is
visiting in Manning.
Mir. Mood Conror OF Greeieyvllte VsS-
tied in town last week.
Mr.. w. S. Earvin went to Charleston
this week on business.
Mrs. Jno. G. Slaughter is visiting
her parents in Mullins.
Mr.. W. s. Dickson has returned from
Jackson Springs, \. c.
Miss Celeste Mowry of Charleston IS
visiting Mrs. r. S. Erwin.
Mr.. J. r. Dyson has our thanks for
basket OF nice vegetables.
Miss Lucille Iseinan is visiting rela-
tiyes at HarriSonburg. Va.
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her parents in Williamsburg.
Mr.. F. O. Richardson and family left
Yesterday for North Carolina.
Mrs. H. E. Vaughn returned last
Monday TO her home in Mullins.
Capt. Joseph Bates of Eastover IS N
Manning visiting Mr.. J. D. Gerald.
Mr.. Joe Dickson has accepted Z posi-
,ion with the D. W. Alderman Sons 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Erwin are enjoy
inc the sea breezes at Sulyan's lslano.
Miss Oliyia Ingram as at home, after
finishing the millinery season at Lau-
renS.
Mr.. w. F. Lyon, buyer for the Amer
lean Tobacco Company will arrive here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigbie of Georgia are
in Manning on a visit to their son.
Charlton DuRant, Esq.
Miss Ethel Nelson. who has been
visiting friends in town, has returned
to her home in Charleston.
Mr.. ". X. Mcintosh of Workman is
in town to accept his old position as
book-keeper at Clark's ware house.
DR.. J. A. Cole left Monday morning
for White Stone Springs to attend the
State Dental Association meeting.
Mrs, D. D. Salley, afler spending
some time with her parents here, re-
turned to her home in Orangeours yes
terday.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at O'Clock,
D. M. by Rev. N. 4. Connors. Puoilc
cordially invited.
The New Zion people are alive to the
warehouse situation and they expect to
erect one and perhaps two cotton ware
houses in Salem.
Mr.. w. Frank Coleman and family,
of Killon, after visit to his fatner,
Mr.. J. P. Coleman, returned to their
home yesterday.
Mr.. ". C. Gerald, of Camden, is
here visiting his son, Mr.. J. D. Gerald.
Mr.. John S. Bates, of Eastover. IS also
a guest of Mr. Gerald.
The ladies OF the PaXyille Methodist
church will give musical next FRIDAY
night. Admission free. Refreshments
served. Public invited.
Mrs. Charles E. Brewer and children
of Wake Forest, n. c., returned to
their home yesterday after q visit to
her niece Mrs. G. W. Pickering.
Mr.. C. P. Lesesne has resigned his
government position at Washington
and has accepted a position with the
Burns Hardware Company, in Sumter
Died last Saturday night Mrs. Caro-
lima Bennett aged about A. years. The
burial took place at Fellowship. Ser
vices were conducted by Mr.. j. +
Coleman.
The Manning Woodman went to Sum
merton last Friday to learn something
about base ball. they learned alright, by
Summerton's Woodmen putting the
blocks to them By score of 6 to ).
When you want pleasant laxative
that is easy to take and certain to act
use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
tablets. For sale by The r. B. Loryes
Drug Store, Isaac NJ. Loryea. Prop.
Mr.. W. E. JenkinSon who has charge
of the matter to build a warehouse II
Manning says there is no difficult.
about raising the necessary funds. ant
lie thinks 4 suitable lot can be secured
shortly,
The great mill end sale at Jenkinsol
Company is on. Mr.. Watson who is al
expert IN these kind of sales is here
and it is expected that during his sta.
large sales will be made. The store wa
crowded yesterday with buyers.
Rev. T. Carl Barth, evangelist o
Harmony PreSbyterv. will commence ;
series OF meetings at Corinth church
on the fourth Sunday of July ct II a. m
The public is cordially invited.
+. L. GRIER, Pastor
Mir. W. Thompson Wilder, now il
the customs service at Manila, Philip
pine Islands, has passed the civil serv
ice examination as first grade clerk
and is at present Inspector of Immigra
ton, but he has made application for
position in the States. We hope Mr.
Wilder will succeed in getting lucra
tive position nearer home.
We regret that our information abou
The time for the reunion picnic at Beu
ali was wrong. Several Salem gentle
men informed US it was to be on tn
18th. as we stated, but we have sine
learned officially it will be Saturda
22nd. We extend our appreciativ
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