The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-04-18

Base ball tomorrow-Ladies free.
Summerton VS.. Manning tomorrow.
The ball park is nearing completion
MIR. S. r. venning spent Easter in
Sumter.
Mr.. W. G. Strange, OF Wilson, is
very sick.
Remember tomorrow is ladies day
at the park.
Manager Odiorne has signed about
all OF his men.
When a widower has it. he has it
bad, so they say.
Miss Lula Hawkins is visiting her
brother Mr.. W. P. Hawkins.
Mr.. Jerome Chase OF Florence spent
Sunday with Mr.. :. L. Mcleod.
Miss Nav Harvin OF Silver spent last
Sunday with Miss Sarah Harvln.
There will be divine service in the
rew presbyterian church next SUNDAY
morning.
Miss Lula Mcleod who is attending
college in Columbia spent Easter N
Manning.
Messrs. Armon Mcintosh and Dow
PLAYER of Florence visited Manning
last week.
Mr.T. NJ. Mouzon OF Sumter spent
last Monday in Manning on visit 10
his parents.
Miss Alma Smith OF Mullins spent
Easter with her sister Mrs. Juo. u.
Slaughter.
Misses Corinne Barheld and Lucille
Tseman of the Columbia Female COZ
lege spent Easter at home.
Contractor McRoy has begun the
work of adding another story to the
Bank of Manning building.
Miss Lulve Barvin of Orangeburg
snent last Friday and Saturday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C.R. Harvln.
Misses Mary Ingram and Pet Wilson
returned to Manning Saturday night
from the Hamer-Ingram marriage at
Dillon.
Married bv Rev. r. E. Smith at his
residence near Bethlehem on the eeh
inst. Miss Eta Wilson and Mr.. ). 4.
Baker.
The openings at the different stores
last week were very fruitful If the new
hats and costumes at church last Sun
day was any sign.
Mr.. W. Mcintosh Of Workman
came to Manning last Thursday, ana ~
a short time after he reached mere MS
horse sickened and died.
There will be preaching at Fellow
chin church next Sunday afternoon at
400 O'Clock by Rev. NJ. a. Connors.
Public cordially invited.
The next thing on docket to induce
people to part with their money IS Jen-
kinson:s great sale of which you may
read on another page with profit
There will be new base ball league
in this State this season, composing
Georgetown, Manning, Sumter, Gam,
den and very likely Orangeourg ana
Florence.
A dispatch reached here this after
noon stating that San Francisco, Cal,
was severely damaged by an earthquake.
Many lives lost and much properly oe-
Stroyed.
The Democratic clubs are called to
meet on the 18th inst, to elect oele-
oates to county convention wnlcn
convenes May !. Read the chairman $
notice elsewhere.
The first game played at the new
hall park takes place tomorrow oe-
tween Summerton and Naming. Ao-
mission. 25 cents for men and l3 cents
for BOYS, ladies free. Game called at
4:30 O'Clock.
Died at her home near Paxville last
Saturday afternoon. Mrs: Mary Key
nolos, wife of DR.. W. H. Reynolds,
aged about 50 years. The funeral con-
Quoted by Rev. J. P. Inabnlt OF Sumter
took place at the Reynolds family. bury
ing ground Sunday.
Last SATURDAY the politicians were
much in evidence. They were hand
shaking very vigorously and quite
solicitous for the families, but tnen'
they get that way every now ana tnen:
especially when they are ''arter some
thin for themselves.
Died in Spartanbure last Monday,
after a brief illness of pneumonia.
Richard l. Manning, aged q years, a
son of Mr. William S. Naming !he
deceased was lawyer by profession.
and related to the Mannings and Rlch'
ardsons of Clarendon. He was a
nephew of Senator r. /. Manning OF
Sumter.
Mr.. 3. Jones, resident of Balti.
more. a son OF Eon. Geo. r. Jones OF
Davis. sailed from Baltimore last Mon
day for a visit to Glasgow, Liverpool.
London and other European cities.
We wish for the young Clarendon boy,
who has, by his own merit risen IN the
commercial world, a pleasant, safe and
profitable journey.
Mr.. Sam W. Barron has leased the
Bowling Allevs, and they will hereafter
he run under his management. Every
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