The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-05-09

Base ball is warming up in Manning
now
Mr.. Id. Player spent Sunday IN
Manning.
Miss sibyl Odiorne is visiting IN
Manning.
Mr.. Ala Hawkins has returned home
from college.
Mr.. W. E. Jenkinson spent Sunday
in Florence.
J. a. Weinberg, Esq, spent last Sun
day in Sumter.
Mr.. Willie Burgess OF Sumter spent
Monday in town.
Mr.. Julian Weinberg OF Camden was
in town Monday.
Ladies read the notice of Mrs. 5. NJ.
Sprot in this issue.
DR.. Keith Howle is at home from the
Atlanta Dental College.
Mrs. W. T. Sellers returned to her
home at Fort Mill yesterday.
DR. Neville Of Clinton filed the
Presbyterian pulpit last Sunday.
Several couples enjoyed fish fry at
Tindal's Mill last Friday evening.
The Enterprise school at DuRant
held its closing exercising last Frlcay-
Rev. J. O. Cough preached the bac,,
ce1anrate sermon of the Mullins school
last Sunday.
The closing exercises of the Greely-
vile graded school take place Monday
evening, 14th. instant.
Miss Kitty Martin, compositor on
The Sentinel, is visiting IN Columola
and Clinton this week.
The residence of Mr.. J. J. Nettles
near Alcolu came near being destroyed
by FIRE from defective hue few Gays
ago.
Married at the home OF Mr.. J. T
Broedon last Thursday by Rev. A: n.
Tolar. Mr.. W. Hugh Creecy and Miss
Minerva Owens.
Died last Monday at her home near
Davis Cross Roads, Mrs. Sallle Dlngle,
relict of the late r. r. Dingle. ana
mother of Messrs. Selwyn and j. Il.
Dingle.
The managers and representatives OF
the different towns in the South caro-
lima State League will meet IN Sumter
on the 18th inst, to draw up constltu-
tion and bylaws and arrange schedule
for the league.
The Pine Grove graded school, OF
which Prof. J. A. Roland is Principal.
and Misses McEachern and Tasco Tur-
beville are assistants, will have its clos
INC exercises on the evening OF the
18th, and morning of the 18th insts.
The teachers have put forth every ef-
fort to provide good program. The
closing address will be delivered on the
morning of the 10th, after which there
will be picnic.
Harry Benbow camp Z. C. V. met in
the court house last Saturday. Cap
tain D. J. Bradham presided IN uni
form OF confederate grey. The atten-
dance was not very large. 1t is busy
season with the average veteran. ana
he is irving to take advantage OF the
favorable plow time. Quite number
OF those present signifed their lnten-
ton to attend the reunion at Columbia.
beginning on the 10th inst, and take
advantage of the hospitality offered oy
the people OF Columbia. Captain Brad
ham told them that he did not think II
would be necessary to ask Tor contrl
buttons to help pay the way TO Colum
bia. as the fare would be very light
not exceeding sl.25 round trip. and al
ter they reached Columbia they would
be entertained free. He expressed
wish for large turnout and promised
to try to get the railroad to furnish
special car as heretofore.
It is now in order for those who lee
the responsibility Of saving. the coun
try TO come forward and make the same
known. The cost compared to the i'm
porrance is comparatively small we
only charge S. for candidates card
and it matters not who he is, this $;
must be paid, ard that in advance be-
fore the card appears Il these columns
The county convention has been held
and the people are craning their neck:
TO see VINO they will have to vote
for in the primary 1t is a sign OF list
lessness when the candidates column
is rot filed, and as far as we are con
cerned we would be glad to fill page
with the names OF these patriots at $;
per head. Now is the golden oppor
tunity gentlemen, and never was YOU
coin of the realm more needed. Stes
ND lively, have your cards Inserted. /
matters not whether it is sat the so
licitacion Of many friends or ''th
ring, :.or of your own volition the s.. vii
be lust as acceptable. Remember tn