The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
News F1on Sardinia.
Editor The Manning Times

Editor The .halnlIiS lIHGH
Mrs. J. NJ. Player went d9wn to
Charleston Thursday and returned
Yesterday vest; with her husband, who has
been in the infrmary for more than a
month. We are glad to have Mr..
PLAYER with US again.
Miss Edith McFaddin gave a delight
At Home on the evening Of the 18th.
The evening was spent very pleasantly.
r. ose present were: Misses Louise
Shannon Pirl and Sadie Wheeler,
I.fdie and Viola McFaddin, Lottie and
Maggie Woods, and Matte Powell:
Messrs. Earl, jeff Ray, Hugh, and
Alfred McFaddin, Ashbell Woods. Will
liam AIillsaps, Mood. Clarence and Ned
Wheeler, Dow Goodman, Henley and
Oscar Garland.
Mr.. Hugh McFaddin attended the
meeting of the K. of P. at Turoeville
on Tuesday night. Ask him what caus-
ed his delay on the way home.
We are glad to see that the new lum-
Der plant of Cousar-Kennedy Co. are
doing good business. They are pre-
pairing to put in planning and mould
ing machine which will enable them to
sell any bill desired.
Mr.. J. NJ. Woods, and friend, Mr..
Hill, of Columbia, who is on a visit to
him in Manning, spent Saturday night
at lIr. Woods home.
Children'S Day services will be held
at Midway church on next Saturday.
Mr.. S. W. Mcintosh spent the day
with Mr.. J. NJ. Player Sunday.
DR.. W. 81. Woods of Turbeville, spent
Saturday night at his home here.
Miss Kizzie and Rosa Kennedy, and
Pirl Wingate of Workman is visiting
at DR.. I. NJ. Woods.
Mr.. Il. a. Pierson, of Workman,
spent Saturday here.
The Sardinia Shooting Ciuo met on
Saturday evening. Great work have
been accomplished by some OF the
members alone this line.
The baseball club met on Saturday
for practice, but was unable to do so
on account of the inclement weather.
Mr.. F. E. DuBose has been quite i'll
for the past few days, but is very much
improved.
Miss Lille Player has been sick for
the past few days, but is better.
Mr.. William Millsaps is spending a
few days with Mr.. Hugh McFaddin.
Ask the boys of this place if they
want to go on another jack jumping"
expedition.
MIR. Hunter, of North Carolina. who
has been on visit his uncle, Mr.. }. II.
Garland, retuned home Wednesday.
Rain, rain, rain, and the windows
Heaven was open and the fauntis of the
great deep was broken up. and so will
the farmers of this section be If tfis
rain don't stop in exactly p IA min
utes. This thing is getting serious
around here, although think can see
y l-2c. cotton next fall. I understand
that quite number Of the farmers are
selling cotton for lJc. That is nice
way to support the association.
I hope these rains will reduce the
cotton crop TO aire million bales and
while we are getting II to l5c. for our
cotton these traitors will be running
around trying to FIJI their contracts at
l0c.
Miss Louise Shannon is at home
spending her vacation. She has been
pursuing the fowery paths of knowl-
edge at Winthrop. Also Miss Lottie
Woods from the Peabody Institute at
Nashville, Tenn.
DR.. W. II. Woods of Pinegrove has
quite an extensive practice around
here, judging from his constant visits.
We wish the DR.. success in his medi-
cal as well as his matrimonial under
taking.
Mr.. Earnest Rose spent last Saturday
in Manning on business.
OCCASIONAL.