The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-21
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Sunday in Manning.
Mr.. C W. Pickering. is in Manning
on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. LYMAN Krasnoff and his bride
arrived here yesterday.
DR.. W. N. Brockinton and family
left last Sunday night for visit TO
Florida.
Miss Mary o. Ingram of Columbia is
in Manning with her: sister, Mrs. Jno.
S. Wilson.
Messrs. A. o. Antly and J NJ. Woods
attended the Bishopville ball last FRI
day evening.
Married by Rev. Ben Oliver at the
parsonage, near Seloc, Mr. Wine
Dennis and Miss Ellen Sims.
DR.. A. Littman, the optician, will be
at Summerton for several Gays. re
gave satisfactory service here.
The ball park will soon be completed
and some Of the new men will report to
Manager Odiorne in few weeks.
A telegram reached here last Mon
day announcing the death of Mr.. Alfred
Maner. q brother Of Mrs. J. G.. Daniel,
in Tennessee.
Miss Minnie Salley, after pleasant
visit to Miss Sarah Earvln, has return
ed to her home in Orangeburg, out mas
promised to return.
Photographer Beatty has an adver-
tisement in these columns which should
attract attention easily. He makes a
splendid offer, and he does excel
lent work.
There will be meeting Of the stock
holders of the Manning base ball as
sociation Friday night at s O'clock a.
Wells tonsorial parlor to I'LL vacancy
in the board of directors.
DIED at New Town last Thursday,
Mrs. Leila Gowdy: wife of Mr. J. D.
Gowdy aged about 35 years. The
burial took place at the Thomas bury
ing ground near Beulah.
The Times welcomes the news letter
from Summerton. 1t is the kind OF
q letter to interest our readers and help
Summerton. We hope the correspon-
dent will keep up the good work.
Rev. James Mcdowell viii be install
led over Bethel church on Saturday,
March oath, and over Midway church
on SATURDAY., March 3lst. The public
fhncn
Died at his home at Sardinia, on the
It'll, inst, Mr.. W. T. Rose, aged about
IS wears. The deceased was an excel
lent citizen, hospitable in his home,
and kind and friendly in his nature.
He was a Confederate soldier.
The Township Board of assessors
has sent out notices to those whose
property assessments they nave
raised, requiring them, Al they
have objections to appear before the
County Board of Equalization at II
O'Clock, 9th of March.
Hon. Ashby D. McFadden, OF Co.
lumbia. and member of the House OF
Representatives from Richland, has
been spending few days with MS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.. McFadden at
their home near Oakland, was in Man
ming Monday.
President Hodge of the cotton asso-
citation has made trip in the Salem
section on his official work. He re
ports to US that every glnner IN that
section, with one exception, signed the
pledge to collect ten cents per bale 1o1
she cotton association, ,and he was away
from home, but would sign.
Died last Friday at the home of hel
son-in-law. Mr.. Julius S. Davis, nea!
Davis, Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Benbow, agec
about Sc years. The deceased was the
mother of Mesdames J. NJ. Davis, +. )
Erwin, Julius S. Davis, Tredwe1 Din
gle, r. c.. Wells and Ellison Capers
She was the widow of the late W. w
Benbow.
The dwelling owned by Mrs. F. C
Thomas, on keitt street, and occupied
bv Nj. E. J. Russell, was destroyed by
FIRE this afternoon. The furniture wa:
saved. Insurance on house 800. The
FIRE engine did fine work in saving
adiacen" buildings with the high vino
blowing. The service at this one tre
overpaid for the engine.
Miss Massey Lee Estes. formerl!
with the County Record OF Kingstree
IS now a compositor in the Times Of
flee. This lady comes here highly
endorsed, and number of Kingstree
people have written TO their friends
here. asking them to see that Mis-:
Estes is made to feel at home in Man
ming.
The Mothers annual Congress con
venes in the city of Washington tomor
row afternoon. This distinguished
BODY of mothers from all over the Un
ion meet once a year to advise, coasuls
and formulate plans OF rearing children
and their discussions are always inter
esting, and there is great rivalry amonE
these mothers for official recognition
Every women in the country IS watch
inc for the election Of officers.
Rev V l Masters of Greenwood
preached in the Baptist church her
last Sunday, and on Monday he> adde!
several new subscribers TO his magnlh
cent paper, the Baptist Press. w
wish we could get hold of Masters t.
take charge OF our subscription de
nartment. 1t is not his winning way
that makes subscribers, but it IS tn
excellence Of his paper, we'll and strong
" edited by Louis J. Brisrow, an ol'
hand at the editorial pump.