The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-06
Base ball tomorrow.

Rev. J. NJ. Holladay spent Hast Sun
day in Clinton.
Marines VS.. Manning Thursday Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. 81. E. Vaughn has returned to
her home in Mullins.
Mr.. Walter Thames OF Wysacky vis-
tied Manning last week.
Miss Lulye Harvin is at home IRON
her school in Orangeburg.
Everybody keep the schedule that
appears in another column.
Rev. A. n. Brunson was called to
Columbia last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Breedin are in
Manning visiting their parents.
St. Peters lodge A. F. N. meets Ibis
evening and full attendanceis deslr-
ed,
The Marines OF Charleston play Man
ming here the last three days OF this
week.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at 3 O'Clock.
Public invited.
Mrs. 10 Whittle has returned to her
home at Bishopville after visit TO
Mrs. S. I. Till.
Come and bring your family next
Monday to the opening OF the league
games with Camden.
Died last Monday evening Kate Le-
Grand, an infant daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Walter Harvin.
The candidates crop continue small,
perhaps the slump in cotton has Jared
the nerves of ofaspirants.
Rev. T. L. Toatley presented The
TINES editor with eleven pound cab
bage, OF his own raising.
The hospital association is receiving
considerable encouragement IN the
shape Of money contributions.
Solicitor Wilson had to attend the
Supreme Court yesterday, and Capt.
W. c. Davis took his place IN our court.
The Pinewood school, closing exer-
cises will take place on Friday evening
June Is, at $50 o'lock in 4. OF z. hall.
Cards are out announcing the com
ing marriage OF Mr.. A. I. Barron and
Miss Minnie Salley at Orangeourg on
the 14th inst.
It is reported that DR.. A. L. Harvln
is endearoring to secure a location N
Bishopville to practice his art, we
mean his profession.
Miss Annie Cunningham one OF our
local teachers left yesterday for Rock
Hill to visit friends, before going to
her home in Virginia.
There are some sick base ball fans in
this town ever since that fatal last
Friday. The knock Manning got was
the best thing that could have happen
ed, it will teach the lesson OF there
are others.
Rural Route Inspector II. Higgins
from Washington has inspected route
to lead OUT IRON New Zion, and another
Inspector has been over the route from
Turbeville. We hope both routes Will
be established.
The Clarendon Lodge No. IFS K. Of
P. will meet tomorrow evening: Here
after it will meet the first. and third
Thursday nights of each month. All
members requested to be present to-
morrow evening.
There is every prospect that the new
railroad scheme will be an assured fact
before long. The matter is taking
shape, and it will be up to the people
of Manning whether or not we shall
have the .Alcolu railroad.
A communication from PaSville
signed sBuster" is turned down, be-
cause it was not accompanied with the
name Of the writer, and also because
the name ''Buster" belongs to our reg
ular Pinewood correspondent.
Sunmerton is to have newpaper in
the near future, another indication OF
that towns pull-together-spirit. a
newspaper in a town is a great lever
for pushing it on in the road of progress
and we wish for the enterprise much
success.
The writer attended game of ball
last Thursday afternoon at Sunnerton
between the Porter Military school
team OF Charleston and Summerton.
1t was virtually no game The Sum
merton team altogether out classed the
Charleston boys and won the game
from them as easy as grown man can
snatch candy from a child.
CIenso1's Tribute.